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This is from month 3
I know how important and difficult it is to find credible reviews when you are looking for a clinic to undergo any cosmetic surgery. Thus today I want to share my results 3 months after. I’m not saying that I’m totally healed or that my results are final. I do realize that 3 months isn’t enough but so far, I’m so happy with how it came out and everyone around me keep saying how beautiful I look now. Swelling is very minimal for the moment so I don’t think the result would change a lot.
I see a huge difference and I’m so happy as Dr.Park definitely exceeded all my expectations. I’m beyond satisfied and have no regrets.
I see a huge difference and I’m so happy as Dr.Park definitely exceeded all my expectations. I’m beyond satisfied and have no regrets.
My Life Changing Moment
Hello luvs! I’m half Japanese half Korean living in Australia. 2 months ago I underwent few cosmetic operations in seoul and today I think it’s the right time to share my experience.
Before operation
I was informed about all dos/don’ts before even coming to Korea (things like no alcohol, cigarettes etc. for 2-3 weeks prior to my surgery day). Right after my consultation with Dr.Park I went through a complete medical checkup (since I made an appointment in advance, the surgery day was the next day after my actual consultation) and was instructed to start fasting at least 9 hours before the operation. The operation time was 10 in the morning, so my last meal and drink were at around 9pm.
My operation
I had to arrive to the hospital at least an hour earlier in order to have enough time to get prepared. I was shown my recovery room, given a robe and toiletries and met Dr.Park to discuss upcoming operation once again. Once I washed my face and changed clothes a nurse brought me to the operation room where several other nurses started to prepare me for the surgery. Anesthesiologist came in first and gave shot and while I was knocking out I saw Dr.Park entering the operation room. That was my last memory. Everything was over in the next 2-3 hours and when I woke up, there were only anesthesiologist looking at my condition and a nurse finishing dressing. In few minutes I was in my recovery room.
My initial recovery
If I can’t say much about the surgery itself, initial recovery was full of different feelings and emotions. Of course first few hours I felt absolutely nothing (I guess anesthesia was still working on me) but the first night was brutal. Lot of discomfort mixed with annoying pressure feeling and slight dull pain. By next morning my face was about to burst. It was very swollen and the situation didn’t change up to day 4. After about a week I tried to go out as often as it was even possible and walked a lot. Only after week 2 when stitches were removed swelling finally began to go down.
From week 2 to current
I stayed few more weeks in Seoul and came back to Australia just few days ago. Up to now I have to keep an eye on what I eat. Since my bone is still in a process of healing, it’s utterly important not to strain muscles and don’t eat too solid foods. As for swelling, I can’t say that it’s completely gone but the result looks way better that the first 2 weeks. Catch few of my photos here to take a look.
Before operation
I was informed about all dos/don’ts before even coming to Korea (things like no alcohol, cigarettes etc. for 2-3 weeks prior to my surgery day). Right after my consultation with Dr.Park I went through a complete medical checkup (since I made an appointment in advance, the surgery day was the next day after my actual consultation) and was instructed to start fasting at least 9 hours before the operation. The operation time was 10 in the morning, so my last meal and drink were at around 9pm.
My operation
I had to arrive to the hospital at least an hour earlier in order to have enough time to get prepared. I was shown my recovery room, given a robe and toiletries and met Dr.Park to discuss upcoming operation once again. Once I washed my face and changed clothes a nurse brought me to the operation room where several other nurses started to prepare me for the surgery. Anesthesiologist came in first and gave shot and while I was knocking out I saw Dr.Park entering the operation room. That was my last memory. Everything was over in the next 2-3 hours and when I woke up, there were only anesthesiologist looking at my condition and a nurse finishing dressing. In few minutes I was in my recovery room.
My initial recovery
If I can’t say much about the surgery itself, initial recovery was full of different feelings and emotions. Of course first few hours I felt absolutely nothing (I guess anesthesia was still working on me) but the first night was brutal. Lot of discomfort mixed with annoying pressure feeling and slight dull pain. By next morning my face was about to burst. It was very swollen and the situation didn’t change up to day 4. After about a week I tried to go out as often as it was even possible and walked a lot. Only after week 2 when stitches were removed swelling finally began to go down.
From week 2 to current
I stayed few more weeks in Seoul and came back to Australia just few days ago. Up to now I have to keep an eye on what I eat. Since my bone is still in a process of healing, it’s utterly important not to strain muscles and don’t eat too solid foods. As for swelling, I can’t say that it’s completely gone but the result looks way better that the first 2 weeks. Catch few of my photos here to take a look.
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