What do you think??? They said the appointments are all full, so there’s a hospital where I booked a consultation for May and am waiting I’m planning to do eyes, nose, and fat grafting. After eyes, nose, and fat grafting, I’m thinking of breast revision surgery next year First of all, the hospital where I’m waiting for the eyes, nose, and fat grafting consultation has reviews that are really my style, and I’ve watched a lot of YouTube videos and reviews from when the head director was at his previous hospital, so I think his skills seem trustworthy, but no matter how much I search, this hospital doesn’t seem to have a resident anesthesiologist, and there’s no operating room CCTV either.. Should I definitely avoid it?????
익명 In most hospitals, because of cost issues, an anesthesiologist can’t be resident on site. They usually schedule the surgery to match the anesthesiologist’s time and have them come in for the operation. A hospital at the level of having one resident on site would need to be a large hospital with several surgeries a day, and there have even been accidents at hospitals where one anesthesiologist was covering multiple operating rooms. What matters is whether they are fully present in my operating room, not whether they are resident at the hospital. If having a resident anesthesiologist is that important to you, go to a large hospital. By my standards, having a resident anesthesiologist is nothing more and nothing less than marketing.
홍금보다 [@] I see, I didn’t know that was how the system worked I asked because I’ve seen quite a few people say to check whether an anesthesiologist is resident on site So it was part of marketing!! That helped. Thank you
현 Hmm, personally, if you think about it carefully and still feel okay with it, I recommend going. I also went because I wanted to have a consultation with Director Kim Ji-hoon.
홍금보다 [@] Thank you!! I’ll at least go for the consultation I really, really like their style!! I hope your surgery goes successfully too
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