This is my surgery review. ^^

I had it done yesterday at 4. At ㅇ. I went into the operating room and was waiting there blankly, but my eyesight is quite bad, and since I had taken off my glasses, I couldn’t see anything. The nurses were moving around here and there... anyway. I got really nervous. After about 30 minutes, the doctor came in and marked the line for me. After trying different positions, he told me to choose between a very natural-looking one and one that was a little less natural. My skin itself is the type that sags, and it is already slightly sagging now, so I asked him to make it a little less natural-looking. He said he marked it at 7.5 mm. And then the doctor went out again. This time they told me to wait lying down. They disinfected my face (my skin is on the sensitive side, so even if I apply a ChapStick that doesn’t suit me, I get skin trouble, so I was worried), and I got an injection in my arm. This is where things started. Of the two nurses, one was there for the first time today. When they were putting the injection in my right arm, the original nurse tried twice, but said it was blocked, so the new nurse took hold of the needle. (I was so anxious.) They said the right side wouldn’t work anymore and moved to the left side, but after she boldly stuck the needle in, I felt a sharp pain. It was enough to make me bend and twist the leg I had been keeping straight. After that, tears kept coming out, so the nurses were busy wiping them away. The pain itself was bad (I have pretty good tolerance, but it really hurt. To the point that the pain during surgery felt less than the needle pain...), anyway, the pain was one thing, but the surgery hadn’t even started yet, and I started worrying about how much it would hurt if it was already this painful... I had never seen even one person say the pre-surgery injection hurt, so all kinds of worries, a little irritation, and fear came rushing in, and my tears kept coming. The doctor wasn’t coming in... I couldn’t bear it anymore and asked when he would come in, and then he finally appeared. He saw the needle marks on my arm and told the nurses not to prick more than twice, then began the surgery. Everyone else said they had sleep anesthesia, but I just had local anesthesia. I don’t know why. It really hurt less than the injection in my arm. Anyway, after several anesthetic injections, he started the surgery. I thought once the anesthesia took effect, it would feel similar to when you get anesthesia at the dentist, but it was different? There wasn’t much of that stiff feeling, so I even worried that maybe the anesthesia hadn’t worked... The surgery was not scary at all compared with what I expected, and it didn’t hurt much either. As everyone said, you can feel a little something, but the nurse held my hand, and the doctor kept talking about this and that, so I didn’t really pay attention to it. But everyone said there was a smell like squid burning. So I asked. I asked whether it smells like squid when they burn the fat, and he said, how would you burn fat, are we going to set your face on fire? lol Thinking about it, that makes sense too... He said it was hemostasis. With a laser. Anyway, in the middle, when the anesthesia was wearing off, I got another shot on each side (by then I was anesthetized, so it didn’t hurt), and after he worked for a few minutes, it was over. (If you read posts written by others, you can roughly know what stages it goes through, and the doctor tells you everything. “I’m removing fat now,” “I’m doing this,” and so on.) I had fat removal with full incision, and the surgery seems to have taken about 30 minutes. After everything was done, they showed me the fat, and it was amazing. A huge amount of fat came from both sides... lol During the surgery, he said I had more than an average amount of fat, and there really was a lot... The nurse who asked, “Do you want to take the fat with you?” was funny... lol Well, the surgery ended like this, and I returned home after hearing an apology from the nurse who had caused me tremendous pain. Anyway, the surgery is not as horrible as I had thought. It is a tolerable pain, so I hope everyone doesn’t worry too much and goes through with surgery~ ^^ I felt a bit off because the attitude seemed slightly different during the consultation and during the surgery, but people’s feelings are all like that, so I’m just letting it pass. But I’m really regretful that I couldn’t get my mole removed. Other places said they would remove moles for me... sob,