Review of chin advancement surgery + dissolving filler

Yesterday, I went in for a consultation and just ended up having surgery the same day. I had been getting filler and Botox treatments continuously, but at some point my face shape became completely ruined, and I decided that procedures were no longer the answer, so I was looking into plastic surgery. Yesterday, after consulting with the consultant and the director, I just had the surgery. On top of that, I dissolved all the filler that had been injected into my chin, cheeks, and forehead, and including the filler dissolving, it came out to around 3.3 million won. The consultant was very kind, and the director explained things in detail, so I started to trust them. In my case, other than a late-night snack I ate early that morning, I hadn’t eaten a separate meal, and the last time I had water was around 5 o’clock, so I think that’s why I was able to have surgery that evening. When consulting with the consultant, they said that if I did the chin tip, there are cases where square jaw surgery has to be done together, so I was worried about the cost and all that. But when I actually saw the director, they didn’t mention other areas like cheekbones or square jaw and only explained chin advancement surgery, so I think that made me trust them more. I went for the consultation at 10:30, and sometime after lunch I finished all the surgical tests. They said I would go into surgery around 7, so in between I briefly rented a motel room, took a nap, bathed, and tried to recover my condition as much as possible. Before surgery, they dissolved the filler in my chin, and during surgery, they also dissolved the filler in my front cheeks and forehead. In reality, I had the surgery around 9 p.m., and before surgery I had one more consultation with the director. I passed out in the operating room and came to my senses in the recovery room after 11. Since I had surgery without a guardian, it was a bit hard after being discharged. I’m really good at tolerating pain, but my chin hurt more than I expected. It wasn’t to the point that I couldn’t bear it, just enough that I kept swearing? I originally planned to go straight to Seoul Station, take the train, and go to Daegu, but I just booked a motel and slept. At dawn, my chin kept hurting, and especially my throat felt like it was going to tear, and I had bloody phlegm, so I turned the heated floor on high, kept drinking water, ate one of the liquid meals the hospital gave me, took my medicine, and after waking up I felt okay. Even now the pain is gradually disappearing, and I can swallow food well too. I recommend going with a guardian instead of suffering alone like I did. The hospital nurses were generally kind and had good manners. But since it’s a large hospital, they inevitably seemed very busy and tired. The waiting time was quite long, but that’s unavoidable. Also, in the case of medicine, I didn’t have a guardian and couldn’t go to the pharmacy, but a nurse bought it for me instead, and I was so grateful. Once the swelling goes down and some time passes, I’ll leave another review.