Hey guys,
I am writing this from the recovery room after undergoing nose semi-reconstruction surgery at ㄱㅅ. The
nose surgery I had 10 years ago was a disaster,
so my nostrils are wide + the bridge of my nose is bent + the tip of my nose is bent.
But it wasn't that bad, so I just lived with it, but
since the year before last year, the silicone has been showing through too much... .
My skin is getting thinner and I'm getting a witch's noseㅜ
My cartilage is broken and a notch is forming on the bridge of my nose, so I'm so worried that I've been
selling my hair for over a year,
so I chose it. It
took 5 hours... I'm a nergy person who takes sleeping pills, so I woke up from the anesthesia quickly and talked to the nurse and director. I heard everything, but the director was so tenacious and had faith. He performed nose surgery so... I think he was even more impressed because he was awake. Let's
not get
into
trouble
... . Reconnaissance system (advertising/photo provided/a discount for writing a review, I absolutely hate talking to the manager about things like this)
2. One-person director
3. Palace-like interior
A director who doesn't use YouTube
5. A director who isn't too young or too old
6. Avoid hospitals that are mentioned too much in the community (Are the hospitals that are seen too often? Fuck you, this is my opinion)
7. One surgery a day
meets that requirement I'll have to wait and
see what happens with today's surgery, but
the doctor is kind and honest and puts people at ease^^
I'll write another post after seeing the progress in about a month haha.
SUNGYESA
