It has been over a month since the surgery, and I have been communicating with people who had inflammation after surgery at Misak, people who are going to have surgery in the future, and many others. I am satisfied with the surgery result. I got the straight nose shape I wanted, and the look I wanted. I still feel slightly worried because the silicone does not seem fully adhered yet, and I am also worried about inflammation, but up to now the condition has been satisfactory.
I do not think the hospital staff will read this post, but summarizing what I have learned from talking with many people, the problem is basically this: they make a really great dish, like something Gordon Ramsay would praise, but they present it worse than a neighborhood street stall, so the whole thing gets ruined.
First, the hospital is too chaotic and the interior is not good, so the environment itself was poor. The shape is nice, but the aftercare is terrible. The doctor and the director's consultation were not great. Most people say things like that. What is the point if they make a good shape and perform the surgery well? If the follow-up is poor, patients will inevitably spread bad word of mouth. People say it does not matter whether someone is a specialist or not, but the fact that a non-specialist looks less professional than a specialist is an undeniable reality because the impression is bad. The more that is the case, the more they need to handle aftercare from the patient's perspective. Do not you feel sorry for the people who use rib cartilage? They have usually had nose surgery at least three times, and their money and feelings have been hurt a lot. I hope you pay a little more attention to professionalism..
I also think Dr. Ahn is about to retire soon, so I will not say much more. Still, I hope he finishes on a good note. I also know there are rumors that after Dr. Ahn retires, a successor will take over.
Misak makes pretty nose shapes and is good at shaping them, so if you just improve professionalism a little, why would you ruin the career you have built for so long over things like hospital environment, staff management, and hygiene management, which are not even that difficult?
I am saying this because I am genuinely sorry. I am also a patient who had surgery here, and several friends around me are going to have surgery here too, so I am saying this out of concern..