Everyone, The people who come here are probably people who want plastic surgery, need to have it again, or have already had it.
If you’re thinking about surgery, I’ll say just one thing: what you see isn’t everything.
I had two types of facial contouring surgery, and right now I’m hospitalized like in the photo… I can’t say the hospital’s name, but it’s a really famous large hospital. It’s extremely well-known; just saying the name would make you know it, in the Gangnam area... Every day, dozens or hundreds of posts come up here asking what it’s like to have surgery there.
I thought about it a lot before doing it too. This wasn’t just 1-2 years of worrying. I worried about it my whole life, and because of that, I looked up whether they had a separate anesthesiology specialist, whether they recorded video, and where the recovery room staff and medical team were from. I really looked into everything.
But I never thought I would become the person involved in a medical accident. I’m now about to undergo reconstructive surgery, and even after reconstruction, permanent scars may appear on the outside of my skin, and because I need several surgeries inside my mouth too, my chin may look sunken. On top of that, after all these surgeries, just the surgery fees will exceed 10 million won… haha
What you see isn’t everything. Think carefully about why there are no bad posts. There must be many reasons… Of course, it could be because they’re genuinely that good, but can there really have been no accidents, not even once, during surgeries? And side effects differ so much from person to person that they’re truly unpredictable.
You still have your whole life ahead of you. Do you want to live with permanent scars and pain…? I’m sure you’re wiser than me, but I hope my post makes someone think it over one more time, and realize that they are already pretty and wonderful as they are now.
This post was written for the public interest.
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