Miho Community Review

It's awful. Just awful. They taught me that after plastic surgery, your life can completely go downhill. They removed a huge amount of skin from eyes in someone in their 20s, so my protruding eyes can't even be fully covered and I sleep with my eyes open. But they say they didn't remove a lot. Other hospitals said that when you're young, they don't remove much skin, and that this amount is something done for people in their 40s or 50s This doctor says you can't just look at the result. Isn't the result the most important thing in plastic surgery? What else am I supposed to look at? I guess I should be grateful because they tried hard, even though they ruined things aesthetically and functionally. My eyes don't close, my eyes feel pulled and hurt, and I can't even open them with force. I asked them to lower the front line, but because they messed up the scar and removed too much skin, the front line became even bigger than the back line. Later, when I saw the initial design, it was a straight line from the back all the way to the front line. In the operating room, they yelled at a nurse they didn't like, and during the second surgery, I don't know if it was a nurse they were close to, but they chatted nonstop throughout the surgery. I can still remember everything they said, like they can barely drive a Porsche, they don't have money either, what car does your father drive, when is the wedding date~~ They must have talked so hard for me to remember all of this. Fine, maybe I was unlucky. But the important thing is that this place causes side effects and can't even handle the aftermath. Consulting by hitting people with so-called harsh truths is not professional at all. They just don't know their own place. People with much longer careers and better skills explain things much more gently and carefully.