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Hi everyone!
It's been almost 10 months since I proceeded my surgeries. I do feel great and everyone around keep saying that I look amazing (and I do think too haha).
So far, now side effects or pain. I have no swelling and overall, feel like almost 100% healed.
It's been almost 10 months since I proceeded my surgeries. I do feel great and everyone around keep saying that I look amazing (and I do think too haha).
So far, now side effects or pain. I have no swelling and overall, feel like almost 100% healed.
Great Experience with Seoul Plastic Surgery
I did my surgeries at Regen hospital in January this year and just wanted to share my 3 months experience. So far, swelling is still here and my lower jaw is a little numb but as far as I know, it’s totally normal and recovery may take up to 1 year. Hope it won’t take that long for me and I’ll get better soon.
About Regen I found out from several forums and from some of my Korean friends. I’m a sophomore in SNU and I do know Korean but just a little bit, not even enough for a daily conversation lol. So, when I decided to contact the hospital I asked for an English-speaking stuff. I can’t say that my consultant’s English was perfect, yet good enough to understand all details. Hopefully the surgeon with whom I got my consultation spoke English very fluently and I didn’t actually need assistant’s help. To make a decision took me few days and few days after my consultation I contacted Regen again and set up my surgery. They asked to come for medical checkup a day before, the same day, I made a deposit, filled out all papers and received instructions on how to prepare for the surgery.
My surgery was supposed to begin by 11am but due to some delays in doctor’s schedule, it started 2 hrs later huh. By the moment someone was waking me up everything was finished. A voice kept asking me to open my eyes which was really difficult to do. I don’t really know how long did it take me, I only remember that someone also helped me to get to my recovery room and I felt really cold, so they turned on the heater. I can barely remember what was told that time and it took me some time to fully wake up from anesthesia. Few hours later the assistant came back and explain again dos and donts. She also mentioned ice pack and that I should change them myself once they get warm.
Hospitalization was 1 night and it was the hardest. I was very hungry and thirsty, but swallowing was really difficult. My nose was also blocked and swollen so breathing was a problem. I had terrible head ache and throat was sore. The next morning dr Oh visited me and said that everything went smoothly, gave a prescription and said that I can leave. The surgery was on wed, so I left hospital on thu and came back for dressing and few other procedures next mon.
The first few days at home were very difficult. I wanted to stay in bed most of the time, but was told to move and walk as often as can. I was supposed to stay in Seoul for another few weeks but due to some family issue had to go home a week after my operation so all stitches I removed at there, nothing unusual.
Opening my mouth is still a little difficult but I try to massage my jaws and exercise them every day. Swelling was brutal only first few weeks and by around month 1 I looked less or more normal. I do contact regen even now as really afraid of the numbness but they keep telling me that everything gets better in few months and that I’d fait a bit more and be a bit more patient, so still waiting.
As for the result, I know it’s not finalized, yet I think it looks quite good even though I’m still swollen. Will try to update once get better or share any news.
About Regen I found out from several forums and from some of my Korean friends. I’m a sophomore in SNU and I do know Korean but just a little bit, not even enough for a daily conversation lol. So, when I decided to contact the hospital I asked for an English-speaking stuff. I can’t say that my consultant’s English was perfect, yet good enough to understand all details. Hopefully the surgeon with whom I got my consultation spoke English very fluently and I didn’t actually need assistant’s help. To make a decision took me few days and few days after my consultation I contacted Regen again and set up my surgery. They asked to come for medical checkup a day before, the same day, I made a deposit, filled out all papers and received instructions on how to prepare for the surgery.
My surgery was supposed to begin by 11am but due to some delays in doctor’s schedule, it started 2 hrs later huh. By the moment someone was waking me up everything was finished. A voice kept asking me to open my eyes which was really difficult to do. I don’t really know how long did it take me, I only remember that someone also helped me to get to my recovery room and I felt really cold, so they turned on the heater. I can barely remember what was told that time and it took me some time to fully wake up from anesthesia. Few hours later the assistant came back and explain again dos and donts. She also mentioned ice pack and that I should change them myself once they get warm.
Hospitalization was 1 night and it was the hardest. I was very hungry and thirsty, but swallowing was really difficult. My nose was also blocked and swollen so breathing was a problem. I had terrible head ache and throat was sore. The next morning dr Oh visited me and said that everything went smoothly, gave a prescription and said that I can leave. The surgery was on wed, so I left hospital on thu and came back for dressing and few other procedures next mon.
The first few days at home were very difficult. I wanted to stay in bed most of the time, but was told to move and walk as often as can. I was supposed to stay in Seoul for another few weeks but due to some family issue had to go home a week after my operation so all stitches I removed at there, nothing unusual.
Opening my mouth is still a little difficult but I try to massage my jaws and exercise them every day. Swelling was brutal only first few weeks and by around month 1 I looked less or more normal. I do contact regen even now as really afraid of the numbness but they keep telling me that everything gets better in few months and that I’d fait a bit more and be a bit more patient, so still waiting.
As for the result, I know it’s not finalized, yet I think it looks quite good even though I’m still swollen. Will try to update once get better or share any news.
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