enlighten99

April 13, 2020

Can you post some pictures ? Two jaw surgery is very invasive , have you tried a chin implant first

April 13, 2020

I’m so glad you are feeling better and I still can’t believe he cut your chin off! I

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Yes, very recently, ( I kept looking in the mirror constantly for past 2 years hoping my face would change, but nothing except dissapointment and anger!) I finally went to 2 cosmetic surgeons in the states. They both reviewed all my pics and scans and BOTH said that the reason I still have pulling and tightness and numbness was due to nerve damage. They believed that Dr. Oh cut way too much off the bone, which is why my facial skin and fat fell forwards giving me chipmunk look. They had no idea why he shaved off my chin when a projection is what give it beauty.
Recently, I got fat transfer to my chin, buccal fat removal, chin/neck lipo and facial filler to give me back a jawline. NOW, I can actually see my old self again and I'm finally no longer depressed and my tension headaches have dissapeared. I cried recently because I think my nightmare might just be over. I'm still a bit swollen but I can see my old self again. I REGRET MY SURGERY WITH DR OH SOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!! Instead of doing such a drastic surgery and taking my money, he should have just suggested buccal fat removal and mandibular botox, that's it! I hate him so much now that I'm reading what he did to other women. Totally unethical and lacking compassion.

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April 13, 2020

Everyone should avoid Dr. Oh from Regen
The aftercare is so important and for them to ignore you for weeks is so wrong
He is really money hungry and then doesn’t care about you

April 13, 2020

Hi what happened to your blog there’s nothing on it

April 13, 2020

Wow that is beyond rude! They need to take responsibility and the doctor should answer a patient who is asking to speak with them. Dr. Oh is the worst of the worst

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Gina, who spoke excellent english and was in the office when I had the surgery. She was very kind. But Gina left, as so they told me. Then afterwards, it was always signed Regen in the emails. They refused to provide me with the person's name who was communicating with me via email. Like I said, they never would talk to me over the tele. When I insisted that they provide a name who was communicating with me via email, they said it was just Regen. SUCH BS!!!!!

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April 13, 2020

I meant assistant like the person you were communicating with on WhatsApp I’ve seen a few names Alice Lee and Suyoon lee.
yes I saw Regen’s Instagram and he seems to shave off all their cheek bones and give them a very very small jaw and their eyes look huge like a doll. It seems like it’s just one look and he’s ignoring the patient and what they want. I’ve seen his scans and he cuts so much off the Jaw.
I can’t believe he cut off your chin after he told you he wouldn’t ! He thinks he’s doing you a favor but you didn’t ask for it! And it’s not what you think looks good. It’s not his face it’s yours. He should be sued

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I didn't use any consultants. I just saw videos on youtube on him on korean tv shows and his before/afters. But what i failed to notice was that most of his patients that were televised and publicized, were needing corrective surgeries. I'm sure they went through hell and beyond in their recovery, including years to gain feeling again, if at all. Notice, that none of "corrective" patients are posting? If you want to be more beautiful, it is not worth it and he will disfigure you! He doesn't look at each individual person's need but does a template surgery and butchers everyone's jaw off!! Takes their chin away!! WITHOUT CONSENT!

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April 13, 2020

Thank you for sharing your experience. Dr. Oh is beyond horrible. Thanks for warning everyone I can’t believe he wouldn’t look you in the eye when you flew all the way to South Korea to see him for a second time using all your vacation and savings. Which consultant did you go through ?

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PLEASE READ MY POST ON REALSELF.COM. I have re-pasted my review of Dr. Oh here and I will post everywhere I can. I hope by some chance, I will be able to prevent another disaster by Dr. Oh at Regen. He refuses to speak to international patients after they've left the country. Now I know why!
https://www.realself.com/review/line-surgery-real-regrettable-story-v-line-dr

REAL REGRETTABLE Story of V-Line with Dr. Oh

4 Nov 2019

1 year post

I am a 49 yr old Korean woman living in the US.
Fairly attractive, with no medical history of bad or unexpected side effects from any previous cosmetic proceedure.
I had Vline surgery with Dr. Oh in summer of 2018 when I was 47 yrs old. Traveled back to Dr. Oh in Nov 2018 (4 months post-op for botox to my chin/neck area).
It is now November 4, 2019 that I am writing this (1yr 4 months post op)
I have waited too long to write this but I was giving Dr. Oh many many chances to respond to me directly. Out of frustration and a warning to all patients who seek Dr. Oh for Vline - please, please be informed of my honest and disappointing review. Trust me, I did not want to write this but I don't want anyone to ever be in my situation again. It is not worth it. Not at all. Maybe, not at this age post 45 yrs. I wonder how many women experienced what I did? If you did and are reading this, please post your experience as well. Other women need to read a truly realistic and unpaid for review from a normal woman who was once attractive, but not a model, not in the business of photo beauty.
Back in 2018, after seeing the amazing Youtube vids of Dr. Oh and Regen, I felt so excited and compelled to go to him for Vline. I fell in love with the before and afters. His previous cases were amazing transformations. I thought I'd be priviledged to be his patient. I had some fullness in my jawline and weight in my cheeks. Not at all wide or very full, but as vain as I get, I wanted a more slim jaw profile and slimmer cheeks of the lower face.
I made an appointment over the tele and told them I was coming from the US. They sent me so much communication via Kakaotalk with pics, infomercials, ads, etc. They had communicated with me a lot with many many texts, back and forth. I wired a deposit and just waited for my pre-op, which was scheduled for 1 day prior to surgery. I told them I wanted Vline. I sent them about 2 selfies via kakaotalk.
The day prior to surgery, Dr. Oh spent enough time with me, I thought. He was patient, mild demeanor and touched my face/jawline a little. He felt the fat beneath my chin and around my face. He said he would cut my jawline here/there and I agreed. He and I both agreed that he wouldn't touch my chin, which I loved. My chin was perfect in it's projection and was a part of my face that I loved.
He then told me a story of one of his patients who was around my age when she had the same surgery. He continued to say that this particular female patient had a much longer recovery and that she experienced prolonged "numbness" in her chin area for many many years. He then asked me if I would be alright if I had prolonged to permanent numbness to my chin area. I thought about his story and asked how common that adverse effect was. He said she was VERY rare in her outcome of prolonged numbness and it wasn't common at all. He assured me that I probably wouldn't experience that since most all of his patients didn't experience that. Maybe most a year. But then he asked me again how I felt if that happened to me. I said that I didn't mind if I had prolonged numbness. I was ok if I didn't have feeling in that lower chin area for a prolonged to permanent time.
I asked him if it would reduce my fullness in my cheeks and then he proceeded to say that it would narrow my jawline when my face was "static" but if I smiled, not necessarily would be narrow. I thought this was strange to say. I asked him if he would take out any fat or muscle during the surgery. He said no. The surgery would only slim my face when I was expressionless but not slimming when I smiled, etc.
He then took considerable hesitation when he kept inserting the idea that I would probably need botox after surgery...perhaps 3 rounds of botox in my chin/jaw area. The nurse in the room said she didn't foresee me needing botox. He continued to say he felt I probably would due to some "bunching" of the strong muscles in my chin. I had no idea what he was talking about since he sort of said it under his breath. But I told him ok. If I needed botox, no problem.
Dr. OH never remotely mentioned : incredible tightness, pulling, enlargement/elongation of chin, crooked smile, daily headaches, etc.
I was scheduled to do surgery the next morning.
Surgery prep was fine. Service was fine by all attending. Dr. Oh made no marks on my face that I remember. I told the anesthesiologist that I did have a history of incredible nausea post surgery. After surgery, I woke up very nauseous in a tiny, older, dirty room. It was a single room just enough to fit my twin bed, a closet and chair. I had just small tape on my face, that's all. The anesthesiologist came in and gave me something for my nausea. The pain was incredible and they wouldn't give me any pain medicine that alleviated the severity of my pain. Btw, I have a very high pain threshhold. They advised me to spit gently in a cup to keep beside my bed. I also had napkins to wipe the dripping bloody fluid from my mouth. They advised me to keep spitting/dripping the bloody fluid frequently. I went back to sleep. The nurses never came by my room to check in on my condition. I could see them through my door, just sitting at a desk looking down at their cellphones the entire night. YUP, the entire night!! Never once did they come into my room.
Next morning, I got up (not really slept the entire night) from the bed and rolled myself to the nurses desk. I asked them for ice and they said that I should get it myself from the freezer/refrigerator. They said I should use the face ice pack all the time. When I asked them why they didn't tell me the day before, after surgery, after getting to the room, they said I should have known?! WTF?? I was pissed. I was confused and disappointed in the facility, in the nursing service. I had no idea how that would be reflective of what would come from Regen service next. I realized then, after seeing the "behind the surface" facility for recovery and lack of service that it was a completely false facade what you may see on their front office. I will explain...
Dr. Oh came in to check on me. I told him the terrible nursing service that I received. He confirmed that others had also complained of the same and that it was something accountable of Regen but not his particular dedicated staff. Why would I know the difference. Dr. Oh/Regen - weren't they responsible for the entire care and facilities??
I went back to my rental and put ice packs religiously. I did my constant mouth opening exercises. The swelling was great and nothing at all in the vids, girls posts, etc. I swelled a lot. I couldn't imagine how all the girls on video and youtube and real self were posting amazing pics after 2 weeks, 3 months, etc. I had a very visible bruise on my lower rightside jawline.
After about 2 weeks, my interior stiches came off. I was on the same floor as my recovery night for my stitches removal and some kind of UV massage. The stitches were removed from a girl who was eating her lunch and was very reluctant to leave her chair and cellphone. After waiting an hour (watching her from the room I was in), she finally came over with an assistant to remove my stitches. The ridiculous UV massage to my face was about 10 minutes total by another girl in an unkept room. I felt like the recovery and post op room was dirty, unkept, terrible attention from staff. I felt like i was in a third world clinic in the basement. Not at all what their front desk looks like. Perhaps, this is Korea plastic surgery? All modern in the front desk area and dirty, terrible service post op, after you've already paid for everything? This was my experience at Regen.
Maybe other plastic surgery centers are and look different. I'm sorry but I can't comment other than Regen facility and Regen service. I regret I didn’t take pictures or video of their recovery floor and the girls (nurses?) glued to their cellphones.
On follow-up 2 weeks post, I saw my pics upon request and noticed that he had shaved down my chin bone. When I felt that my chin was now flat and long, I asked him directly if he had shaven my chin when he had promised and we agreed he wouldn't touch my chin. He admitted he decided to shave my beautiful chin flat. I hate that look in korean women! Ughhhh.... I love the curvature and elegance of a chin that comes out a little. Ughhhh!!!
After I came back to the US, my recovery was long and frustrating. I had constant (24/7) pulling and tightness in my chin area. I felt that my chin was long and flat and when I smiled, my cheeks seemed to have gotten fuller/fatter and more forward on my face!! Ughhhhhh!! exactly the opposite of my purpose of the surgery. I had chipmunk cheeks. Everyone said that they thought I had gained some weight in my face, ughhhhh. Then my jawline was completely gone! YUP, no more curvature or angle to my jawline but a straight line from my earlobe to my chin. My rightside even had an indentation and inward curvature at one portion. It looked completely unnatural and looked like a really bad butcher job to my jawline. So, I hid from my friends for over a year now and counting. Yup, i was so ashamed of what I had done.
I also had daily headaches which I started taking over the counter meds. Then I tried prescription migraine meds which didn’t help at all. As I am writing this, I still have throbbing headaches. They are located behind my head, lower right underneath the slope, very tender to the touch and throbbing. I can imagine this is unbelievable but, yes, DAILY headaches and continual tightness and pulling in my chin area underneath my lower lips.
I am very sorry for disheartening anyone right now. Understand that writing this is more than I can feel comfortable doing. I am only writing this so no one will ever go through what I did. It's not worth it. It's not worth it. Not at least if you're over 45 yrs? I don't know.
I contacted Regen and they just kept telling me to wait and have patience. They sent me some pics after my request, of where to place the botox, concentration/dilution, quantity via pic so I could take to a local doctor to do the botox. After some consideration, I took all of my savings and work vacation time to go back to Dr. Oh in Korea for a 5 minute botox. I felt he would know how to do the botox and perhaps an American doctor unfamiliar with the extensive jaw cutting that korean docs do, I wasn't confident to go to a US doctor.
When I went to see Dr. Oh for my botox, he wouldn't even look at me when I entered the room. He didn't address any of my concerns and just said the botox would help and that I MUST get botox every 3 months for 3 rounds. I had the nurse take a video of his botoxing so that I could take to a doctor in the US to follow up with future botox treaments. After I left his office and came back to the US, about 10 days later, I completely lost any movement in my lower lips and chin area! My smile was worse, unnatural, unmoving, paralyzed and I looked ridiculous! I wrote to them to request a 5 min conversation with Dr. Oh directly about my results from the botox and the surgery in general. They refused to let me talk to him and continued to say to be patient.
Regen (responds to my emails without a name, but only “Regen”) continued to tell me that it was too difficult to arrange a phone call with Dr. Oh because in the past, they tried once with another patient, and it was too difficult to arrange a proper time because suddenly, something would interrupt him to see another patient. They had to rearrange several times for one call so now, as a policy, Dr. Oh won’t do ANY follow-up calls, not even 1 minute with any patients live over the tele. They said they would forward the questions to him and he would respond through them (unidentified person responding to the patient emails). Really?
So if he’s getting the messages, why wouldn’t he respond directly to the emails himself and sign his own name versus an unidentified person responding to Regen general emails? Absolutely unprofessional and a coward to take accountability to his own patients. Hiding behind a generic/company name “Regen” responding to emails is too funny and immature. In the US, doctors don’t respond that way. Doctors either respond directly or they speak live to their patients, no matter how busy they are. Maybe Korean doctors are run like a business. Get them in, talk to them, until you get the money, do surgery, don’t respond to any post op concerns/questions, then no more communications.
Some questions which I’d like answered with some specificity, which were never answered except, “time will make it better”. That is not a reasonable nor proper answer to the following. Perhaps another plastic surgeon can help me find some answers to my repeated questions:
1. why did you cut into my chin when I told you and we agreed that you would not touch my chin AT ALL?
2. why did my smile completely change and my lower lip unmovable post botox treatment of the chin, when you said that it would not change my smile or speaking at all? Was that a bad botox injection (dosing/concentration, placement, etc.) but i should further get botox with another doctor? Is that the trade-off (unnatural smile but no more pulling) with all botox treatments to that area, or it shouldn't happen again with a more competent botox doctor?
3. why did you want me to do botox anyways?? would the multiple treatment of botox (3 total treatments) help the longness of the chin permanently to be back to normal? or does a patient have to do botox forever, to reduce the length of the long flat chin result from this surgery type?
4. can the tightness and pulling of my chin muscles actually be a permanant condition (without botox treaments)?
5. why is there an inward indentation along my right jawline? should i do dermal filler like Restylane if "time" will not help the indentation??
6. did you take out any buccal fat during surgery? my cheeks have completely fallen forward and down and now I have "chipmunk" cheeks. should I do buccal fat removal?
7. I have no more elegant and normal jawline (COMPLETELY GONE!). My cheeks and neck are on the same plane/dimension. I have no more jaw definition. How will this improve with time? Be specific. Yes, already lost a lot of weight but there is still no definition of my jaw from my face to my neck.
8. why didn't you EVER mention tightness and pulling during my consultation?? is this an expected outcome (if so, why didn't you mention it at all?) or is this a mistake and unexpected outcome? I WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU DIDN'T MENTION THIS AT ALL DURING CONSULATION - PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION DIRECTLY AND NOT, "time will help, etc. etc.".
9. I showed you several pictures of what I didn't want (long narrow chin, undefined jawline). I showed you several pictures of a slim and DEFINED jawline WITH AN ANGULAR JAWLINE, which I desired. You said that yes, Americans like myself do like an angular jawline. Why did you completely chop off any definition of a jawline if you understood that I desired an angular jawline?
10. Why is my smile completely crooked still? Still pulling down drastically on my right side/corner of mouth. Is this permanant? YOU need to respond to this so I can seek additional medical assistance to solve.
11. Why am I having daily, throbbing headaches in the back lower head area? Was this related to jaw surgery or the tightness pulling in my chiin/jawline area? Do I also have to do botox to my neck in the back to relieve my headaches which began immediately after my surgery, about 2 weeks post surgery?
I hope some Doctor online can help me answer some of these questions because Dr.Oh refuses to answer me directly on any of them.
If ANYONE IS CONSIDERING V-LINE AFTER THE AGE OF 45, Perhaps I would suggest getting a consultation for mandibular botox and/or some buccal fat removal first in the US before getting your entire jaw bone cut off in Korea?? PLEASE THINK HARDER ABOUT THE SURGERY. Also, if you’re an international patient, please consider the post surgery treatment or lack thereof, for any complications or questions never answered.
If you are an international patient, Dr. Oh will NOT speak or write to you directly EVER). You will also not ever get a direct answer to any of your questions except, "wait and be patient" versus answering any questions with specificity. None, just wait. Terrible reassurance. Really? Would make patients feel a little relief if you could entertain spending 5 minutes over the phone after they’ve spend tens of thousands of dollars with 2 international visits.

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April 11, 2020

Yes the thread is here
https://beautyhacker.com/forums/topic/1026552-avoid-dr-oh-at-regen-two-jaw-surgery-v-line/

She agreed to a mini v line and he changed it to a full v line without her consent and told her the next day after the procedure you can see the ct scans how much he shaved off and she has permanent numbness on her Jaw and lip.

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Wasn't there a girl here who got botched by Dr Oh? He performed surgeries to her that she didn't give consent to and her jaw were cut too small.

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April 11, 2020

It is very dangerous to go to South Korea for plastic surgery. The consultants are so greedy and don’t care about you. They inflate the prices and ask for reviews to give you a discount. The aftercare is horrible too.
The worst of all of them is Regen Hospital with Dr. Oh and the greedy coordinator is Suyoon Lee . Please avoid these people.

April 11, 2020

Maybe check real self reviews and updates from patients but it seems plenty of surgeons cut above the nerve line and there’s numbness

April 11, 2020

Stay away from Dr. Oh at Regen he’s not even an oromaxillofacial surgeon he’s a plastic surgeon

April 11, 2020

Hi I think just double eye lid surgery with possible ptosis correction, sometimes medial epicanthoplasty is recommended. Where are you located ? You don’t have to go to south Korea to get double eyelid surgery there’s plenty of great surgeons in the states

April 11, 2020

I read a lot of bad reviews about Dr. Oh cutting people’s jaw line off and ignoring them after the surgery. He may be using ghost doctors. he seems very arrogant and greedy
Better to skip REGEN and Dr. Oh

April 10, 2020

That is great, please stay strong and positive. I really hope you can be happy again and feel good.
Please update us

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Yes I am looking into it and there's a surgeon in my city who does top. He is a craniofacial surgeon with plastic surgery experience and runs the largest craniofacial unit in the city. I still need to find out more about the implants and if he can do anything for me when I have my consultation.

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April 10, 2020

Yes I think you do need to let your face heal. Maybe you can research custom jaw implants they have to do CT scans and design it with you. They can cost a lot of money too. Which is another sad thing because you've already spent so much money and had a bad outcome, which you need to also fight for you refund.
There is so much tissue and bones to think about, and yes it's not good for your face in the long run. Nerves and sagging skin. I agree people should just get the surgery if they have a true jaw functional deformity or jaw pain , but just for aesthetics it is a very invasive surgery.Also with the sagging skin side effects they sell the face lift or thread lift in 1 year like it is candy and easy to do.
Dr. Oh I heard does two jaw surgeries at least 5 a week. That shows he is really trying to push this surgery as no big deal. He also loves to recommend zygoma and v line.
Not everyone wants to look the same.
they really don't stress the side effects
The best surgeon will tell you what you need and don't need and not be money hungry.
Did you look into the custom jaw implant?

It is scary to imagine just a few hours can change your whole life. and to think about another surgery.

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I am thinking of getting my chin possibly pushed back to how it was and possibly a jaw implant across the entire jaw and chin if it could somehow return my face structure to how it was. But I do not know how I will end up looking and how the thickness of the implants will affect the contours of my jaw and chin. Facial implants tend to add projection as they need to latch on and get screwed onto the actual bone. But another issue is I don't want the implant to be the same shape as my current jaw and chin as then it will only give a bigger version of my face now that I do not like. I really do not know how it will all work out if I get implants and I have only seen posts from 2 girls here who had their jaws reconstructed but they never logged back in to the forum to give updates. The surgeon may also have to resuspend my mentalis muscle to release my lip from being rolled in. This puts me at risk for chin and lip ptosis and possible infection from the implant. Yes my incisions are inside my mouth and another operation again will likely put my oral tissues in such a trauma that I could end up with issues with internal tissue scarring. If my implant does get infected and anti-biotics fail to help, they will need to go in again and remove it. The thing is if you detach the tissues more than twice no one knows how it will affect function, movement and sensation. I may not be able to eat or talk normally if that happens. I can't get my incisions looked at as we're on lockdown. If I ever do decide to have a reconstruction it will need go be in a year or so to let my nerves and muscle heal. I'm really afraid to have surgery again since my last. I had other plastic surgeries before but I had them done locally by top surgeons and all went well except this recent one which was supposed to be my last. I just didn't make it by trusting the wrong surgeon. What I really want to get across to women considering bone work is not do it unless you have functional jaw issues or your jaws are excessive large even for a man. If you're insecure about your chin then maybe try fillers first and if still unhappy maybe implant and as a last resort genioplasty. But please go to the best and ask for a CONSERVATIVE approach. What I've learned from this is that a surgeon that produces consistently good, natural and realistic looking results are better as they do not push boundaries that could lead to complications. These surgeons will say no if your expectations are unrealistic and are aware that too much change is very harmful. I'd expected to look like a better version of myself and heck I would even be happier if I look the same. I wish someone could put a sticky post on this forum warning girls of the dangers of jaw, chin and cheek reduction. I do not know any of you but I certainly would not wish what happened to me on others. Please love yourself and your small imperfections. We are our worse critic and we need to learn to love ourselves. I am now merely a shadow of my former self which I lost in one night a few hours into surgery.

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April 10, 2020

I feel so sad for you. This is very distressing physically and mentally. Did you look into getting your jaw advanced back to how it was? Or fillers? I’m glad your sister is with you to support you.
are your incisions inside your mouth? I wonder if you need to have them looked at. I hope you are getting therapy too.
doctors really need to stop pushing surgeries on pretty girls just to make money.
It’s hard not to look back at your old photos too.
I’m sending you positivity and hope you can fix some of these things and find a good and trusting doctor
They aren’t all bad but there are a lot of greedy surgeons

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Yes I am in distressed and haven't been able to sleep or eat properly. I look in the mirror everywaking day and search the net for solutions to my problem but all I see on realself regarding hemosiderin staining are cases where there seems to be no clear cure or treatment for it. Plastic surgeons suggest laser but it is a case of trial and error. I may be stained for life. Add to that the lip and smile, and bump issues as mentioned. I had hope that the aesthetic side may be better but as the swelling all came down, it revealed that it is not so great. My face is shorter when I face before was a rounded oblong shape. My chin had a slightly flatter tip which I simply wanted to be more rounded a bit not cut to the smallest shape which puts the balance off for the jaw as it narrows it too much. As a result it made my jaw pointing like a V and my chin like a round ball on the middle with a curve to the sides where it meets the jaw. A bit like an inverted omega. It does not suit my face as I have high cheekbones and thinner face which was balanced out by my oblong face before.

My incision on my right jaw/cheek also remains to be halfway open somewhat. If I move my cheek, it gapes open ever so slightly but not enough to show wound or bones. I have no idea if that's how it is supposed to be but I never saw any sutures on the actual incisions. Thankfully it didn't get infected. My left incision has closed with the tissues sticking to each other as if glued. I'm also still numb and have no idea if I will regain any feelings as I woke up from surgery with zero pain which I thought was weird. I felt and was described as beautiful before by people close to me and strangers. I simply wanted a slight enhancement but now what I got is a less than perfect functioning lip, scars, unknown bump and a face shape that doesn't complement my other facial structures. I have been registered to my local mental healthcare provider for anxiety as I often wake up at night with my angina and flashbacks of the surgery. I feel trapped and ruined and miss my former self where I could put on makeup and my favourite outfit and feel really good. I often than not feel that only death would release me from my pain yet I still somehow do want to keep living. My younger sis cries with me everyday and reassures me that everything will be fine and that she wants us to grow old together. She begs me not to take my own life.

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April 10, 2020

Your surgeon needs to take responsibility. I hope you can get it fixed. It’s quite distressing. When are you going to get another opinion?
Yes I also saw on real self Dr. Oh admitted he cut a patients chin flat without her consent when she just wanted a v line and not change her chin shape which she liked having more forward. He admitted it after when he reviewed the scans with her but told her before he wouldn’t touch the chin.
surgeons are so dishonest it’s hard to trust them.

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I meant GIRL that Dr Oh operated on sorry

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April 10, 2020

What did he say to you so far? Yes these surgeons really need to take responsibility! I’m glad they are losing money due to covid-19

April 10, 2020

Wow that sounds awful. I hope you can recover and get your money back for the damages. Are you looking into going to South Korea to get a second surgery? How long has it been since your surgery?
They really need to stop over cutting peoples jaws and bones
It is a very big surgery

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I had jaw reduction and genioplasty here in Europe and now my lower face is too narrow and I have this unusual slope where my chin and jaw meet. It made my face have an unnatural shape. Add to that the unwanted changes to my lower lip looking thinner, stretched with bumps on top whenever I smile and the lower lip moving higher when I smile totally changing my smile. The surgeon also performed lipo on my upperneck causing hemosiderin staining and a small bump under my chin. If there's any consolation, it is that I can eat and talk normal but overall it ruined my looks. I am seeking to see another surgeon for confirmation that my surgery was not carried out properly demand they fund the treatment for my skin hyperpigmentation and sue them for medical malpractice for changing my lip size and function as well as over cuttung my bones. I'm consulting with a law firm to find out if we can file a claim but I just need a confirmation from another surgeon to confirm the damage once COVID is over.

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April 10, 2020

Yes it’s the same Dr. Oh from Regen. That guy did a whole YouTube video from Russia so Dr. Oh likely did it himself or tried harder. Also on Regen Instagram. Plus he’s a man so he didn’t do a v line on a man. There’s plenty of bad reviews of Dr. oh over shaving the jaw and people looking into jaw implants. Read real self reviews Theres so scary ones he doesn’t call them back. I would stay away from him.

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Is this Dr Oh from Regen? Didn't he or a ghost doctor gave a girl with V line without her consent and insisted on DJS when she didn't need it? How can one surgery go so wright and one so wrong???

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April 10, 2020

Yes they do seem very greedy especially the aggressive consultants. Yes would love to hear your experience let us know when you make a YouTube about it

April 10, 2020

Oh I didn’t know that. They seem to push thread lift a lot and it’s not cheap

April 10, 2020

No it doesn’t seem trustworthy. I’m not going to South Korea for plastic surgery. There’s a lot of great PS in America.
South Korea has ghost doctors and doctors who don’t talk to the patient after surgery. They seem very greedy to lock in the date for the price and giving promotions for discounts. If you take the discount is it going to be the real doctor or the ghost doctor ?
It looks like plastic surgeons are doing jaw surgery. In amercia it’s an oromaxillofacial surgeon not a plastic surgeon.
Also I don’t want to look like every Korean girl. Double eyelid, v shape and pointy chin and no cheekbones.
are you taking the risk

April 10, 2020

Yes I read your story will stay away from Regen and Dr. Oh
Who can we trust !

Stargaze123 said: ↑

I just posted a review about Dr. Oh at Regen for two jaw and FC. that’s good you had a good outcome but he usually does a bad job and he’s horrible.
read my review
He gave me a v line without my consent! My jaw is so small and my chin is so tiny and backward and my mouth is sucked in. Him and his staff are very unhelpful and I need a refund ASAP

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April 10, 2020

Nice good luck can’t wait to see!

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