Review of Oin

I know this place has a lot of cases for jaw surgery, over 10,000 cases they said. You can feel that when you consult. I was thinking about contouring, but I didn't have any cheekbone information for this hospital, so I only consulted about square jaw surgery at the time. He asked whether I had seen effects from Botox, and when I said I was very happy, he talked about muscle removal and a long curve behind the ear. He seemed proud, explained the advantage of better visibility with the incision behind the ear, said there is a front-effect, and that it proceeds with sedation anesthesia. He said they can also shave it long from behind the ear. He said they show you the bone and muscle taken out right after the surgery. There is a consultation fee. The advantage from the patient's perspective with the behind-the-ear approach is that you don't have to worry about eating. Swelling would probably be similar no matter where you have surgery, depending on the person. As for jaw bone style, they said they would match it if I chose either a curve or a straight line. Since I was already doing square jaw surgery, they recommended eugenic surgery with my own bone and cheekbone surgery too. For eugenic surgery, they just said to choose it if I wanted; for cheekbones, the doctor's eyes really lit up... Whenever I look at my cheekbones, I can see the doctors' professional pride at work. haha. Seeing before-and-after photos of other people's cheekbones, it doesn't seem like they do badly.. They said because they haven't been promoting much lately, people these days don't know about them. If you're planning both, they said square jaw first and cheekbones second is the right order. These days the price seems a bit flexible. I don't know if they are still active now, but this was definitely a place that was big back then. If someone had surgery elsewhere and the bone removal was excessive, they also seem to do square-jaw reconstruction. During the consultation, they scanned over my face with what looked like a 3D printer? Or a scanner? Or maybe an iron-like device, which was fresh.