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Eye Surgery Considerations@eye-think

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1. The director did not see me during postoperative follow-up observation (Since I had the preoperative consultation only with the consultant, I only saw the director during the design on the day of surgery.) 2. Confusion about surgical materials -1st> We had agreed to use only autologous cartilage, but the coordinator told the operating room to prepare silicone (When I said it would not be used, they said it was a mistake.) -2nd> I confirmed on the surgical record that another material that had not been agreed upon (⭐️mesh) was used *After that, I requested removal, but they said that after removal it could collapse, the nose could bend, and I would have to deal with it or just live with it. There was no explanation about plans or methods to reduce side effects during removal. No apology and no refund. 3. Omitted prescription medication -Painkillers and antibiotics were omitted, so I felt the osteotomy pain without medication + had a fever -The hospital did not recognize the omission, so at a later visit I asked for the medication first and received it -While receiving the medication, I said I had a fever, but there was no additional condition check or treatment -> They only told me to eat well and take the medication properly **Conclusion I often felt that communication among the medical staff was not working well. If the contents of the consultation with the consultant are not passed on to the director.. I do not know why the preoperative consultation is done with the consultant. Go during the off-season, and since the consultation is conducted more in a question-and-answer style rather than giving an overall explanation, make sure to prepare a list of questions before going. I think you need to research the cosmetic surgery you want thoroughly before going.

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