Choice Line community review

I visited three hospitals, and this place was the most expensive, but I decided after seeing the director! The way he stood me in front of a large mirror and explained each area so diligently really stood out compared with the directors at other hospitals. I also liked that determination(?) that the first surgery should be the last, to avoid revision surgery as much as possible. Of course, it probably wouldn’t actually happen, but he was sincere enough to say himself that if the line came out uneven, he would do a retouch. In the end, there was a 1.4 million won difference from the place I was considering, but the consultation with the Choice Line director played a huge role in my decision.. Right now, 1.4 million feels really big, but looking at it long term, if I saved 1.4 million and had surgery at my second-choice hospital, even if it were a huge success, I felt like I would keep thinking about Choice Line, and I thought I should get it from a director I can trust with my body. It hasn’t been long since the surgery, but I like it. My upper arms weren’t that huge, so before doing it I wavered, wondering whether I really needed to..? But once I actually did it, the squared shoulder line is insane. It was something I absolutely should have done. But after surgery, I had the worst-ever lack of energy. They kept waking me up, saying if I lay down any longer it would be hard to go home and that I needed to get up, but I really couldn’t get up, so I just kept sleeping.. I’ve had sedation anesthesia before, but this was the first time anything like this happened ㅜㅜ I also wondered if it was because I had only recently started dieting and controlling my meals. I finally managed to wake up and went to get dressed, but my vision went dark and I felt all my energy drain away, so I sank down right there and called a staff member. In the end, I paid extra, got a plasma infusion, rested for another hour, and then left ㅠㅠ It cost 200,000 won^^, but I honestly felt like I was going to die, so I said I’d take it without even thinking. After getting the plasma infusion, I barely regained some energy, came home, shoved a banana into my mouth, and suddenly my energy came right back. If you go for surgery, please bring something like a Choco Pie or a banana. (They did keep giving me Pocari Sweat.) Maybe because I was this out of it, I didn’t hear any post-op explanations. (They had separately sent them by KakaoTalk.) I received the photo showing how many cc were removed only because I requested it. Separately, some hospitals have you go to the pharmacy first because you’ll be disoriented after surgery, so if anyone is scheduled for surgery, it might be good to say separately that you’ll go to the pharmacy first. To the point that I had thoughts like this, aside from the director, I do think the overall system was a bit lacking in attentiveness (providing porridge or Choco Pie after surgery, visiting the pharmacy first, etc.).