Hi everyone I'm cautious by nature, and I'm not the type to easily say things that could influence others.. I debated whether to write this post.. but I'm leaving it because there may be people who naively get swept up like I did Please don't criticize me too much for being ignorant ㅎ In my early 20s, I had Gore-Tex and ear cartilage surgery, and I never had anything like an inflammatory reaction But as time passed, my skin gradually became thinner, and a chalk-like shape started showing on my nose It wasn't even made that high, but it was a nose that looked obviously surgically done.. At some point, I was looking at a group photo and had a reality check From then on, I got information through Naver searches, cafe searches, etc., but that was biased information. Back then, I didn't know about this community.. Without thinking about what my original nose had been like, I only thought that I wanted the height to be satisfied and now wanted a nose without an implant, and that is how I came across an autologous dermis clinic From then on, I became blinded by that clinic's information and reviews.. and in the end, after just one consultation, I decided on surgery right away.. The price also felt cheaper than the 10-million-won range I had heard about somewhere. I didn't know that would create a result that would torment me for months after surgery.. If only I had come here, I would have gone to at least one of the top three removal clinics, or at least gone for consultations at famous clinics in Gangnam and gotten out of that blinded state.. it really is regrettable Thinking about it now, from beginning to end, there was nothing that matched what I was pursuing, so the fact that I chose that place is honestly.. chilling. I met the doctor.. and for about 20 minutes, it was just a one-sided stream of explanations about autologous dermis.. But it was my first time meeting a plastic surgeon. Because my first surgery had been done by an ENT doctor.. I thought to myself, wow, he's working so hard his mouth must be dry, and I was under the huge misconception that someone like this could be trusted Then I asked just one thing How much absorption occurs? He confidently said that engraftment occurs within 6 months to 1 year, and after that there is no absorption. Even if a lot is absorbed, more than 60 percent remains, and he also said to me that I'm still young, and don't I have more of my life left to live, so I was swept up and decided on surgery I immediately met the consultant I had already pretty much made up my mind about surgery, and we discussed the surgery date Actually, she didn't talk with me for long, but later, around two months after surgery, when I met her and said I didn't like the result, she said, “I don't remember saying a lot of things making you expect that your result would be amazing? Your nose skin is too thin, and it's a nose where you need to lower your expectations a lot” How did she remember a conversation from two months earlier.. when most of my conversation with her had only been about the surgery date and discount.. Anyway, at that time, I received a review discount, and the nuance was that she was specially giving me the review discount because I wanted it, and I was so naive.. I thought, oh I'm grateful, I should really write the surgery review carefully and with sincerity That's what I thought.. But later, because the surgical result was bad, while talking about this and that with someone from the same clinic, I found out “Oh my, didn't you write the post because you got a review discount? (She said this because she mistakenly thought I had written the post without receiving a review discount) Aren't most of the reviews here posts written through payback (a system where they refund money 6 months after you upload a review)? I wrote mine with a review discount too” At that point, I briefly entered a time of self-submersion.. Ah, I really knew far too little.. This is getting too long. I think I should upload more about the surgery itself and what happened afterward if circumstances allow.. Even now, I'm still a member, so when I go into that cafe.. Wow, there are comments saying “You're pretty, so pretty,” and there definitely seem to be people who have been active in that cafe for a long time And some people's noses really are quite pretty Maybe they were people whose base was already pretty, or people whose autologous dermis engraftment really went well. Or people who kept ear cartilage or septal cartilage and placed dermis on top. I'm not denying that there are successful autologous dermis cases. And because each person's standards for a nose and self-satisfaction are different, they may truly be satisfied. However, I am someone who really dislikes my surgical result, and because of that, I came out of being blinded by autologous dermis and learned what aesthetics are, From my eyes, most of the noses posted as reviews for that clinic just look like pre-surgery noses In other words.. ordinary noses where the complex has not been greatly improved Of course, like the old me, I understand that for people who wanted to get away from implants, autologous dermis felt like a whole new world Because I was like that.. But they say it's prettier than implants, as pretty as implants, and that it can be made with my own dermis.. Well.. from having tried it, is that possible for everyone? Like me, the shortcomings of the original nose may stand out even more. And it turns out they don't create that result with autologous dermis alone. They also tie the nasal tip cartilage and don't even tell you When someone kept asking, “No, cartilage repositioning and cartilage tying are basics of nose surgery And we don't charge extra like Gangnam does” they posted that.. But shouldn't they tell the person receiving surgery all the information? And can they say that cost isn't included in the revision surgery fee.. I don't know when I'll be able to upload the next post, so I'll add just a little more I think autologous dermis is right as a last resort Young people, when it's harvested from your own body, what about the buttock scar? When I went for follow-up after surgery, I saw someone who said they chose autologous dermis as their first surgery.. If someone close to me were doing it, I would tell them absolutely not to remove buttock dermis. The scar does not disappear. A scar drawn in one line across more than ten centimeters on the buttock They say it can be covered by bikini panties? That's not all there is to it. And with autologous dermis, you have to see it as being more influenced by the original base. If there are contours or irregularities, the dermis becomes even more bumpy.. Differences also occur depending on absorption Even in the cafe, there are complaint reviews, and there are people who actually come to the clinic and make a scene I haven't talked to all of them, but when one of those people and I went back to Gangnam for re-consultations (separately from each other), “That's all advertising. An authority on autologous dermis? hehe” “Many people come because autologous dermis looks spread out and bumpy. Didn't you know before doing it?” “Autologous dermis removal becomes a bit of a big matter” “Just hope it gets absorbed…” “At this point, just living with it might be.. I don't think that clinic will have the ability to correct it” “They say they'll give you an injection to dissolve the dermis? That has no effect” “They said it's over in 1 year? No, it continues to absorb for up to 3 years” Unless you're in your late 30s or older and sick and tired from suffering with implant inflammation, there are many good implant-free procedures in Gangnam Go there, get consultations first, and then decide
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Would you like to scrap this review? +1
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural look.