About 4 years ago, I had surgery in Gangnam at ㅇㅇㄹㅁ with the representative director, including nasal osteotomy and using septal cartilage + ear cartilage for the nasal tip. When there was swelling in my nose, I didn't really notice, but as the swelling went down, one side of my nasal bridge looked sunken in.. I can feel the indentation even when I touch it with my hand. When light hits my face evenly, it doesn't show much, but when light comes in from the side it shows really clearly, so when I take photos, seriously ㅜㅜㅜㅜㅠㅠㅠ it's so annoying. I had surgery to look prettier, but when I take pictures I have to straighten the nasal bridge first.. At first I thought, the swelling must just be going down unevenly.. so I waited, and I endured while thinking about the big surgery cost, the pain, and having to go through it again, and since I have a social life, I also endured while thinking about having to tell people around me after surgery, but I just couldn't anymore. So when the peak season ended, I made a consultation reservation through an app and waited. The plastic surgery clinic called to set a date, and while we were scheduling, they asked if it was revision surgery. I said yes, that I had surgery at that hospital a few years ago, and then they said I would have to wait 2 months just to get a consultation. Does that make sense?? It's not even surgery, but waiting 2 months for a consultation..? And only revision patients???? Even though my nasal bridge is like this, the director at that hospital was kind to me, and aside from the nasal bridge I don't have major complaints about the overall shape, and I still had some trust left, so I contacted them again. But when they said that, my feelings completely cooled. How can a person do that, really.. On YouTube they say they take responsibility for revision surgeries... So I thought this wasn't right and said I wouldn't have surgery then and asked them to cancel the consultation. The person who had been speaking curtly the whole time said, in the happiest voice of the entire call, Yes^^ and hung up. Of course I wasn't speaking with the director, but with a consultation staff member, but I completely lost affection for them.
So I went for a consultation at another hospital, and that hospital said this is really simple and told me to go back to the hospital that originally did it. When I explained that this and that had happened and that's why I came there, they said what kind of situation is that, just go to that hospital and sit there, of course they should fix it, that's ridiculous. I'm getting really conflicted ㅠㅡㅠ
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