No Jonghun review

I had cheekbone reduction surgery 2 years ago, and I’m doing well now without any side effects. Until a few months ago, there was sometimes a clacking sound when I yawned widely, but it was never to the point of being a concern. For sensitive people, it seems like something worth considering because there is certainly a possibility with cheekbone surgery, though I’m not exactly sure whether it is directly related to the cheekbone surgery. But now even if I yawn widely, there is no sound and no problem. The doctor is not particularly kind, but he explained things carefully when I asked about something, and he felt like the kind of doctor you’d see when you go to the clinic with a cold, which made me trust him more. The manager also didn’t push promotion or the clinic’s profits, but instead explained carefully and kindly because this is an operation that should be chosen carefully, which made me trust them more. Because of concerns about surrogate surgery and the risks of surgery, I chose safety and skill over price, and the result was not dramatic. I wanted it done safely and naturally, and I think they operated accordingly. Since it’s a one-doctor clinic, a guardian could accompany me all the way to the operating room, and the guardian could confirm when the doctor went in and out, which was nice. Given the high price, I was also satisfied with the aftercare, and more than anything, my life changed a lot before and after the surgery. It’s not that one surgery completely changed my life, but it changed the way I approach life. In that sense, I’m very grateful to the doctor who safely performed the surgery. I’ve never personally expressed my thanks, but I wrote this at length hoping you’ll continue to be a doctor who safely and carefully performs surgeries that can be a small help to someone’s deliberation and life. Thank you.