Edited 5 months after surgery. When I had under-eye fat grafting here, they recommended that I also get fat grafting to the nasolabial folds, and that nasolabial-fold fat grafting made my face look even older. Especially after surgery, it was hard to meet the doctor. They said I could only see the doctor at the second session after 2 months. My eye shape changed a lot, so I ended up needing ptosis correction. It seems hard for my eyes to go back to how they used to look. The fat grafting was under the eyes, on the cheeks, and into the nasolabial folds, but the boundary became even more sunken near the nose. I called the hospital, and after seeing me, they told me to go somewhere else and solve it with radiofrequency. I asked them to do it there, and they said they didn’t have it. So I obediently did as they told me and tried InMode and contour injections at another hospital, but it became even more bumpy and uneven. I honestly felt like I wanted to die. I did Ultherapy again, and the nasolabial folds improved a little. It cost a huge amount of money. I didn’t want to go back to that hospital, so I gave up on the second fat-grafting session. Honestly, the consultation was almost entirely done by the consultant, and the consultant guaranteed that it would go 100% well, no, that I would be 90% satisfied, so I thought the doctor must be very skilled. After surgery, I also saw scars here and there on my face that hadn’t been there before. After having surgery here, I developed distrust toward surgeries done under sleep anesthesia.
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