I’ve read a lot of reviews (not just here, but also ㅇㅇㅇ, ㄱㄴㅇㄴ, ㅂㅂㅌ, ㅇㅅㅅㄷ, etc.) and went to consultations at several places. Now I’ve chosen a hospital I liked and had the surgery done well, but.. what I really realized is that reviews aren’t everything.. lol Photos are photos, but that’s just another issue.. You know posts written by someone after going for a consultation, or “that hospital? I heard ~” kinds of posts At first, I checked every single one of those and believed them, but I came to realize that’s just what those people thought, and what I feel there could be different.. A tsundere-type director might feel sharp to some people, while someone else might feel, “This doctor really seems to be trying to operate safely.” And even a doctor who was kind during the consultation might suddenly feel oddly sharp when deciding the design right before surgery.. So I think a point someone liked could come across as a downside to another person. On the other hand, a downside I felt might be no big deal to someone else? It might even work out better than expected... Keeping this in mind while going around for consultations seems to help you look at the situation more objectively To feel this, you have to put in a lot of legwork.. Not just searching online, but actually going to many consultations! Don’t think that what people say here is the only correct answer, the truth, and everything. You need to get consultations yourself.. How the front-desk staff are, the staff’s attitude, whether they pressure you, how they treat patients, etc.. So when you go to the hospital, don’t just listen and leave; you need to ask various questions, and ask them sharply You can at least get a sense of how organized their system is by looking at how they treat people who had surgery, or how they treat people who came in for follow-up and treatment. It’s good to see whether they’re just left alone, or whether the staff come and check on each person attentively And the most heartbreaking thing.. Please let go of the idea that review photos or celebrity photos will become your exact nose.. Instead of “Please make this exact nose for me~,” I hope you meet a doctor who objectively looks at your face, tells you honestly about the results, and discusses what direction would suit you I think you need to look a bit questioningly at directors who say everything is possible.. When choosing a hospital, I deliberately set my own priorities in advance, like safety = skill > aesthetic sense > system, and then went around for consultations based on that! This really helped a lot!! Everyone, seriously go to consultations with your own standards! Even the way you look at hospitals will change!
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.