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6 Year Post-Op Update
I've just had a consultation for another breast reduction and the surgeon informed me that I never received one in the first place. The incision type used for my 2014 surgery (lollipop) is NEVER used for a breast reduction.
*sigh*
I knew this was my situation since the first moment I saw my breasts post-surgery six years ago. I was embarrassed and didn't want to admit that I had been taken advantage of. Grand Plastic Surgery stole my money and tried to convince me that they had done what they promised to do.
I tried multiple times to obtain surgical notes so that I could eventually go to another surgeon, but I was denied. I'm starting to believe they never took notes.
Now that I'm about to turn 30, I'm suffering greatly from back, shoulder, and neck pain. I've paid thousands of dollars for physical therapy, personal trainers, and gym memberships to correct my pain. I've fallen into a deep depression the past six years and developed an eating disorder due to low self-esteem directly relating to my failed breast reduction surgery. Grand Plastic Surgery abused me and robbed me of a pain-free future.
I've only just found my inner strength and made an attempt to move on with my life. I will FINALLY be receiving a breast reduction this year. Please, if you are considering Grand Plastic Surgery for ANY procedure, don't do it. My experience was very common and actually on the "successful" spectrum of their procedures. So many others have been seriously maimed or died at Grand Plastic Surgery.
*sigh*
I knew this was my situation since the first moment I saw my breasts post-surgery six years ago. I was embarrassed and didn't want to admit that I had been taken advantage of. Grand Plastic Surgery stole my money and tried to convince me that they had done what they promised to do.
I tried multiple times to obtain surgical notes so that I could eventually go to another surgeon, but I was denied. I'm starting to believe they never took notes.
Now that I'm about to turn 30, I'm suffering greatly from back, shoulder, and neck pain. I've paid thousands of dollars for physical therapy, personal trainers, and gym memberships to correct my pain. I've fallen into a deep depression the past six years and developed an eating disorder due to low self-esteem directly relating to my failed breast reduction surgery. Grand Plastic Surgery abused me and robbed me of a pain-free future.
I've only just found my inner strength and made an attempt to move on with my life. I will FINALLY be receiving a breast reduction this year. Please, if you are considering Grand Plastic Surgery for ANY procedure, don't do it. My experience was very common and actually on the "successful" spectrum of their procedures. So many others have been seriously maimed or died at Grand Plastic Surgery.
Final Update
I just visited Grand PS to collect my records and chat with the surgeon.
I'm happy they didn't push me to schedule a revision with them, but I'm disappointed they didn't seem to care about my satisfaction.
Essentially, the surgeon just droned on about how "successful" the reduction was and that I may have another revision if I want to reduce further. He didn't even ask if I liked my results/felt satisfied. He felt that the post-surgery volume was correct even though it's not what I wanted. I want SIGNIFICANTLY smaller breasts.
Pardon my French, but what a load of bullsh*t.
The surgery was a "success"? Since the day I took off my compression bandages, my breasts fit into the cups of my pre-surgery bras. They only gave me a lift and not a reduction.
Stay away from this company (I refuse to acknowledge it as a hospital or clinic) at all costs. They'll take your money and do what they want.
I'm happy they didn't push me to schedule a revision with them, but I'm disappointed they didn't seem to care about my satisfaction.
Essentially, the surgeon just droned on about how "successful" the reduction was and that I may have another revision if I want to reduce further. He didn't even ask if I liked my results/felt satisfied. He felt that the post-surgery volume was correct even though it's not what I wanted. I want SIGNIFICANTLY smaller breasts.
Pardon my French, but what a load of bullsh*t.
The surgery was a "success"? Since the day I took off my compression bandages, my breasts fit into the cups of my pre-surgery bras. They only gave me a lift and not a reduction.
Stay away from this company (I refuse to acknowledge it as a hospital or clinic) at all costs. They'll take your money and do what they want.
1.5 years post-op
So, it's been over a year and here's my final review: Very unsatisfied.
My breasts are exactly the same size (volume) as before my surgery. I still wear the same bras from pre-surgery. However, my breasts are more perky than they've ever been. I did not gain or loose weight, so this means the surgeon gave me a "lift" rather than a reduction.
I can't express how disappointed I am to have spent $10,000 and endured so much pain to end up exactly where I started.
I would advise all interested parties to avoid Grand Plastic Surgery clinic in Seoul, South Korea. I would also like to discourage medical tourism in general. If a country with such a "good" reputation for plastic surgery can fail, it's likely that others will be bad too.
Stay away from Grand PS. They'll take your money and cut you up how they want. I'm already saving up for a REAL reduction to take place in the USA.
My breasts are exactly the same size (volume) as before my surgery. I still wear the same bras from pre-surgery. However, my breasts are more perky than they've ever been. I did not gain or loose weight, so this means the surgeon gave me a "lift" rather than a reduction.
I can't express how disappointed I am to have spent $10,000 and endured so much pain to end up exactly where I started.
I would advise all interested parties to avoid Grand Plastic Surgery clinic in Seoul, South Korea. I would also like to discourage medical tourism in general. If a country with such a "good" reputation for plastic surgery can fail, it's likely that others will be bad too.
Stay away from Grand PS. They'll take your money and cut you up how they want. I'm already saving up for a REAL reduction to take place in the USA.
Provider Review
Unknown
Haven't met my actual surgeon yet. The surgeon who preformed my initial examination was knowledgeable and explained everything in detail. He was frank and honest about what I needed and could achieve through this surgery.