I had surgery 3 and a half years ago
First of all, it is a one-director system, so the director looked extremely busy...
Because consultations were done whenever there was time between surgeries, the director came in right after finishing surgery, was sweating like rain, out of breath, and recited the comments mechanically
Those comments were exactly the same as what I had seen in hospital consultation review posts, so I just thought they must say the exact same thing to everyone
The operating room staff and the consultation manager were reasonably kind, and the director was also reasonably kind
But the professionalism was... the director recited comments rapid-fire and answered questions rapid-fire, but sweat was dripping from the face and body, and the breathing was so heavy, like someone who had just climbed to a mountain summit, that I felt sorry asking anything
The questions and answers were also done mechanically
They said they would remove as much as possible and remove this much, but now, 3 and a half years later, well... they did not remove that much haha
Unevenness is a given; some areas were removed too much, some too little, there is severe skin indentation, and the inner thighs were under-reduced, so they bulge
First of all, the volume removed itself was large, so it did change dramatically compared with before, but hmm, it is not that it is lacking by 2 percent, more like lacking by 30 percent?
First of all, I changed a lot compared with before, and they really carved out the waistline well They also reduced the thigh line well I told them absolutely not to touch the buttocks, and I am glad they listened to that But it feels 30 percent lacking? It feels like they were carving a sculpture, completed about 70 percent, and then stopped hahaha... It is more that I feel regretful It is not to the point of being ruined
Of course... I absolutely cannot expose it If I look under sunlight or fluorescent lighting, my abdomen, thighs, and arms are all uneven, and there are indentations here and there, so I have never gone around showing them
If you tell them about side effects or if not enough was removed, they acknowledge it and do a retouch for free. They are not the type to pretend not to know or ignore patients after surgery is over
But if it already failed once, is there really any reason to entrust it to them again...? If I have revision surgery and it fails again, a third surgery would be even more difficult and the cost would also skyrocket that much...
So for 3 years, I have just been looking around online and in person for revision surgery hospitals...
Oh, and the scars
I remember they did not make as many holes as other hospitals, and tended to make them rather small
For scar care, from the early postoperative period to about one month, I only disinfected and applied ointment as instructed by the hospital, but I cannot even find where the scars are haha
I am very satisfied with the scarring part because they are not visible at all haha