^^ I work as a nurse at a university hospital, and through friends’ recommendations I had my eyes and nose operated on separately at Apgujeong Jㅇ and Bㄴ^^ It’s been almost two months now^^ Before surgery, I also looked at this community a few times, visited anti-plastic-surgery sites, checked Knowledge iN, and searched around a lot. And since my college friends work at plastic surgery clinics, dental clinics, and various hospitals, I also asked internally which places are good^^ So, as someone whose surgery was successful, I’ve learned a few things from my experience about why surgeries fail, and I wanted to share them. I’ve seen so many stories where people’s confidence didn’t go up after plastic surgery, but instead dropped so much that even their daily lives became gloomy, so I thought this might help a little. Common reasons surgeries fail 1. Excessive greed Saying just a little more, just a little more, and then going from revision surgery to another revision surgery... 2. Insufficient communication with the doctor You wanted shape A, but didn’t convey it properly during the consultation, so the result came out as shape B and you end up having revision surgery... 3. Delusion.. This is the most serious one.. They say even plastic surgery directors talk about how the original base doesn’t change. My friend said that when a patient comes in for consultation bringing a photo where the bone structure itself is completely different from their own original face and asks to look like that, the doctors often feel like saying, it’s the law that the original base doesn’t change.. please think about your own face a bit before asking. In other words, cases where someone dreams of a look that is too different from themselves and pushes ahead with excessive surgery.... 4. Choosing the clinic This is really difficult.. Apparently even among directors, they somewhat know who is good at surgery, who only advertises a lot but isn’t good at surgery, and so on. According to my friend. So I was at least able to avoid clinics that are bad at surgery, but unless you have a friend or relative in that field, this is honestly very hard to know... The sad cases where someone had surgery after seeing an ad, only to find out later that the clinic was completely branded as a DOG on anti-plastic-surgery sites... 5. Poor aftercare after surgery.. In a way, this is really frustrating.. You pay a lot of money to have surgery on your most important face, then think, “It’ll probably be fine,” and go drinking and hanging out with friends .... and things get completely messed up.. Hmm.. I’ll write roughly this much for now. There are many other things too.. But if you avoid just these, at least you won’t fail. In other words! Don’t overdo it, and go in with a light mindset that if surgery makes you better than now, that’s enough. Bring a few photos similar to the look you want after surgery, discuss them with the director during consultation, communicate exactly what shape you want, then from the director’s perspective hear whether that shape is possible, what parts need modification, what would be better, and so on. After that, do exactly what the clinic tells you, and if you pay strict attention to aftercare for one to two months after surgery, at minimum you probably won’t need revision surgery. (Of course, for issues caused by unusual body constitution, I also... And for choosing a clinic, hmm.. first prioritize clinics with as little anti-feedback as possible, and instead of ads, prioritize places that are still talked about positively a lot in communities or on Knowledge iN.) I think this will be helpful, and I’ll post again next time. For reference, I had my nose and eyes done^^
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