Ha ha, who said it doesn’t hurt? Who said bones have no sensation so it doesn’t hurt? For me, I looked at the price, surgical method, safety, results, and so on, and pain was not a factor at all in deciding whether to have surgery.. But I really think everyone should think carefully and decide. Pain is something you absolutely shouldn’t ignore. I’m now on day 1 after the day of surgery and about to be discharged, and it hurts so much and is so uncomfortable that I couldn’t sleep and just cried the whole time. Everyone writes reviews after a week or a month, so maybe they forgot the pain on the day of surgery; there aren’t many records of how horrible the day itself is, so I’ll write it. First, because of the nature of general anesthesia, a tube is inserted into the airway, so after surgery, the sore throat will probably be much worse than facial pain. To the point where you can’t swallow water or speak.. There is bloody phlegm stuck in my nose so I can’t breathe, and my throat hurts like it’s being torn apart, worse than COVID, but the nurses keep telling me to breathe deeply. I can’t do that either.. It was so scary, painful, and frightening that I wondered if I was going to die because I couldn’t breathe like this. After that moment passed and I came to my senses properly, it became clearer where and how it hurt. My throat hurt the most, then the liposuction area throbbed, and because mucus and blood filled my nose, you know that stinging feeling when a lot of water goes up your nose at a swimming pool? That spread from my nose through my whole face, and right now that’s the hardest part. I barely ate either because my throat hurts and my mouth won’t open. I want to get the drains removed quickly and be discharged too, but I’m worried because there’s no one at home who can care for me like this••••
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This review is a surgical review pursuing a naturally glamorous look.