The price is inaccurate. In terms of kindness, both the doctor and the clinic are kind. But after surgery here, I ended up with a witch chin. It completely ruined my side profile. I count this as the most regrettable thing in my life. That is how bad it was that I’m writing a standalone review here. I swear I was never told anything at all about witch chin before surgery. Even though they didn’t remove that much, why would I have had that surgery if I had been told I’d have to live with a witch chin for the rest of my life? I didn’t even consider square jaw surgery, but they said I had to get it together with the chin surgery, so I did. They also recommended cheekbone surgery, but I absolutely did not do it. If anyone has had a consultation here, you’ll know they explain everything with complete confidence, so I trusted them and had the surgery. Right after surgery, I developed a sagging chin after the front chin surgery (witch chin), and at first they said to observe it. Of course, that chin only got worse, and it never improved even after several years. In the end, they said there was no way to improve the witch chin and that there was nothing I could do except accept it while training my mind. Before surgery they said nothing, but now they look back at the pre-op photos and say my chin was the kind that could sag. They ruined someone else’s life for a few hundred. Before that, my chin was just a little long, but I thought my side profile was pretty, to the point that I took lots of side-profile photos. Now I just have to hide it with my hair. And the front? It feels like a chin is just attached to the bone. I obviously keep up with laser lifting too, but it doesn’t improve. They may have caused that much damage to someone else’s life, but in their own lives it probably makes no difference, and they’ll just live on thinking I was one more patient who brought them money. I hope it comes back to them.
- Doctor
- Doctor (anonymous)
- Price
- Not disclosed
- Visit type
- Surgery