Hwi Community Review

I had revision rhinoplasty here, and they made my nose look like a completely sunken, contracted nose. To put it bluntly, they messed it up. At first, I saw the blog and had really high expectations, so I chose this hospital for surgery, but they created a nose shape I had never even seen before. They even did an A/S because they said they had accidentally carved the silicone wrong, but there was just no answer, so in the end I went to another hospital and had revision surgery again. Don’t trust the professional-looking, flashy posts on the blog. There is no such thing in this world as “my own secret method” or “my own special recipe.” After my nose was ruined here, I went around for revision surgery consultations, and everyone said my nose was serious. I showed this person’s blog posts to doctors at other hospitals, about vector values? (posts saying that today’s surgical methods that emphasize an unconditionally strong and firm nose are not right, etc.) They said it was written as if there was something special there, but it was just extremely obvious stuff. And when they touched my nose, they said that if so, like the blog post says, the nose should hold its center well, but mine was bent. That tripod-balanced vector value? They wrote that they had a special surgical method and secret technique for making a soft yet high nasal tip, so why is the result like this? I regret it so much. My time, my nose, my 8.5 million won. When I asked the doctor who saved this ruined nose, they said there was some crude, sweet-potato-like silicone inside. As a result of getting a CT at another hospital (and this Hwi Plastic Surgery doesn’t even have CT), the silicone was also floating above the bone The blog, and the “artistic silicone carving technique” they talked about when I went for consultation? Some crude silicone from 40 years ago was inside, so I went to another hospital, had revision surgery again with 3D custom silicone that fit my bone line exactly, and found the light again^^ They just seem like someone from way too long ago, not suited to the current era.