At first, I just answered it like that, and whenever I saw comments on articles about side effects on the Internet, I just ignored them, but it's annoying.
 If the purpose of the post was to share information about hospitals with side effects or good hospitals, then I wouldn't understand.
 I asked a question because I had surgery not long ago, and I wanted to hear the experiences and advice of people who had surgery for a long time, but you're leaving a comment with a completely unrelated question on the post. Please stop asking for information about hospitals because you think it's side effects.
 Those who have gathered some information will know. There is no hospital that has no side effects or bad reviews, and plastic surgery is all about luck. So there's no point in choosing a hospital by filtering out side effects or bad reviews. It would be right to filter out hospitals that have had repeated major incidents or have bad attitudes toward patients. But instead of that, don't ask for information about common symptoms that can occur after surgery and disappear over time, thinking, "I can't tolerate those symptoms either," and treating them as side effects. And even the side effect articles are not for the purpose of sharing information, but for the person who posted the article because they were worried and upset and wanted to be comforted. People who do things like "Could you please tell me about the hospital" and "Where did you get it done ㅠㅠ?" without even a single word of comfort should really reflect on themselves. The people who wrote those articles must want to die, regret it, and be so upset, but why are you leaving comments like that? Even if you offer words of comfort, it can be rude to ask. Please leave comments to the people who posted the article because they were sharing information. Don't go around selfishly bringing up things you're curious about whenever.