Seol Jae-yoon Review

I had scalp zygoma reduction, square jaw reduction, and chin surgery. They said there would be no cheek sagging, but regardless of what surgical method was used, I got both side-cheek sagging from the square jaw reduction and front-cheek sagging from the cheekbone surgery. Sagging is inevitably linked to any contouring surgery, and I don’t think you should confidently say it won’t happen. Honestly, if sagging was going to happen anyway, I would have been less dissatisfied if they had at least pushed the cheekbones in enough to feel satisfying. At any hospital, if you say you had facial contouring, everyone thinks you only had your jaw shaved... haha My cheekbones are still as wide as the Pacific Ocean, and I go around covering them with my hair. Even my family doesn’t know. At other hospitals, if I say I had my cheekbones done too, they react like, oh... you had that done? Sorry... something like that. Sigh..^^ When I go to this hospital to talk about my complaints, they just show me pictures of how well the bone was cut and how firmly the screws were fixed. I didn’t have surgery just to see whether my bones were screwed in neatly, right? Regardless of how the bone was fixed or what surgical method was used, I don’t think it’s a hospital that looks at each patient’s face, predicts what side effects might happen, recommends what other surgeries to consider, and empathizes from the patient’s point of view about the results. All I can think is that it’s a hospital full of overconfidence from the doctor’s point of view about the surgical technique and skill.