Samskin Plastic Surgery

I went to get an egg shot about 2.5 weeks before my wedding. They recommended Botox, so I got Botox and experienced side effects. (People around me asked why I'd get Botox right before a wedding. Looking back, it's absurd, but I trusted them because it was a professional clinic. My mistake for trusting this clinic back then.) I received no prior guidance about such side effects, only that my chin might protrude. Afterward, one side of my mouth stopped lifting, so I called the clinic. - They told me they were closed the next day. The clinic prioritized their day off over a bride-to-be whose face was ruined just before her wedding. Fine, I'll concede it was my issue and my fault for choosing a clinic like that. - When I tried to book an appointment the following day, they said someone else was booked at the time I wanted and suggested their available slots. I asked if that was my problem and if they were crazy. Only then did they agree to see me. - Upon arrival, they told me Seventeen had also experienced this (?). What was I supposed to do with that information? How many side effects have they caused? I was too distraught to process anything and just cried. - The doctor performed an additional procedure, saying it wasn't that severe. I was furious and asked what they were talking about. I can't sleep and cry every day, feeling utterly depressed. Are they saying I'm one of the lucky ones among their patients with side effects? Are they sane? I asked what that had to do with me, and they finally said they had nothing else to say besides 'sorry.' Well, instead of an apology, I wish they'd beg. No amount of compensation can appease my anger before my wedding. If you want to ruin an important moment in your life, choose this clinic. They've been in business for a long time and probably have a steady stream of patients. So, if you want to get a procedure at a place that says, 'This case isn't that severe,' and end up like me, then go ahead.