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August 23, 2019

KelsyLee said: ↑

I never heard about Doctor 75. I am about to undergo Plastic Surgery in Korea too. I am using Charmfidence App to search for different clinnics and get consultation and quotation. You may download the App too and raise this Question to their community, i guess there might be someone who can help you there as so many likeminded people there who's looking for Best plastic surgery clinic or have been in PS.

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I just checked out. It is pretty cool.. want to upload question for my nose case as well. will share the review

August 22, 2019

itsmarieeee said: ↑

Hello I'm baaaack!

I just want to check in and update you guys. I am now 10 days post op. I had my two jaw surgery and V-line at ID Hospital July 5 with Dr. Lee Seok Jae.

Pre Surgery day:
So, I was informed not to eat and drink anything after midnight. I took my last meal around 5pm, and instead of eating something very very delicious like it will be my last meal I opt to eat something healthy like fish and vegetables (choose white meat instead of fatty red meat). I avoided anything oily and fatty. I have read an article that it is best to avoid that type of food before surgery because it will be good for recovery. I stopped drinking water at 10pm. I made sure I have my protein shake, water, juice, yogurt drinks, and pumpkin juice ready for me for after surgery.

Surgery day:
My surgery time is 10am but I have to be there at 9am because the doctor will meet me again before the surgery which was nice. We went over the surgery plan one last time and he asked me if I have any more questions or concerns he asked if I was nervous and he just made me feel that everything will be ok. He said the first night will be tough but it will get better. In my case, he had to tie my teeth because my bone was thin and for my safety, he suggested to not do no-tie surgery for me which I was ok with. The translator was there the whole time and they guided me on what to do. I changed my clothes and I was ready for surgery. When I walked into the surgery room there were at least 3 nurses or surgical assistant as far as i can remember and the anesthesiologist. I didn't feel nervous or scared because they look so prepared and they were gentle with me and probably because I already trust my doctor (I think it is so important to build that trust and relationship between the patient and doctor). I laid down and then the next thing I know is I hear the nurse's voice waking me up hehe. All done! I think it took 3-4 hours

Post-Op:
I was transferred to the ward and the nurses were so prompt and efficient in changing my ice pack and whenever I hit the call light button they were there right away. The doctor came to visit me just to check how I was doing and he again explained what to expect especially the first night. He wasn't kidding. The first night was tough. I can't drink any liquid because I still have a drainage tube in my mouth. I also have an airway tube in my nose. It was hard to breathe because of the bleedy nose and secretions in my mouth. the nurses were there to clean and change the gauze in my nose and mouth and kept me clean. They also suctioned the secretions to help me with my breathing. I was scared because I have no one with me but when I called the nurse and held her hand I told her to please stay with me for a moment because I was scared and she did. I asked her to not close my door and for some reason, I was really hot and I asked the nurses to change the temperature so many times (I felt like I was very needy but they were nice). To my surprise they brought a fan inside my room which i really appreciate because it shows how much they care and they just wanted me to be comfortable. My advice would be to focus on your BREATHING. it is so important to do right after the surgery. The next day they removed the tube in my nose and the doctor removed the drainage tube in my mouth. After that everything felt so much better. They continued to monitor me until I can walk on my own. I was good at changing my ice pack and walking around the ward. I also washed my mouth every hour or two.
To my surprise: they brought a deswelling treatment light and mask and I got treatment twice during my stay in my room. (i didn't expect that which was nice).
Discharge day: The doctor came in to check me before discharge and then the nurse explained where to get my prescriptions. They also gave me a care packet with skincare and mask that will help for deswelling. they gave me my compression band and extra ice pack to take home. The nurse was so cute she said I did so well and as she said goodbye to me she hugged me and walked me to the elevator.

At the hotel:
I made sure that i follow the routine that i have been doing in the hospital when i was back in my hotel. I set alarm for all my medications and I made sure that I drink water, pumpkin juice, and a protein shake. Every time I drink something I made sure to wash and gargle my mouth right way. This is very important if you want to heal properly and recover well take these steps seriously. I think after two days I had to go back for a deswelling treatment and then doctors check up and then treatment again.

I am on my 10th day right now as I'm writing this and I have some photos to share my progress.
I wanted to share my experience with you guys and my journey because I know how it feels to look for credible reviews and to have someone to answer your questions or just to find something that can help you get an idea of the process. Overall, I am so happy because they definitely exceeded my expectations. (Thanks to the bad reviews or negative comments) I didn't expect so much I was happy with my doctor and he definitely gained my trust and everything else was a plus! I was so grateful for the way the nurses cared for me and the staff, it was a complete package!!! Ahhh I can't express how happy I am and I can say that this is one of the best decisions I have made in my life. SOOO WORTH IT!!! I can't wait to see the end result. I can already tell the difference and sometimes I just wake up andIi can't believe my bite is fixed and i look much better. Still swollen but its a process. hehehe Im still washing my mouth every 2 hours and everytime i drink something. This week my stitches will be removed. Il try to go back here and update you guys when i can. I hope this helps.

This is from Day of Surgery to 10th-day post-op.
View attachment 4490365 View attachment 4490366 Here is a picture of me before the surgery. Excuse my swollen cheeks hehe this photo was taken 8 day post-op.

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Thank you fo sharing.!

August 22, 2019

annamilky said: ↑

I really doubt that korean clinics offer L line jaws :/ It's against their beauty standards. You could try to choose few clinics and ask whether they can give this result, but it's not common at all.

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fingertoe said: ↑

I'm hoping to correct my recessed/weak jaw. My chin is a bit short but nothing too bad in the front. My side profile is what I'd like to change with a stronger jawline:

I love the look of these! However, many procedures I've been looking into, like v line or facial contouring seem to reduce the size of the jaw, which won't give me this angled l-shaped jaw. I'm debating having anything done in korea because as an asian american, I think other asian doctors will probably know my face better, but I'm not sure doctors will have the same tastes regarding the jawline even if I try to explain what I'm looking for. Chin implants or sliding genio improve the chin but dont add any horizontal length to the jawline. Unclear if filler is useful at all when the jawline is not well defined.

All this being said, has anyone had something similar done or is my only option 2 jaw? I'd imagine they'd have to slide my bottom jaw out and move the top jaw as well, since currently my teeth are aligned but seems pretty drastic when my bite is good. The only issue is a weak and small jawline Thanks in advance!

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Did you read the GNG review below? She wanted to have L shaped jawline but the doctor did not make it despite the fact that she reminded multiple times before surgery. I think that you have to be very careful about selecting the right clinic based on their beauty standard. So far personally I have not found the clinic yet about they are good at L shape signature jaw line... I guess that this is not popular among Koreans but my Korean friend told me that they start getting against too sharp v line looking these days prefer to have more natural-looking.

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