The hospital atmosphere felt outdated. During the consultation they were confident, but once I lay down on the operating table, they didn’t come for a long time, and the nurses were chatting. They were asking each other, “Is the director in a consultation?” I wondered if they were doing a consultation even though I had a surgery appointment. The atmosphere was chaotic and really strange. Even though they were experienced, that kind of confusion felt exactly like an environment where a surgical accident could happen. Alar reduction and nostril wing lifting are clearly different procedures, but they said they were the same. Starting with the consultant, they said they were the same, and because the two procedures were combined into one, the surgery cost was cheap, so I did it right away, but I regret it so much. There’s no difference before and after, and seriously no one can tell. The consultant and the director had different opinions. The consultant said it was possible, but the director said it wasn’t. I just feel like I was toyed with. There is no difference before and after. They don’t do what the patient wants and just do whatever they want lololololol. Ridiculous.
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This review is a surgery review pursuing a glamorous result.