A very~~~ long time ago, in 2007, when there wasn’t even this community and it wasn’t easy to get information, I had square jaw surgery, cortical osteotomy, and cheekbone surgery, and didn’t see much effect It was a time when ordinary people didn’t even know what two-jaw surgery was (around when I had it, Kang Hye-jung had done it) I had two-jaw surgery, and the double-chin area became bulgy. Only my side profile became pretty; there was no jaw reduction or anything like that Then my cheekbone area kept feeling big (now I know this was because they didn’t properly reduce my cheekbones during the first surgery. They say nothing was reduced at all) I had jaw and cheekbone revision surgery at a problematic plastic surgery clinic that seemed like it would rank in the top 3 of blacklisted clinics (currently closed) It wasn’t quick cheekbone reduction, just regular cheekbone revision surgery They also did my chin tip there, but they cut the chin tip completely too short and shaved it broadly and unevenly right under the nerve line, so now unless I reconstruct it and attach it back, I can never get the frontal effect or the slim jaw I want
If you touch it once and it turns out well, that’s fine, but if the effect is small, you start wanting revision surgery You think, if I do it again, maybe this time I’ll see an effect By then, even the surgery cost is on a completely different level from the first time No matter what amount they quote, once you’ve decided you have to do it, you try to do it no matter how much it costs While doing this, if you’re unlucky and end up at a blacklisted clinic or with a botched proxy surgery, you may have to live with a lump for the rest of your life Something that feels like mine but isn’t mine, that kind of... does that even make sense? Other people say, my cheekbone decreased 5 mm on one side, wow~ 10 mm in total, it got much smaller, but for me, my cheekbones were widened by that much, making my face broad and sunken... I still live looking at an awkward face every day, and I still think, if only I had been a little more careful then. If I had looked at at least two or three more places, maybe I wouldn’t have chosen that place
How could they have done surgery like this, did they operate with their feet instead of their hands... Now, even when I go for consultations to fix this, everyone is reluctant or openly rejects me:::: A famous director on YouTube who does remote consultations also said my posterior cheekbones weren’t reduced at all, so shaving that area is possible, but not to get greedy, and that there should be no problem just living as I am. But how am I supposed to just live with this? They’re telling me to leave something wrong as it is? I don’t know whether I should live pretending not to see it or fix it Even just filtering out seriously blacklisted clinics greatly reduces the chance of a major failure There’s even a list of blacklisted clinics from the consumer protection agency. For places that aren’t even listed there, the comments catch them all Among hospitals, places that really put forward one specialty and focus on it, especially private clinics, are at least safer.. If you check every comment and reply on YouTube videos about plastic surgery-related accidents, it seems like more than 90% of blacklisted clinics can be filtered out Because of the nature of YouTube, it’s hard to take issue with every single video comment and reply, and since many accounts of actual YouTube users are unclear, it’s also hard for hospitals to go after them for defamation YouTube itself also doesn’t seem to actively cooperate on every little thing. If you look carefully, you can filter out almost all of them... Since it’s for the public interest, brave people sometimes even tell you the hospital name outright.. I filtered out blacklisted places like that for about a month, but finding a place that can do revision surgery is also exhausting
Even if you’ve been living without any problems, cosmetic surgery can cause side effects overnight and put you in trouble (my forehead implant had an issue, and I had it removed immediately the next day. Fortunately, the director is still very good at surgery and the hospital has grown, so when I went back after 15 years, they removed it completely free of charge) For reference, although it was a very long time ago, I remember all the other doctors at the places I had procedures done. The two-jaw surgery director, who was okay but caused minor side effects, is still famous for being good at facial contouring. I saw that place on a blacklist. I think I know why it’s there. Because I had it done... In cafes, even until recently, people were saying that place is good and that they’re going there for jaw and cheekbone surgery, and I was like, wow~~ the difference in information makes me think maybe you really do have to check everything So for this nose revision surgery, I spent more than a month doing online research and deliberately looked through every corner. If I had studied like this, I would have become something... I really don’t want to do it again after this time It’s best to avoid places that keep being mentioned as blacklisted clinics as much as possible No matter how cheap the price is, if you fall for it completely, it may become irreversible And even at expensive, skilled places, the result can still be just so-so It’s also essential that the doctor has a lot of experience with that specific surgery A place that is good at revision surgery is at least safer too... because revision surgery is more difficult... For reference, I still have no sensation in my chin. This is the level of what I consider a minor side effect.. Even if a piece of seaweed is stuck on my chin while eating, I can’t feel it..
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Facial contouring surgery, blacklisted plastic surgery clinic, plastic surgery side effects
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