Small-face surgery review

The clinic had already been ruined by a fatal accident, but I had surgery there about a year before the accident. Watching the fatal accident was terrifying. The doctor was extremely stubborn and said surgery had to follow the proportions they had decided. Otherwise, they said they would not operate. My chin was a revision surgery. I asked them to remove the existing pins because they kept causing a sore, buzzing sensation. The additional charge was still shocking: 1.5 million won. What could I do? At the time, it was the only clinic that cut the chin rather than performing a sliding genioplasty, and I chose revision because after my first surgery with osteotomy, my jaw felt like it had grown back several years later. I also did the cheekbones while I was at it. Immediately after surgery, some adhesions formed around the cheekbones, and the cheek fat looked slightly indented when I smiled. Several years later, I had full-face fat grafting elsewhere, which released the adhesions, but I gained sagging instead. Before full-face grafting, when I had only done the chin, I had no sagging under the jaw. So recently I also had double-chin muscle tying and double-chin liposuction. Perhaps because I’m older, I developed slight cheek sagging. I already had fairly prominent deep cheek fat, and I had also had full-face fat grafting, so I can’t say for certain that this was caused by surgery. It was an extremely tough bone surgery, but only three patients including me were hospitalized. The doctor wasn’t incompetent; they had an accident because they performed many surgeries without taking responsibility for patients to the end. I feel they may be working somewhere as a shadow doctor.