Consultation - Wasn't What I Expected. Atlanta, GA

I have been interested in having a breast augmentation done for several years now. Since I'm in a good financial state, I figured that the time is now.
I initially heard of Dr. Colgrove via this website and a young lady on YouTube who recently visited Dr. Colgrove this year for the same procedure. She vlogged about her positive experience with him and his staff, and that led me to schedule a consultation.
I was very excited leading up to my consultation at the end of August, but that feeling soon began to fade after I stepped foot into their facility. I was hoping to be greeted kindly, but did not get that at all. I came in contact with 4 different people throughout the time that I was there, and only one of them was helpful - and, sadly, it wasn't he doctor.
From the time I arrived, I was in the back having my vitals checked within 15 minutes. The nurse checking my vitals, I forget her name, but she was very sweet and kind. After checking my vitals, she sat me in a room, told me to undress from the waist up and put on a robe. Next, she took me to another room and took photos of my chest and we went back into the other room where she turned on a video and gave me binders of the doctor's work to look at. She returned and we began to discuss the video. Dr. Colgrove arrived minutes later, introduced himself and began to take some measurements of my chest. The dialogue between us was not the best. It wasn't much of a dialogue, actually... I would ask a question, he would answer, and there would be silence, repeat. It wasn't much of a conversation, and he didn't try to help me feel comfortable at all. Actually, the look on his face was of sheer boredom, as if he was ready for the consultation to be over already. He stayed in the room with the nurse and I for maybe 15-20 minutes and left. The nurse continued to help me try on the sizers and the bra, made several great suggestions and allowed me to see how I would look with the implants on the computer.
I would have appreciated it more of the consultation experience was with the actual doctor, so that I could try to become comfortable with him, so that he could get to know me, what it is that I'm looking for and help make suggestions. I did not receive much of that at all. If the nurse could do the procedure, I would be much more comfortable having her perform it than the actual doctor.
I wish I could say that I received the positive experience that most of you did, but I did not. I will continue my search for a P.S. to perform my breast augmentation procedure.