Conclusion:
I'm planning to do more than one area, but if each area is done better at a different hospital, I might consider doing two treatments!?
It's not as difficult as I thought.
Man, this time I had eye surgery in the morning (10:30 - 12:30) and went to another hospital to have nose surgery in the afternoon (3:30 - 6:00).
I don't think there are many cases like mine, so I'm writing this to share information.
It is now day 6, and the pictures are not yet taken before the splint was removed..!
○ Surgery schedule
1. Eyes (10:30 am to 12:30 pm) - Natural adhesion + non-incision eye correction + fat removal under the eyes
<2 hours and a half rest>
2. Nose (3:30 pm to 6:00 pm) - Nose bridge + nose tip + nostril reduction
○ Reason for taking two shots
1. If you take two shots, the recovery period is twice as long. 2. I had to take a break from exercise for 2 months, so I couldn't handle the muscle loss.
2. I ended up narrowing it down to two hospitals, but no matter how much I looked into cost-effectiveness or reviews, one hospital had more benefits for my eyes and one hospital had more benefits for my nose.
3. I split the treatment into morning and afternoon for a day. All the hospital doctors I consulted with said that it is okay to get it twice.
○ Things to be careful about when taking two doses!!!
1. Avoid overlapping medications
. In particular, do not take twice as many antibiotics. All of your white blood cells are dead.
Generally, the nose is at greater risk of inflammatory side effects, so you can take antibiotics based on a prescription from the hospital where you had nose surgery.
Other than this, there is nothing to pay attention to.
The order should be eyes > nose?
You can't have eye surgery with a splint on your nose!
○ Questions I asked the doctors + Things I was curious about + Things you might be curious about
Q. Can I receive sedative anesthesia twice a day?
(This was the scariest part, but the doctors didn't worry about this at all.)
A. To put it roughly together,
even if you have surgery at a hospital under sedative anesthesia, you don't just have to take one pill from start to finish and sleep all the way through.
If the patient is not breathing, they wake him up and put him back to sleep
. For example, in one hospital, they unconditionally wake him up in the middle of the night to catch his eye, and put him back to sleep when he snores.
So, in the first place, instead of being under sedative anesthesia twice, I ended up sleeping and waking up more times than that...!
Since the time required for the surgery is almost the same whether it is performed at one hospital or divided between the two hospitals,
the amount of anesthesia required per day is the same, so there is no problem
(Caution: This is not to say that the sedative anesthesia method itself has no side effects, is problem-free, or is harmless, but
the two hospitals This means that there is not much difference between receiving sedative anesthesia and receiving it all at the same hospital!!!)
Q. How do I move to the next hospital after the wedding?
A. By walking!
It was the same as just having a sleep endoscopy and going home. (Both hospitals are at Gangnam Station and are 5 to 10 minutes away from each other)
Q. What about things like the swelling doubling or the pain doubling?
A. None. It's okay because I apply eye compresses diligently.
It's nice that the two hospitals provide things like heating packs, so it's doubled.
Q. Are there any inconveniences or anything like that?
A. Instead of going home after the morning surgery, do I have to lie down in the recovery room and then go to another hospital and lie down on the operating table?
I had to go to the hospital, fill out a consent form, and do the same thing again,
but it wasn't difficult at all because the surgery I had in the morning wasn't a major surgery.
Wouldn't it have been difficult if I had to cut out my eyes a little more?
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