Hush Community Review

This is a review of a surgery I had in 2013, and I was so unhappy with the result that when I revisited 3 years later, the doctor who performed it had already left. They kept sending me KakaoTalk ads for nose surgery, and at the time I had no information, so I thought, of course these are smart doctors with lots of training, they'll take care of it themselves. That was the mistake. During the staff consultation, while discussing my nose, they said the more urgent thing for changing my impression would be to do my eyes, but during the doctor consultation they said to shave the hump on my nose and add Gore-Tex. But now, thanks to this doctor, I've become an expert on revision surgery, and I think the first problem was already there. In the end, they raised it 1 mm, and I wondered why bother raising it if it was only going to be 1 mm? My midface is already long, and if you place an implant on an already long nose, wouldn't it look even longer? Did the doctor not know that? For money? That's the conclusion I came to myself. Because I wasn't even thinking about my eyes, but after the staff consultation I also got an eye consultation with the surgeon, and he said that since I had no money, then do a buried suture. Why did I get intimidated just because the word money came out of the doctor's mouth? I should have left then and not done it here, but I put down the deposit and had the surgery. Even during the operation, since it was under local anesthesia and I was still conscious, they asked me, how many millimeters should we raise it? This was asked during surgery, not during the consultation. Does that even make sense? My nose was open, my ear was ringing with the sound of grinding bone... ugh. Maybe that was just their normal tone, but even from the consultation they used a tone that made people feel small, asking how many millimeters should we raise it? ... I answered, please make it gentle and fit my facial proportions, and after that my mood completely sank, and I cried through the whole surgery.. ugh.. Then they said, why are you in pain, why are you crying when it doesn't hurt, and if it doesn't hurt then don't cry.. I wanted to say something there, but I was afraid they might take offense and ruin my face, so I couldn't say a word. I really felt stupid. The result? My eyes barely changed, and they actually exaggerated the asymmetry in my eyes. And my nose? They shaved down the hump less than they should have, and since my face already had asymmetry, putting Gore-Tex on top made the asymmetry stand out even more and turned it into a crooked nose. This doctor has no aesthetic sense and only thinks about money. I don't know where he is practicing now, but I really want to see his face again.