It wasn't the kind of sensory loss that is an unavoidable default after facial contouring surgery. The right side is fine, but only the left side has such severe numbness that I don't even notice if rice grains stick to it. I told the hospital about it, and they said it would get better after a few months to a year, so I trusted them and left it alone for over a year. It has been over 3 years since the surgery, and it is still the same. A little over a year after the surgery, I went to a famous anesthesiology and pain medicine clinic and paid a lot for an expensive test, and they said it was not just the unavoidable kind of numbness from facial contouring but definitely noticeable sensory loss. So I went back for a consultation with the surgeon at the clinic, but the surgeon was in such a hurry, I don't know if they had come in halfway through surgery or what. They couldn't even keep their butt in the chair in the consultation room and were fidgeting like a dog desperate to poop, just giving a half-hearted explanation before leaving. The surgeon's answer was absurd too. They said the test I paid a lot for at the anesthesiology and pain medicine clinic might not be accurate, so I should just wait no matter what? They said they would send a low-frequency stimulator by courier and I should use it for 3 months before coming back, but then the consultation manager changed the story again. I live far from the hospital, and they said they couldn't send it by courier so I should come in person to pick it up. If they caused the side effect, they should take responsibility and handle it properly. The doctor said they would send it by courier, but then the consultation manager suddenly said they couldn't send it, which was so ridiculous that I insisted they ship it, and in the end I did receive it by courier. Then I took the medication they give to patients with sensory loss to the anesthesiology and pain medicine clinic, and they said it was an old medicine and unnecessary, so I should throw it all away. I had always been naturally thin and didn't have a double chin, but I ended up with one from the contouring surgery. And because I had surgery at this clinic, I got some reward points? and received a Double Gold laser lifting, but it had zero effect~ I went to countless other hospitals and asked how to deal with the double chin, but all the other surgeons said the only answer was a facelift, and since I was still young, I couldn't possibly do a facelift yet, so everyone just told me to live with it~ And the angle on the right square jaw area is stepped like stairs~ My friend also got nostril surgery from Dr. K at this clinic, and the before and after were the same, but because he was a foreigner they charged him outrageously and he ended up looking worse, so right after the surgery he started going around to other hospitals for consultations within a few days and eventually had revision surgery at another hospital~ It is a hospital that does a lot of advertising, so the facilities are good~~ Everyone, please think carefully~~ <For those who are too lazy to read> 1) I had jaw facial contouring in one cut and - numbness on the left jaw - double chin (I was naturally thin, so I had none at all before surgery) - stepped osteotomy on the right square jaw angle Side effects occurred 2) I told the hospital, but they said to wait, so I waited 3) After more than a year the sensation still hadn't returned, so I even paid for an expensive test at a famous anesthesiology and pain medicine clinic and then came to the clinic to say so, but they said the test might be wrong and the doctor was too busy to even sit down, so they gave a half-baked explanation and left the consultation room 4) There was no answer, so I am just living with the side effects +) My foreign friend paid insanely high fees for nostril surgery and it was a total disaster
- Doctor
- 곽인수
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Median for Facial Contouring: ₩6,600,000
Ratings
- Doctor’s manner1/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff courtesy1/5
- Facilities5/5
- Result met expectations1/5