I scheduled the surgery for the afternoon of the 26th and came all the way from outside Seoul, but as I saw in other reviews, there was a bit of waiting. First they just told me to go buy the medication... Still, they checked everything carefully, showed me the camera too, and I think the surgery process itself was okay, although I think I waited on the operating table for over 30 minutes.. It’s only been one day, but I’m going to take photos regularly and leave reviews. When I looked for reviews, there weren’t many about the very early stage. There’s no pain, and my face is slightly swollen. When I first eat, my jaw feels uncomfortable, but it gets better quickly, and it’s fascinating that I can see my Adam’s apple between the bandages.. lol I thought I didn’t have one And the bandage really covers all the way to my ears, so I can’t wear a mask, so I’m using the mask they give there (the kind you tie at the back), but they could have left the ear holes a little open at least ㅠㅠ It’s hard to put in earphones, and the bandage also feels a bit loose Since it’s day 1, I still don’t really know about the results and such, but I’ll leave what pain I felt on day 1 lol Still, I went around outside like that for almost 10,000 steps lololol
1. There is waiting. 2. If you go to the pharmacy they guide you to, it’s expensive (are antibiotics originally this expensive in Seoul?) 3. The operating table was clean and the operating room nurse was kind, but I was still a bit startled when things were tossed onto my stomach (I’m sensitive) 4. The nurse who took the photos on the 3rd floor? was extremely kind. When I was being awkward, she asked questions to try to make me comfortable and smiled a lot 5. The director? The people doing the initial consultation were the kind type you see at any hospital. Still, there was no pressure, and it was more like, let’s leave it to the doctor’s judgment 6. The head doctor pointed out exactly what was needed, checked in detail, and felt trustworthy