After getting contour surgery three types here, asymmetry appeared in the cheekbone and square-jaw angles. After that, I requested only the cheekbone and had revision surgery. As for the doctor, when it came to the parts the patient pointed out after surgery, he seemed to find it bothersome and dislike it, but at the same time tried to accept it, so his attitude was ambiguous and unpleasant. (But this is separate from the surgical result, and as for the square-jaw angle, in my personal opinion there probably would have been no answer here, so I didn't even complain at all. And what matters is that, during the pre-op consultation, the part I requested about the chin tip was ignored, and the surgery was done in a direction based only on the doctor's opinion, and I could feel he was trying to gloss over it with an ambiguous explanation. This is true because the before-and-after CT images make it possible to check the bone.) Also, the result of the cheekbone revision was not good either, although of course I need to watch the progress more. There were various problems besides asymmetry. And some staff members openly bad-mouthed patients loudly enough for everyone inside to hear. First of all, starting at the front desk, they openly kept calling patients troublemakers where everyone could hear it (this is a clear fact because every visit from waiting to consultation is remembered and I have evidence). I don't know whether they meant me or someone else, but they were so unconcerned that they could spit out the word troublemaker loudly enough for everyone to hear, and they seemed very used to acting like this. Also, the doctor could not clearly explain the before-and-after difference of the surgical area he had operated on, and while consulting with him by looking at the pre- and post-op photos, including CT, I mentioned the asymmetry of my original face. When I pointed out that the left and right positions of the operated bone were noticeably different in the photos, and that this asymmetry had not existed before surgery, he wrapped it up by saying that in facial cosmetic surgery, a size difference of about 3 mm is no big deal. (In the first place, I have no way to verify whether it was a 3 mm difference or a 1 cm difference.) Of course, it was also my fault that I couldn't say anything after that. Anyway, to sum up, the result is truly regrettable, and I felt very dissatisfied and unhappy with everything, including the surgery and aftercare. Personally, this is a clinic I regret a great deal about. Right now, I don't think about anything else, and I just desperately want to go back to how I was before the surgery. The above is an extremely subjective review based on my experience. Please judge for yourselves.
- Doctor
- 박범진
- Price
- ₩6,000,000
- Median for Facial contouring: ₩7,000,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner1/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities1/5
- Result met expectations1/5