It’s been about a month since I had nose surgery at GㅇJ
It was a clinic I found after searching hard for several months, and until the day of surgery, I looked at the GㅇJ website dozens of times a day, over and over, reading it again and again before deciding on the surgery.
Because of the doctor’s expertise and, as stated on the website, I thought they would perform the surgery safely, so I decided to go ahead, but now I regret it a little...
This wasn’t my first surgery but a revision surgery, so I was even more cautious.. I just wanted the silicone removed (I didn’t have any complications, but because of the silicone, I lived in anxiety for ten years) That was all I wanted, so I never thought I’d be considering another revision surgery again..
I think I understand why people say not to touch your nose. If possible, really don’t get nose surgery, please. These words probably won’t register with you right now, but as someone who has had surgery twice, I want to stop you. Don’t trust app reviews, blog reviews, or clinic reviews. Even among people around you who had good results, it’s case by case and luck. Because not all 10 out of 10 surgeries can turn out well, it’s really better not to do the nose from the start. Around me too, there are many people who had revision surgery because of complications or shape, and many people who are planning to.
Please just take my words as reference and decide carefully.
<Pros of GㅇJ> 1. 100% natural-looking 2. The doctor is kind and avoids risky surgeries 3. They only do 1-2 surgeries a day 4. The nurses are really kind, and I visited the clinic many times
<Cons of GㅇJ> 1. Just like the feeling you get from the building, the operating room is also very run-down (They do surgery here? It’s not just an ordinary clinic level, so I wondered, am I going to get an infection like this? As soon as I went in, I didn’t want to do it) 2. During surgery, although it was the assistant nurse, they kept answering phone calls frequently 3. If your nose is really unattractive, I don’t recommend implant-free surgery (I really don’t remember my original nose, but I feel like it became uglier than my original nose, so I get stressed every time I take mirror photos) 4. Cartilage inside my nose is protruding, so I have to get surgery again. The shape and the inside of my nose are both just a mess.. If at least the inside of my nose were fine, I’d get filler and live with it, but it’s not, so I can’t even walk around with my head up, and I definitely can’t go to an ENT clinic..
I went through every kind of hardship while having the surgery (I slept sitting up for two weeks, my ear hurt so much I couldn’t do anything, and even now it hurts so I can’t touch it)
The choice is yours, so please choose carefully and cautiously.
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