Before<Day 7, before stitch removal. Took this after removing the splint at the clinic lol>Before<Day 7, before stitch removal. Took this after removing the splint at the clinic lol>Writing a one-week review for MJ I'm a bride-to-be with my wedding one month away and an important day right around the corner. Lol I trusted their reputation and just lay down because I'm impatient..
I'm satisfied lolololol, doctor. He seems kind of tsundere, but that actually made him feel more approachable, so I could say this and that about what I wanted. If someone is too rigid, it feels more suffocating to me; lol I'm a Busan woman lol He feels a bit like an uncle from Gyeongsang-do. I think you can speak comfortably with him. Communication is good.
He tends to understand well what you want.
Well, he is someone with a very firm and clear style.
For those who already have this place in mind, if you say what you want, he understands it perfectly lol
Oh, the clinic had moved, and the image was a bit different from what I had heard before. Maybe because it's a new building, but the atmosphere inside the clinic was good, first of all. Spacious, large, and I remember there being 4 recovery rooms. Clean. Before entering the operating room, there was a heart-startling whoooooooosh!;!;!;;~~~~ air shower before going in lololololol Even though it's a private clinic, they had a hyperbaric oxygen chamber there too. (I think that's honestly a real merit.) I think hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a huge advantage for nose recovery. They don't do it for everyone, and they said they do it if needed after checking your condition. They said I was healing so well that I didn't need it, and asked if I wanted to try it, but I couldn't be bothered, so I didn't lol I was just curious and thought it was fascinating that a private clinic had one lol They disinfected things so frighteningly meticulously that even when I asked them to stop, they strictly stuck to the standard protocol; huh Before anesthesia, while fully conscious, getting attacked with disinfectant is something I absolutely hate It was hard. It was unexpected. Since the doctor has that easygoing Gyeongsang-do personality, ; I didn't expect the pre-op prep and disinfection to be so intense. It was so cold.
The fact is, it turned out the way I wanted lololol I just hope it maintains well like this. It's only week one with swelling, but I can roughly feel the line, and surprisingly my eyes and face didn't swell, which is fascinating. Almost no bruising either. Personally, I think he operates skillfully with less tissue damage. For reference, this was my third revision nose, previously small, slim, and with a drooping tip. I was tired of a slim, pointy nose now, so I asked for a plump, full, glamorous nose~ I think plastic surgery differs from person to person lololololol If you feel drawn to this place, just do it lol He's someone who at least does above the basics. I did it where I felt drawn to.
With plastic surgery, if it turns out well, that's all that matters, and you're grateful, and that person becomes a good doctor for you. I'm feeling thankful. At week 2, once some swelling goes down, I'll see how it looks. If I'm bored, I'll post it, and if I'm busy, I won't;; Also, no questions in the comments. I absolutely hate bothersome things. I'll cut down on any more comments since I've already rambled a lot