GNG Hospital / South Korea / A Truly Horrible Experience /

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Woman who had surgery with GNG Hospital.

I just thought I would add to this thread a little more, as its been on my mind lately,...and it truly baffles me.
Its one of aesthetics, and the weird way in which they apply it.
GNG Hospital and many other places seem to think that obliterating the mandible angle and elongating the chin is somehow feminine, and isn't going to contribute to ageing in 2-5 years after surgery or even before that.
I did very quick morph (attached) of a couple of their "models" on their page (left is current, right is morphed) Its not even done properly, but in my opinion serves to illustrate just how severe the removal of bone is.
When you compare with the edit, I think the edit looks much better, more refined, more natural, more feminine, and would definitely prevent ageing more.
The first image to to look like a huge chunk of jaw has been removed and the chin elongated like a goblet.
Why in the hell, as a female, would you want to elongate the face and make your face more masculine? and in the long run contribute to accelerated ageing?
The brainwashing comes partly from showing a girl without scrap of makeup prior to surgery....and then giving them a total 100 filter makeover after surgery to complete the illusion. There is absolutely no objectivity so therefore they think the after is the ideal, when really in reality it isn't, at all.
I would love to see them do the opposite. Post surgery take a picture of the girl with no makeup in the morning, and then show a picture of them before they had surgery in makeup and and a pretty dress.
And this isn't just about beauty, its providing a structure to your face for years and years to come, so your masseter muscle and other tissues don't slide down your face.
Attractive female faces usually always have a relatively short chin (not recessed or too short) with a nice angle to their jaws.
And this brings me back to the problem, for the most of Korean clinics, I think even their surgeons are brainwashed into thinking this is the ideal beauty standard. Because of that, they will disregard the patients opinion because their subconscious is telling them it should look a certain way. Its arrogance,..my opinion of beauty is right, I am the doctor.
I'm being honest with you. During consult with GNG I must have brought over 80 images of females with similar jaw angles and was looking for a subtle result. I made this so clear (it was my biggest fear). All the coordinators nodded their head with their fake smiles, made me feel comfortable, like they understood me. The doctor nodded, ....and then hours later decided **** it, I'll do the complete opposite of what I have been instructed to do crystal clear terms.
And then for them to tell me "the surgery was very much a success" and my face had "limitations" was just deceptive in the extreme. My jaw had nothing wrong with it.
I don't know if anyone agrees but I thought it important to share my opinion, because a lot of people are getting completely hoodwinked by filtered and un-objetive images, and it just goes unvetted the the clinics can be as devious and deceptive as they please to make money. The illusion of thisneeds to be shattered so people can make much more informed decisions.
It my opinion a lot of their ideals on aesthetics are completely skewed. My mistake was thinking they could apply their skills to a western face. The answer is they cant and I'm sure that applies to the majority of clinics.
I hope this helps people.

Had FC + Zygoma with GNG Hospital. It was a disastrous experience from start to finish. I urge anyone reading this to please stay away from this hospital.
I already have consulted with 2 other doctors about my problems as I will require a revision later this year.My initial experience prior to surgery was apprehension and after the first day. I was very close to cancelling and going with my other choice. My reason was everything felt cold, robotic and rushed, but I stupidly pushed this to the back of the mind.After the surgery I had no idea what the result was like because I was so swollen. i started to suspect something wasn't right about week 6-8 maybe.The first problem was the right zygoma was clicking then felt locked and was preventing me from opening my mouth. I put this down to swelling initially. You will get messages from the hospital saying Zygoma cant cause TMJ issues with the joint and to do mouth exercises. Which isnt true.On the third month I decided to get a scan at a local clinic which revealed the screw is very close to the condyle head ( jaw joint ) and my doctor concerned the bone has slightly fused with the joint causing the stiffness. I still cant open my mouth more than 2 fingers because of this after 4 month no matter how hard I try.My second problem is I made it very specific to them in emails and hundreds of pictures that I wanted to keep the jaw angle below my ear. I sent lots of images like this to make a point. I must have sent over 100 images of women with squarer jaws over email and printed out, because I wanted to make this 100% clear if there was a language issue that they had images to reference.I didn't like the unnatural v-line doll look and I said many times In consultation to Dr Choi that I want to keep most of my jaw angle. So when the swelling went down, I found out they didn't listen at all and just did what they pleased, and removed all of my jaw angle right up to my ear. I was so angry and crying because at that point, I knew I wasn't listened to at all during any point of the rushed consults (5mins each), they didn't ask me any questions to make sure with me. So that is going to require a revision costing me over $10'000 dollars to get a custom angle implant fitted to correct it so I can look like myself again.They were quick to realise they made a huge mistake after looking back on all my images I sent, and offered to refund me just for the jaw reduction, basically a very small amount that made no difference given how much I had already spent.But they would refund me only if I didn't post anything on any forums. It wasn't money because they genuinely cared. It was just money to keep me quiet and protect their own reputation. initially I accepted the refund because I could not work, but after 3 weeks of them pretending they had sent it. I realised I should just tell my story instead and hopefully this becomes more valuable.And when you do finally speak to them about something you know is wrong, you will realise you will feel like you are banging your head against a wall. See conversation below.They will just talk about asymmetry ( which was very mild ) and bumpiness which have nothing to do with what my issues were. They will say "give it time for bone remodelling" whatever that means, and all this other stuff, which will just frustrate you more, because they don't listen.In addition to this, I also still have a lot of tightness in my chin and mentalis muscle which hasn't gone away, but I will reserve judgement on this until 7 months or so.As for the severe functional and aesthetic issues, and then being offered money to keep quiet, I can only say this is one of the most unprofessional, inhuman, uncaring places I have had ever had the experience to go to, and if you want to risk all of the above based on the glossed over promoter stories then thats fair. But do consider when and if things go wrong, what type of Hospital you are dealing with, and the problems you will be let with.You can DM me for more questions and information. I have all emails and scans and everything else. I documented everything to make sure of this.Thanks everyone [RS bleep]