I received verification from another hospital (ㅇㅇㅊ) for cheekbone surgery.

Since this is a hospital that does anterior cheek implants, I wanted to ask about that and there was quite a bit of word of mouth in this regard, so I received confirmation that the surgery was successful. Perhaps because of the COVID-19 situation, people like me who have had surgery elsewhere and are being verified, seem to be proceeding with non-face-to-face consultations.
(Maybe because it's non-face-to-face, it's half the price of the previously known consultation fee)
 
 I visited, took a CT scan, and took pictures, and they said it would be good to have a pre-surgery copy, so I submitted a pre-surgery CT scan to the hospital where I had the surgery. I was really busy that day. I was fortunate that we were in the same area. ... (If you go, prepare in advance... I don't want you to go through the trouble twice like I did...) I
 
received the consultation video via email two days later, and they posted pictures and explained me in detail based on the questions I submitted during my visit. Just what I wanted to know. I understood it clearly because he explained it clearly.
 
Anyway, the bone was well attached without a nonunion, and other than the director's unusual fixation method, the surgery went well. I feel sorry for belatedly doubting the director due to the rumor that he was a weirdo... ㅠ hahaha And
 
 . I asked about front cheek implants... He said he wouldn't recommend them... He told me to lose 5 kilos... LOL It's bittersweet, but I feel relieved to know that the surgery went well and there were no problems.

Oh, and for those who have asymmetry after surgery, check out the pre-surgery CT and photos. After the surgery, I looked at the shape of my face and realized that I had asymmetry and was worried that it was because of the surgery.

When I compared it with the pre-surgery CT, it turned out that what I had was correct. What's more, the unoperated cheekbone was more asymmetric than the operated cheekbone... Haha, I knew this for the first time. Anyway, that's a normal value, and it won't be corrected by reoperation. So just live your life worrying less.. haha
 
​​Anyway... Don't just increase your worries by reading ghost stories on the Internet, go see an expert... Got it...?