A place where I was deceived by their kindness and familiarity, trusted them with my face, and even introduced several people to them. But my cheekbone surgery was a failure... I had cheekbone surgery, so why didn’t they fix it with pins? Why did they only fracture the bone and not push it inward? Even when I try to think positively, wondering if maybe the surgical method was different, my cheekbones did not go in at all, so I simply cannot accept it... Why does the middle of my front chin protrude as if they stopped halfway while shaving it down... When I saw the CT, I wondered if this was really a bone that had been operated on. The director probably had his own method, but I clearly emphasized repeatedly during the consultation that the 45-degree cheekbones were the problem, yet he did not touch the 45-degree cheekbones at all, so there was no effect on the side and 45-degree cheekbones, and instead my once-smooth cheekbone line became bumpy. Ah! During the consultation, he did originally advise against cheekbone surgery. There was no aftercare at all, and the inpatient room staff said she had to get off work, so even though it wasn’t time for my painkiller injection, she hurriedly gave it to me in advance and went home... I don’t know if that employee was fired, but anyway, I heard she has quit now. There was blood splattered around the operating room, and even though facial contouring is a major surgery, they divided the beds with curtains and proceeded with surgery... It felt outdated and old. The director and the manager were kind!!!
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