They won me over with kindness and familiarity, so I trusted them with my face and even referred several people there. But my cheekbone surgery was a disaster... I had cheekbone surgery, so why wasn't pin fixation done? Why were they only breaking it without pushing it in? Maybe the surgical method is different, and I tried to think positively, but my cheekbones haven't gone in at all, so I just can't understand it... Why does the front chin look like it was only half shaved, with a bump in the middle... Looking at the CT, I really wondered if that was the bone they operated on. Maybe the director had their own method, but I clearly emphasized again during the consultation that the 45-degree cheekbone was the problem, and yet they didn't touch the 45-degree cheekbone at all, so the side and 45-degree cheekbones had no effect, and the previously smooth cheekbone line became uneven instead. Oh! They did say during the consultation that cheekbone surgery wasn't recommended in the first place. There was no aftercare at all, and the inpatient room staff said they had to leave work, so even though it wasn't time for a painkiller injection yet, they rushed to give it early and then just went home... I heard this staff member was fired, or anyway they quit. The operating room had blood splattered around, and for such a major contouring surgery, they performed it with the beds separated by curtains... It felt outdated and old. The director and the manager were kind!!!
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