Honest one-month review after 3-type facial contouring. (Suspicion of proxy surgery)

In early December, I got 3-type facial contouring at a large plastic surgery clinic near Gangnam Station. It’s the kind of plastic surgery clinic that everyone who knows, knows, commonly called a factory-style plastic surgery clinic... A clinic that’s everywhere with celebrity ads. Star marketing lol Of course, ordinary people see celebrities promoting that plastic surgery clinic and believe it and make reservations, and I did too. First of all, after surgery they don’t take CT images, only X-rays. Postoperative care is poor... It’s a hospital where the doctor comes out to consult during surgery and goes in to check the progress of a patient who had surgery during another surgery. Just thinking that it probably happened when I was having surgery gives me chills. Since the doctor came to check a surgical patient’s progress during surgery, the surgical progress consultation is at the level of a three-minute visit, and even at one month they don’t even take an X-ray. When I asked whether the bones had united, the doctor’s expression changed and then suddenly asked me, “Do you think it has united or not?”... You have to examine it to know that. How would I know? Then the doctor dodged the question, saying I need to diet first for the contouring effect to show... Everyone, never get plastic surgery at a factory-style plastic surgery clinic. Postoperative care is poor, and the doctor leaves during surgery to consult and treat other people. And large hospitals actually often do proxy surgery too. Before surgery, I asked the manager, “You’re not doing proxy surgery, right?” and the manager said not to worry because they would lose money if they used salaried doctors. Then the operating room nurse said, “Today the director’s schedule isn’t busy, so there is no proxy surgery” lololololol. Later, when I visited one week after surgery to check progress, I asked the doctor, “Doctor, did you also remove buccal fat?” and the doctor couldn’t answer right away. They said some nonsense like, “Wait, did I do it?”.. That’s when I knew.. Ah, they did proxy surgery.. Even if they operate on countless patients factory-style, if the doctor personally performed the surgery, there would be no reason they couldn’t answer right away. In the end, the manager, nurse, and director basically admitted themselves that they do proxy surgery... If you think carefully, besides me, there must have been another patient booked for that date and time, so it would actually be strange if a proxy doctor didn’t come in. Surgery started at 2:30, but when I opened my eyes it was 9:30... Never go to a well-known large plastic surgery clinic. Proxy surgery is rampant. Consultation managers at other hospitals mostly know, too. Fortunately, I still don’t have side effects other than my lower gums becoming weak. I’m also curious about whether my cheekbones have united, but since I don’t have any cheekbone-related discomfort yet, I’m going to believe they have united until my hospital visit at three months. Otherwise I think I’ll be too stressed. For reference, the consultation manager at this hospital who consulted with me must have just thought of me as money, because after surgery they ignore my messages on Talk lol. Everyone, make your decision carefully when you have surgery. The larger the hospital, the more shadow doctors there are.