Dissatisfied posts get deleted in real time, and I especially see a lot of only the reviews that the hospital seems to have filtered through (even just looking at reviews in this community.. many are written with one-time accounts with login count n times, 0 comments, 1 post written, etc.)
I really hope people don’t get surgery based only on blog posts + consultation details They clearly market points like making you look like an actor, no cheek sagging, etc., but to put it coldly, the surgical results are bad
There are many reviews of revision surgery for the chin tip, so please make sure to look them all up Among the reviews of this hospital, there are many progress photos where you think, wasn’t the before better? They are cases where the person didn’t become prettier, only the image changed You spent a lot of money and your face changed, but instead you became less attractive? A direct route to mental distress.. Don’t go expecting the director to be kind I requested a repeat consultation and was made to feel pressured When I asked about the surgical plan, the stance was, why are you asking that, we won’t know until we go in~ I felt a bit anxious, so I scheduled one more follow-up consultation, and I also heard the director getting irritated at the consultant outside the consultation room They never showed me CT images at follow-up I still don’t know where my pins are placed
It’s now passing the third month after surgery, so the swelling will keep going down, and there may come a moment when I like my face (low probability)
But I’ve already been hurt too much, (at my one-month follow-up, I deliberately held back what I was curious about because I was worried that if I got on the director’s bad side, they might not give me the swelling injection. I was really foolish) and touching the face is such, such a big deal, so for this price, I think it would be better to consider another hospital where you can receive a somewhat more delicate touch, where the director has an open perspective and can communicate with patients