I thought from the blog that they were a master of the hidden sort. The surgery was a complete disaster from start to finish, and I feel devastated. Leave a little hump - it was a hump-nose surgery, but they didn't actually touch the hump. Crooked nose correction - they failed to align the septum properly, so what's the point? Tip cartilage, septal support - stiff, uncomfortable, visible, and by five months the tip kept dropping lower. Thin skin - every manipulation shows through, so I absolutely should not have gotten rhinoplasty. A common point from CT analysis at three ENT clinics: The septum was completely bent to the right, the hump was unchanged, and the upper lateral cartilage had folded inward so the central part of the nose was sunken, meaning I needed a spreader graft. Because the skin was thin, every manipulation showed, so dermis or fascia should have been used... but they only manipulated the tip. You need to redo the whole surgery. What makes me even more furious is that I went back several times and complained that the shape was odd, but they never once told me about the upper lateral cartilage folding inward and instead said they would just shave the hump a bit more with open reduction. Even so, I had sensed this might happen, so the doctor, being 'ethical(?)', told me not to do it if I was sensitive (is that really the issue?), and the nurse did mention that there was no going back. I should have stopped then.. They're famous for having no post-op photos, right? Want me to tell you why? (Check the photos in the post)
- Doctor
- 김인중
- Price
- ₩4,700,000
- Median for Nose Surgery: ₩4,400,000
- Visit type
- 2
Ratings
- Doctor kindness2/5
- Consultation expertise2/5
- Staff kindness2/5
- Facility1/5
- Expectation1/5