I'm the person who left the review about the paranasal augmentation down below! Two days after the paranasal augmentation, I had surgery where they made an opening in the chin tip and slightly shaved down only one side of the chin tip. My chin tip and one side of my square jaw are asymmetric.. but from the front, only the chin-tip asymmetry was noticeable on my face. (It wasn't severe) I asked about 5 hospitals online whether they could shave only one side of the jaw, and only that place said they could, so I went there. (Actually, there was a hospital that said they could shave only one side of the jaw, but they said the cost would not be reduced..) I thought that if I did square-jaw surgery, they would shave all the way to the front chin.. but front chin and square jaw were separate. So I only had the front chin shaved, where the asymmetry showed from the front. But after doing it, only the front-chin asymmetry disappeared, and my face looked very different.. I guess a face really looks very different with just a few millimeters. I had wanted to do the asymmetry on the square-jaw side someday too, but with how I feel now, I think I'll just leave it. There is no one in the world who can see both side profiles at once. haha On the first day of surgery, I wasn't swollen, so I could see the final look. Thinking of that time, I'm really satisfied.. It really did swell like mumps on the third day. From about day 5, the swelling was low enough that I didn't need to wear a scarf. Now 10 days have passed, and the watery kind of swelling is all gone and the shaved area is swollen hard, so it has become similar to before surgery. That is also going down day by day, so I'm really happy.. For the paranasal augmentation, I'm having a whole commotion with revision-surgery consultations, but I really like this one. Especially because the director's profile on the website didn't even say whether he was a specialist, there were no reviews, and the website was poor, so I was worried but when I searched on a site that verifies specialists, he really was a specialist.. When I went, he was also an outpatient professor at Sungkyunkwan University.. Even on the day I went for consultation, surgeries were fully booked. During consultation he was very calm I've seen many doctors who have strong pride and, if you say something, quickly get worked up and pour out words.. (internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, etc.) I don't like that. You know, doctors who make it hard to say anything else. Here, the manager seemed to genuinely trust and respect the director So I asked if she was his wife, and she said she was just the manager haha (There is only one manager too) Honestly, if you look online, this place has no reviews. So I was worried.. (There was a post asking, since there are no reviews I'm worried, is this place okay?) Anyway, it taught me that you shouldn't just trust internet homepages.. A place that quietly does things with conviction.. and still has many clients.. Actually, I saw posts saying to go to hospitals that are good at each body part.. But after getting burned onceㅡㅡ; If I ever have surgery again in the future, I think I'll go to this hospital. I gained trust in the hospital itself.. Though maybe it's because the surgery I had wasn't something that could have much side effect and was a simple surgery.. The satisfaction would probably be higher than putting in a foreign material; Sigh, I'm happy these days because of this It had been a long-time complex.. ^^
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