mrsking Posted February 23, 2014 Share Posted February 23, 2014 I was curious what you did for the bridge enhancement? silicon implant or autologous? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chinimplant Posted February 23, 2014 Share Posted February 23, 2014 Hey all, I have read 12 months worth of messages and can't find anything on custom 3d chin implants. I have a unique jaw so I know that the the only type of implant that would work is if its customized from scratch. I need the wings of a large and the projection of a medium so it's quite difficult. There is a Dr. in american who do these but they charge far too much i.e. upto 17k US. Does anyone have experience with 3d custom chin implants? They take scans of you and build an implant for you. Thanks all!! Your help is greatly appreciated! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kplove Posted February 23, 2014 Share Posted February 23, 2014 I still don't know where I am going yet But SMPS is still on my list. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peterpan88 Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Just thought I'd share it here. It's important to know the risks: Common side effects after anesthesia Common side effects and minor risks associated with anesthesia Most side effects of general anesthesia are minor in people who are otherwise healthy and they can be easily managed by your anesthesia care team. Some of the most common ones are discussed below. 1. Nausea and vomiting after surgery (also called postoperative nausea and vomiting) How common is it? Post-operative nausea and vomiting (PONV for short) is one of the most common side-effects that occurs in the first 24 hours after your surgery. It affects 20-30% of patients. However, nearly half of all patients who do not have PONV in the hospital, experience nausea and/or vomiting in the first few days after discharge. Who is at risk? For adults, there are many factors that increase the risk of having PONV. Firstly - being female, not smoking (the only benefit from smoking, but definitely not worth it!) and having a history of motion sickness or PONV after a previous surgery. Then some anesthetic drugs and painkillers - most commonly those gases that keep you asleep, the morphine-like painkillers (called opioids in medical terms) and laughing gas (called nitrous oxide in medical terms). The morphine-like painkiller’ used for pain relief after surgery (commonly used by the acute pain service) do a good job in relieving pain, but are a common reason for nausea on the first and second day after surgery. Lastly, some surgeries are known to carry a high risk for PONV. These include surgery on the ear or intestines and laparoscopic surgery (key-hole surgery) for operations on the female organs. If more of these factors apply to you - the higher your risk to have PONV. See below. Can it be prevented and/or treated? It is important to inform your anesthetist that you had this problem in the past. Your anesthetist can choose a different way of giving your anesthetic. When possible, a regional anesthetic (where the ‘gases’ and ‘morphine-like’ painkillers are not needed) significantly reduces your risk of having PONV in the first few hours after your surgery. The drugs used to prevent or treat PONV are known as antiemetics. If you are a low-risk patient - no drugs to prevent PONV are needed. If you are at moderate risk, at least one drug should be given to prevent PONV. If you have many risk factors (see paragraph above) a mix of ‘antiemetics’ should be used for prevention. If our efforts to prevent your PONV fail, antiemetics will also be offered in the recovery room. The morphine-like painkillers used for pain relief after surgery (commonly used by the acute pain service) does a good job in relieving pain, but are a common reason for nausea on the first and second day after surgery. 2. Sore throat How common? Sore throat and hoarseness in the first hours to days after anesthesia occurs in up to 40% of patients (13). Who is at risk? The following increase your risk:. Being female; younger than 50 years old and having a general anesthetic lasting more than 3 hours. Can it be prevented and/or treated? Having a regional anesthetic (link bold word to regional anesthesia) will completely prevent this problem. However, if you need a general anesthetic, your anesthetist may chose a smaller size for the device used to help you breath during surgery. Some drugs have also been proven to be beneficial, such as a freezing medication or an anti-inflammatory medication. In addition, the use of some over the counter substances such as Tantum or Strepsils can help alleviate acute sore throat pain. 3. Teeth damage How common is it? Teeth damage is a rare but very unfortunate complication of general anesthesia, roughly occurring in 1:2000-cases. The most frequently injured teeth are the upper front ones (the upper incisors) (25;26). Who is at risk? Patients mostly at risk for dental injury are those with poor dental health and where the anesthetist have had difficulty to ‘get the breathing tube down’ (called a ‘difficult intubation). Can it be prevented? Although the anesthetists are always very careful, prevention of dental damage is not always possible. Several devices have been used such as mouth-guards and bite-blocks but provide no guarantee. Moreover, these devices may make it more difficult to place to place the breathing tube. 4. Shivering/Chills How common is it? Shivering after an anesthetic is an occurs in the early recovery phase after anesthesia in approximately 25-50% of patients. Who is at risk? Cooling down is the most common cause. Other causes including include pain, fever and stress after surgery. It seems to be more common in males and after longer surgeries, but it is quite rare in elderly patients. Can it be prevented and/or treated? While we try to reduce the drop in body temperature, is itit is impossible to completely prevent it. There are also a few drugs that can be used either to prevent and/or to treat post-operative shivering. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seoul-kr Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 February - March 2014 Makeover: February 4th - March 10th ThuyTrang: February 4th - February 12th pinkjade316: February 10 - 23 Kakao: pinkjade316 (trip confirmed) CocoApple: February 13-20 Kakao: kirika88 (trip confirmed) Mizubunnie: February 17 - ? Elena07: February 18-25 Kakao: PG7273408 (trip confirmed) AnnaCrush2506: February 27 - 9 March Kakao: AnnaC2506 (trip confirmed) ChanelAddicted2: 8th - 15th March (trip confirmed) Seoul KR : 13 - 27 March (trip confirmed) April - May 2014 chicbunbun: April 21 - May 15 Kakao: chicbunbunt hoebee May 11 - 25 cinch87 May 15 - 25 seoulparisienne: April 9-20, (trip confirmed) PM me for my Kakao! Cinnamon_rol: April 4-16 kakao: cinnamonrol Mindy89: April 5-16 kakao:MYQ8909 (trip confirmed) Quick2014- may6- may20 Icy C: April 6-18 (trip confirmed) kakao: IcyC Hi all, added myself to the list, wonder anyone go around same time like me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seoul-kr Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Wow, you look great. I read your blog, you commented your chin is too sharp but I feel it looks great on you. I'm going to visit Pitangui in March, am considering for chin implant also. Did you go on soft diet after inserting the implant? How does your chin feel now, tight or...? Anymore pain? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peterpan88 Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 February - March 2014 Makeover: February 4th - March 10th ThuyTrang: February 4th - February 12th pinkjade316: February 10 - 23 Kakao: pinkjade316 (trip confirmed) CocoApple: February 13-20 Kakao: kirika88 (trip confirmed) Mizubunnie: February 17 - ? Elena07: February 18-25 Kakao: PG7273408 (trip confirmed) AnnaCrush2506: February 27 - 9 March Kakao: AnnaC2506 (trip confirmed) ChanelAddicted2: 8th - 15th March (trip confirmed) Seoul KR : 13 - 27 March (trip confirmed) April - May 2014 chicbunbun: April 21 - May 15 Kakao: chicbunbunt hoebee May 11 - 25 cinch87 May 15 - 25 seoulparisienne: April 9-20, (trip confirmed) PM me for my Kakao! Cinnamon_rol: April 4-16 kakao: cinnamonrol Mindy89: April 5-16 kakao:MYQ8909 (trip confirmed) Quick2014- may6- may20 Icy C: April 6-18 (trip confirmed) kakao: IcyCPeterpan88: February 26th to March 10th. Trip confirmed. Kakao: hansontranzha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
seoul-kr Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Hi Plasticsecret & Misfit Remake, I'm going there around same time as both of you. I've made appointment with JK, JW & Pitangui. If time allows, I'd like to visit DA also. Heard the doc resigned from View & opened DA clinic, face contouring expert. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
misfit-remake Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 That makes 4 of us I think. So you'll be doing face contouring? Lucky me. My mum is too worried and has decided to accompany me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
misfit-remake Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Oh regarding consultations, are they free as long as we made a reservation? I have a tight budget and can't afford to be "surprised" with additional costs.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peterpan88 Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Seriously, you just called an America's Next Top Model ugly. They are paid to be top models for a reason, you know. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
petiteminime Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Hi MrsKing, Thank you for your kind compliments I did silicon implant for my bridge enhancement. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
petiteminime Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Hello Seou KR, My chin implant is via fats graft as i wanted a more natural look and i didn't feel comfortable with something else other than my own fats to be implanted at my chin area. The fats was injected into my chin and hence, there were no stitches and i could eat properly as per normal, just that my mouth couldn't open very wide on the first 3 days because of the plasters/bandages around my mouth area. After they were removed, i ate like normal, and i ate soooo much korean BBQ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
myeon Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 Hi guys. I'm new here. I'm turning 18. I'm planning to go to Seoul in late May for a week or 2 to get zygoma reduction. However, I've read some pretty bad reviews about how it may cause sagging/ asymmetrical/ not great results etc. I have these clinics in mind: Id/small face/ regen/ wonjin/ pitangul Has anyone done zygoma reduction? When? Where? How much it cost? How is the result? Thankyouuuuu sooo much & I apologized if it's already mentioned but this thread has over 600 pages T___T I mean I'll try to read as much as I can but yea pls help out Please reply or talk to me on kakao talk my id is Vybby Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
orange2014 Posted February 24, 2014 Share Posted February 24, 2014 hi seoul kr... we hv almost same time to visit seoul..my plan going to korea on 15-31 march.. do u hv kakao ID? i've plan to visit JW, VIP, Pitangui, grand n BK.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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