I had the surgery when I was 23, so it’s been about 17 years. Near Nonhyeon Station, I paid about 2.2 million won for surgery at the time. I won't even forget the name of this place for the rest of my life. I was thinking of the name of the hospital to write a review, but it immediately came to mind... I feel resentful of myself, who made a reservation and set the surgery date based on my mother's friend's advice, without even looking into it. I went there with the intention of correcting my curved nose, but the silicone on the bridge of my nose was placed extremely high, so I ended up living with a robotic nose. Less than 15 days after the surgery, the silicone on my nose bridge was tilted to one side and the entire bridge of my nose was bent, so I had to have silicone surgery to fix it again. After the surgery, my nose kept itching and the bridge of my nose was swollen due to silicone inflammation, so I had to go to another hospital for reoperation and had surgery removed. The hospital where I had the surgery told me after the surgery that the previous hospital had completely broken the bone in my curved nose, so there was no bone in it. They broke it and placed silicone on top of it (before the surgery, my nose bridge was very high and the bone only protruded slightly like a hooked nose, so I asked them to slightly change the bone). They got angry and asked, “Who on earth does surgery like this?” and put silicone on it. He asked me to put it back in to make the bridge of my nose, but when I opened my nose, it was already full of yellow inflammation due to silicone inflammation, so he showed me that he had removed the inflammation... He said he would fill it in by putting ear cartilage in, but it didn't make up for the hollow bridge of my nose. I'm about to have dermal surgery. The bridge of my nose where the silicone was removed is now hollow and boneless, and it's been like this for 10 years. I'm so resentful of myself for choosing this surgery when I was 23.
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SUNGYESA
