When I was really young, I got surgery without properly researching anything and not knowing any better. Eye, nose, cheek augmentation surgery. Inner corner eye opening. Fat grafting. Surgery for entropion. For the nose, at first something like cartilage or silicone inside the nose stuck out, so I had revision surgery. The second time, because the middle of the nose had caved in, I had it redone with a non-open procedure. Now the silicone in my nasal bridge isn't fixed and shakes around, and my nose has sagged a lot. It has also bent inside the nose. For the cheek augmentation, only one side kept breaking through the skin and popping out over and over, so I had it removed. If I touch it with my tongue, the tissue feels very ragged. My eyes were opened too much at the inner corners, so my impression changed completely, and because the eyelashes under my eyes were stabbing me, I had surgery on that part for entropion. If I don't strain, the flesh doesn't stay attached right up against my cornea and eyeball. Because of this, I developed dry eye syndrome. I get conjunctivitis often. None of the fat grafting remained. The only thing that seems to have gone well is the lower eyelid fat repositioning. I didn't have money, so I just lived with the discomfort and ugliness all this time, but now that I have a little more room financially, I want to redo things one by one. Everyone who had surgery here probably has side effects. I really should have researched properly before getting it done, but I wonder if I had two lives or what kind of courage I had. I can't talk about the detailed backstory, but I had no choice and I'm grateful to be alive. I found out later that there had been a death accident. Looking back now, I'm glad I didn't die. It's irritating that I have to get revision surgery again. Sigh
- Doctor
- 정우철
- Price
- ₩9,500,000
- Visit type
- 2
Ratings
- Doctor kindness1/5
- Consultation expertise1/5
- Staff kindness1/5
- Facility1/5
- Expectation1/5