This is already my 4th surgery, so I’ll write a detailed review as a record. I’ve been to several hospitals, and the design and the hospital itself seem pretty good. They do a simulation for the design, and it turned out way better than that. And unlike a lot of places that just leave you on your own after surgery, I actually wish they would leave me alone a bit here.. I’m in too much contact with the manager too.. They also keep asking me to come in for follow-up checkups so much that I’m getting a bit tired.. After surgery, they give you a care kit, and it includes an ice pack, gauze, a support binder, and an autologous rib-cartilage guarantee certificate. There’s no pumpkin juice or swelling tea or anything like that, so that part was a little disappointing lol. I guess I just have to be satisfied with the binder For post-op care, they offer swelling laser treatment, and if the swelling is really bad, they give swelling shots and scar shots. My swelling wasn’t that severe, so I only got one shot and after that I only had the laser treatment a bit. Also, there are two nose surgeons here. Since my previous nose looked too natural and that was why I was thinking about revision surgery, I went with Dr. Park, who does a slightly more glamorous style. If you prefer a more natural style, it seems better to go with Dr. Lee. The hospital itself tends toward a natural style, so even if you go for glamour, it’s only a little bit glamorous.. no need to worry. Both doctors had beautiful reviews, so choosing a surgeon was honestly such a headache.. Anyway, it’s been about 4 months now? I think it’s settled in pretty well, but honestly since it was a revision surgery, I’m still a little nervous. Personally, I think noses should be looked at for about a year, so I still need to wait a bit more, but I really hope it stays like this. If you have any questions about the hospital, feel free to ask!
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