People around me often told me my lower face was lacking, but as someone who had just barely entered society, the surgery cost was too expensive and facial contouring surgery itself scared me. While working as a coordinator at this clinic for 2 years, I saw many people who had surgery. I don’t really know what things are like at other clinics, but at least while I was working here, there were no complaints because something had gone wrong surgically. There were no accidents either. There were no people who became asymmetrical either. Of course, we do get a huge number of messages asking why the bruising or swelling isn’t going down. There are actually quite a lot of people who contact us the day after surgery asking why the swelling hasn’t gone down and whether the surgery went wrong... sigh The director is very particular about safety and design, and it’s amazing how, if someone brings in the photo they want, he makes it almost similar. Of course not everyone comes out 100% identical, but skin and the amount of fat are important too. Anyway, when seen on CT, the before-and-after difference in the bone was really clear. Looking at patients, I saw people who changed very dramatically, people who changed naturally, and people whose conditions were a bit unfavorable so they couldn’t see a huge effect. There was someone whose revision surgery went so well that she cried and said thank you, and I think I’ll keep remembering her. Her first surgery at another clinic had gone wrong, so she was having such a hard time and her expression was so dark... you know that feeling when someone next to you cries and you get choked up too After crying in the director’s room, she came to the desk and said thank you with her voice trembling, and I got choked up for no reason too. Writing this makes me think of that time again and I’m getting choked up. I’m extremely F, so.. hahahaha Anyway, I didn’t go for consultations at other clinics, and since I thought our director was good at surgery, I got surgery from him. As for the price, since I had worked there for about 2 years, of course they gave me a small employee discount. It was a little less than I expected though? Maybe I was absurdly hoping for too much.. ha I had 2 procedures: square jaw + chin tip. I had surgery at the end of June, so it’s been about 2 months and 2 weeks now. So of course I still have swelling. It needs to go down more. I was also really worried that I might get side effects, or that the swelling wouldn’t go down, or that something would just go wrong, but it ended well. Usually, patients’ progress photos are taken when they come in at 3 months and 6 months, but since I can take them when it’s quiet, I asked another coordinator yesterday and took them. I kept whining that I wanted my chin tip to become slimmer, and he said he paid a lot of attention to my chin tip and that the bone came out well, so I should lose some weight^^;; After losing a little weight, it’s coming out like the chin I showed him after Photoshopping it, so I’m amazed and amazed and amazed, and I’m satisfied. I hope the swelling goes down quickly...
If I fully disclose the clinic name, people might accuse me of being a broker, and I also don’t want our clinic to be harmed in any way, so I’ll only tell people who ask which clinic it is! If I seem like a broker, you really don’t have to ask which clinic it is The reason I’m writing this review is because the director did the surgery well, I’m satisfied and thankful, and I’ll be leaving soon, so since my result turned out well, I wrote this with the pure thought that it might be nice to leave one successful review.
Patients who came to our clinic for consultation or had surgery there might possibly remember me from the before-and-after photos... haha For the after-surgery photos, I uploaded realistic photos. I hope they help as a reference for how much swelling has gone down and how much remains around the 2-month mark! That’s it for now!
This review is a surgery review pursuing a natural-looking result.