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akiva99

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  1. It sounds like you had a really good experience with Doc Finder Korea. Too bad that isn't always the case... the doctors in Seoul do speak some English but a lots of times they act as if they understood what you're trying to communicate with them even if they didn't. I think it's a pride thing. The problem is that its usually too late by the time you do find out. I don't recommand going with an agency since they do have a conflict of interest, but having an experienced person there to be on your side could make all the difference.
     
  2. Yeah. That's one way to go... but you have to remember that the in-house interpreters are biased and are expected to close the deal by the clinics. It does cost a little more to hire a personal interpreter but there are some benefits of having someone who doesn't get commisions from the clinics themselves. A little objectivity couild be crucial when it comes something as important as this.
     
  3. My friend also used a concierge service recently. Apparently, they are not an agency so they did not charge more than clinics for the proceedure. But she only had to pay their interpreters who were very knowledgeable and had a lot of experiences with ps clinics. She was very satisfied.
     
  4. Hi! Everybody! Here is some hopefully useful information.

    Rhinoplasty Post - op Tips and Precautions

    1. Keeping Surgical Area Firm

    Implanted materials such as silicon, cortex, and cartilage etc. needs about 1 month time to stabilize so you need to be extra careful not to bump into things.
    And for at least 1 month, try to lie down face up and not on the side so as not to have warped/ deviated nose. Also, soft pillows could help too.

    2. Do not wear glasses or sunglasses

    3. Swelling Reduction

    Keeping your face elevated higher than your heart should help with reducing post-op swelling down. Try keeping your head elevated while sleeping for about 2 weeks after surgery. This should help cut down recovery time.

    4. Icing
    While avoiding the surgical areas apply ice pack on your cheeks and around your eyes.( 5 times or more a day for 15-20 min each time)

    5. Ointment
    Apply ointment as directed or 3 times a day until the stitches are out.
    Ointments have antibiotics in them to help guard against inflammations. But does not need to be applied too thick to work.

    6. Nose Care
    Try not to blow your nose too hard for about 1 month even though you feel stuffy nose. Please be extra careful not to catch a cold for 2 weeks after surgery. If you do get a stuffy nose, try using a humidifier and it should help.

    7. Ear Care
    Try not to pull your ear and be careful not to get hurt for about 2 weeks after surgery. Do not use or wear glasses and sunglasses for about 1 month.

    8. Prescriptions
    Medicines(antibiotics, anti-inflammatory, and painkiller) are to help with pain and to prevent inflammation. If you are taking any other food supplement or prescription medicine, you should check with your doctor before taking them.

    9. Diet

    There are no specific foods that you should avoid but it would be better for you to eat food that you don’t have any digestive problems. But alcohol and smoking can cause inflammation to arise so no drinking or smoking.

    Foods that help with swelling : Pumpkin Juice(Vitamin, C, and , B2, Tomato, seaweeds)

    10. Face Cleansing and makeup, Exercising
    Face cleansing and makeup are okay 5 to 7 days after surgery. But remember not to pull or rub on your ear since surgical wound could reopen. So be careful.
    Aerobics, swimming, weight-lifting, and sauna should be put off for about 1 month.

    Remember these are just my own opinions plus tips from my experience with my previous work so make sure to consult with your doctor and your physicians as well. Thanks and good luck!!!
     
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