Sein Review

I had double eyelid surgery 8 years ago, but even now people can tell I had surgery recently because the crease is so deep and noticeable. As for my nose, I had a first surgery that went wrong, so I had a second surgery at the same hospital, but the tip of my nose rose up a lot and then contracture occurred, and the silicone started poking through. So I had the implant removed and lived by making do with nose filler, and by then the tip shape was even worse. I used costal cartilage in the second surgery, and I worried a lot that there might not be any cartilage left to use for a third surgery, but after meeting Director Hwang, those worries eased too. The director originally said that if there is cartilage left that can still be used, there is no need to use costal cartilage, and that he usually does not recommend costal cartilage to patients. He also said that just because it is costal cartilage does not mean tip upturning or drooping will never happen. I had revision surgery using only the remaining septal cartilage and ear cartilage, and I had my nose done in December last year and my eyes at the end of March this year. Both surgeries turned out so well that I’m now living while hearing people say I’m pretty. He truly is a benefactor in my life. The surgery price was also relatively affordable compared to other clinics. I'm not a broker. Sein is a clinic that doesn't really do that kind of advertising either. So when I first looked into it before my surgery, there was so little information that I struggled a lot, but these days, if you go into open chats about cosmetic surgery, there are many people who had surgery at Sein and did well, so we share information together. I’ll post a review too. If you look at the before-and-after photos, you’ll understand clearly~ The hospital I had surgery at before really rushed the consultation and had the nurse do the treatment, but here the director personally does everything, even the nose bandage, and they pay a lot of attention to aftercare~ If you are looking into revision surgery, please be sure to get a consultation!