Hello, Lawyer R. After I had nose surgery at R Plastic Surgery Clinic in July 2023, I developed swelling and redness as a side effect, which counts as <medical malpractice 1>. In April 2025, I had surgery to remove the silicone. Even during the revision surgery (silicone removal), the doctor said they didn’t know the cause of the side effects, and said the donated dermis at the tip of the nose had settled well, <medical malpractice 2> and that going to the hospital any more wouldn’t help. But after that, I kept going to internal medicine, OB-GYN, Korean medicine clinic, and ENT because of my Rudolph nose, and I was getting antibiotic injections every 2-3 days. Then on June 30, the ENT doctor said it was very strange and that there might be necrosis because there was a problem with the donated dermis, and asked which plastic surgery clinic it was. So I contacted R again and explained my situation, and the person in charge said that it seemed like inflammation had developed that wasn’t there when the silicone was removed, and told me to come in for a consultation. But since going back to the same hospital that couldn’t treat it even during the revision surgery would just waste time, money, and emotions, I’m planning to go to another hospital. R already said they couldn’t treat it and that they didn’t know the cause, so I’ve been going around hospitals for months and spending money. However, they did not read my KakaoTalk message all day about requesting the surgery records, and in the evening I received a call from a person named Kim, an executive at R. They said they would take legal action for false claims. <medical malpractice response to threats 3> So I said there was absolutely nothing false and that I would send the medical report, but they said they would talk to the hospital that wrote the medical report, and gave me the lawyer’s number while telling me to talk to the lawyer. I also feel this is threatening, and it felt like they were threatening the hospital that wrote the report, so I said I would send a redacted report with the hospital name hidden, but they said that was not allowed and that they absolutely had to speak by phone with the hospital that wrote the report. I felt threatened, and it felt like they were going to threaten the hospital that wrote the report. Wouldn’t most people feel that way? If they respond like this, where am I supposed to talk about the complications from my nose surgery? I’m suffering from complications that I never had before the nose surgery, and now they’re saying it’s false... Isn’t this the kind of behavior that President Yoon would do? I sent the complication referral form (including the medical report) to the executive, and they told me to contact the lawyer, so I’m sending this message. The lawyer also requested direct contact with the hospital that wrote the complication referral form (including the medical report) <medical malpractice response to threats 4>
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