GNG Plastic Surgery Hospital Reviews

[yattaa]

Thank you iamsummer for giving us so much detailed info about your experience with GNG. I will get an revision rhinoplasty at GNG with dr. Seong (seems he's a specialist in revision rhinoplasties ) in two weeks and it will help me a lot.

 

[iamsummer]

yattaa said: ↑

Thank you iamsummer for giving us so much detailed info about your experience with GNG. I will get an revision rhinoplasty at GNG with dr. Seong (seems he's a specialist in revision rhinoplasties ) in two weeks and it will help me a lot.

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No worries at all. Best of luck with your revision! I'm sure it'll turn out well Look forward to your updates and b/a too!

 

[loverly]

iamsummer said: ↑

Back with my review. - Part 1

I must stress that this is based on my personal experience and I'm still swollen!

I've wanted to change my nose since forever. From a very young age friends and family members would tease me about my big nose yet follow up with "don't ever change your nose because your nose is what will make you prosper in the future!"

Chinese fortune tellers would tell me that a big nose is a good nose and that’s what I had. A big, wide, round and fleshy nose which I’d absolutely detested. I was always advised against altering the nose in fear of changing my fate but being brought up in Australia, I’m not strong on the superstition front. I also believe that our fate/destiny is set when we’re born so no amount of “changes” to facial features would have any sort of impact on our fate.

Anyway…

It wasn’t til January of this year that I’d decided to look into rhinoplasty. In the early days of my research (quite frankly I think out of impulse) I had contacted JW Beauty, MVP Plastic Surgery and DA Clinic to enquire on the cost and recommended procedure.

DA were the snobbiest – they said hi and that was it.

MVP and JW both responded fairly quickly with their prices and recommended procedures (i.e: what to do with nose).

I don’t know why or how, but I settled on MVP really quickly. Organised my tickets (but not paid) and was set to go in March 2017.

Due to unforeseen circumstances I had to cancel my plans – a blessing in disguise!

Months went on and the thought of getting rhinoplasty played on my mind so much. So I dug a little deeper in my research and by chance I came across a thread that had mentioned “GNG Hospital.”

Naturally I researched as much as I could. GNG being somewhat new to the forum was not as popular or widely discussed about in purseforum (as compared to the likes of April 31, JW Beauty). Looked up GNG’s Instagram, blog and website and knew immediately that I wanted to have my procedure done there.

Why?

Because:

1. They’re ENT specialists – I liked that one doctor specialises in their field unlike doctors in other clinics who are jack of all trades but master in none.

2. They don’t just focus on aesthetics but functionality as well. Nothing is worst than having the nose of your dreams but you’re breathing like darth vader forever.

3. The fact that the surgeon performing on you is a specialist in their area means the risk of you getting a botched job greatly reduces!

4. For major surgeries like rhinoplasty, facial contouring, face lifts etc, you can request GNG to record the procedure being performed. This eliminates the chances for shadow/ghost doctors performing your surgery.

Shadow/ghost doctors are a big issue in Korea so having this added feature put my mind at ease.

You will need to request this option 2 weeks before your surgery.

5. They do a full medical examination before your surgery and wait for results to come back before actually getting you on the operating table. From a video I saw on youtube, one patient had her blood drawn while she was on the operating theatre….. er… isn’t that too late?

6. After care services means a lot – it’s not just pay for your surgery, get the work done and see ya later, there’s a lot more to that. Stay overnight (one or two nights) at the hospital with the nurses monitoring your recovery, administering pain killers, anti biotics etc.

The consultant will be in touch with you constantly over the recovery period to ensure you’re going well.

7. Although GNG isn’t widely talked about in forums, all the reviews I came across were positive only with the exception of one about a Dr. Choi (how true this one is I have no idea).

8. All the noses I saw on their website/Instagram/blog appealed to me!

Let’s not forget these clinics/hospitals will put up their best work and GNG were consistent – there are pages and pages of nice noses that greatly appealed to me. They don’t look overdone.


I got in touch with GNG’s consultant (Hazel) straightaway.

Hazel was prompt with her replies and very patient. The one thing I appreciated the most was Hazel telling me the top 3 rhinoplasty surgeons of GNG. That put my mind at ease cos no other clinics/hospital I’d conversed with ever did that (they’ll tell you they’re all good which is unhelpful imo).

Based on my pictures Hazel also suggested Dr. Hong (top 3) as he’s an excellent rhino surgeon who’s great with reductions. She followed up with a consented picture of a patient who’s previous nose was like mine (but twice as big) with a follow up picture of the patient and his new nose at 2 months post-op. THE RESULT WAS AMAZING IT BLEW ME AWAY.

I had initially chosen to consult with Dr. Seong as he’s greatly spoken about in forums.

Considering I wouldn’t be in Seoul for long (8 days max) I needed to decide on a doctor. I requested for more pictures of patients who’d got their noses done by Dr. Hong.

I was satisfied with what I saw. Paid my deposit, booked my consult and procedure with Dr. Hong.

Even after having paid my deposit I was still communicating with Hazel up to the day of my arrival into Seoul. From time to time I would bombard Hazel with questions of all kinds, because you know, you get nervous.

She is seriously the most genuine, caring and patient consultant you’ll ever meet. She deserves a gold medal and pay rise for her attention to detail and services.

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omg my chinese friends' moms would always say that to me too!! "youre nose is so big. it willbring you lots of luck and prosperity!!" a part of me would die everytime i heard that ha
but wow!wow fantastic results! thanks for the detailed review, i will keep my eye open for an update!!

 

[jarhead64]

iamsummer said: ↑

Back with my review. - Part 1

I must stress that this is based on my personal experience and I'm still swollen!

I've wanted to change my nose since forever. From a very young age friends and family members would tease me about my big nose yet follow up with "don't ever change your nose because your nose is what will make you prosper in the future!"

Chinese fortune tellers would tell me that a big nose is a good nose and that’s what I had. A big, wide, round and fleshy nose which I’d absolutely detested. I was always advised against altering the nose in fear of changing my fate but being brought up in Australia, I’m not strong on the superstition front. I also believe that our fate/destiny is set when we’re born so no amount of “changes” to facial features would have any sort of impact on our fate.

Anyway…

It wasn’t til January of this year that I’d decided to look into rhinoplasty. In the early days of my research (quite frankly I think out of impulse) I had contacted JW Beauty, MVP Plastic Surgery and DA Clinic to enquire on the cost and recommended procedure.

DA were the snobbiest – they said hi and that was it.

MVP and JW both responded fairly quickly with their prices and recommended procedures (i.e: what to do with nose).

I don’t know why or how, but I settled on MVP really quickly. Organised my tickets (but not paid) and was set to go in March 2017.

Due to unforeseen circumstances I had to cancel my plans – a blessing in disguise!

Months went on and the thought of getting rhinoplasty played on my mind so much. So I dug a little deeper in my research and by chance I came across a thread that had mentioned “GNG Hospital.”

Naturally I researched as much as I could. GNG being somewhat new to the forum was not as popular or widely discussed about in purseforum (as compared to the likes of April 31, JW Beauty). Looked up GNG’s Instagram, blog and website and knew immediately that I wanted to have my procedure done there.

Why?

Because:

1. They’re ENT specialists – I liked that one doctor specialises in their field unlike doctors in other clinics who are jack of all trades but master in none.

2. They don’t just focus on aesthetics but functionality as well. Nothing is worst than having the nose of your dreams but you’re breathing like darth vader forever.

3. The fact that the surgeon performing on you is a specialist in their area means the risk of you getting a botched job greatly reduces!

4. For major surgeries like rhinoplasty, facial contouring, face lifts etc, you can request GNG to record the procedure being performed. This eliminates the chances for shadow/ghost doctors performing your surgery.

Shadow/ghost doctors are a big issue in Korea so having this added feature put my mind at ease.

You will need to request this option 2 weeks before your surgery.

5. They do a full medical examination before your surgery and wait for results to come back before actually getting you on the operating table. From a video I saw on youtube, one patient had her blood drawn while she was on the operating theatre….. er… isn’t that too late?

6. After care services means a lot – it’s not just pay for your surgery, get the work done and see ya later, there’s a lot more to that. Stay overnight (one or two nights) at the hospital with the nurses monitoring your recovery, administering pain killers, anti biotics etc.

The consultant will be in touch with you constantly over the recovery period to ensure you’re going well.

7. Although GNG isn’t widely talked about in forums, all the reviews I came across were positive only with the exception of one about a Dr. Choi (how true this one is I have no idea).

8. All the noses I saw on their website/Instagram/blog appealed to me!

Let’s not forget these clinics/hospitals will put up their best work and GNG were consistent – there are pages and pages of nice noses that greatly appealed to me. They don’t look overdone.


I got in touch with GNG’s consultant (Hazel) straightaway.

Hazel was prompt with her replies and very patient. The one thing I appreciated the most was Hazel telling me the top 3 rhinoplasty surgeons of GNG. That put my mind at ease cos no other clinics/hospital I’d conversed with ever did that (they’ll tell you they’re all good which is unhelpful imo).

Based on my pictures Hazel also suggested Dr. Hong (top 3) as he’s an excellent rhino surgeon who’s great with reductions. She followed up with a consented picture of a patient who’s previous nose was like mine (but twice as big) with a follow up picture of the patient and his new nose at 2 months post-op. THE RESULT WAS AMAZING IT BLEW ME AWAY.

I had initially chosen to consult with Dr. Seong as he’s greatly spoken about in forums.

Considering I wouldn’t be in Seoul for long (8 days max) I needed to decide on a doctor. I requested for more pictures of patients who’d got their noses done by Dr. Hong.

I was satisfied with what I saw. Paid my deposit, booked my consult and procedure with Dr. Hong.

Even after having paid my deposit I was still communicating with Hazel up to the day of my arrival into Seoul. From time to time I would bombard Hazel with questions of all kinds, because you know, you get nervous.

She is seriously the most genuine, caring and patient consultant you’ll ever meet. She deserves a gold medal and pay rise for her attention to detail and services.

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You look great!!!!! loving your nose wow!

 

[annlai]

joybo said: ↑

Sure, well I'll answer that right now... I feel like I have a big face that looks a little harsh (some politely say "exotic") with strong 45 degree zygoma projection, uneven facial contour, protruded mouth (slightly ape-like), sunken midface, and a silicone chin implant that's looking too big. I still look good and get by with my naturally big eyes and double eye-lids (thank god some genetics were good!) with the right makeup, camera angles, and lighting, but I just would rather not have to rely on those factors and look good from all angles in all lighting. I wanted a softer more feminine look. My overbite, bite asymmetry, and mouth protrusion, ortho say cannot fix with braces anymore because I have short roots due to over correction of braces when I was younger. Only way is two-jaw. When I had my nose job I did paranasal implants using rib cartilage to help with the sunken midface and mouth protrusion, but it was resorbed and so the effect didnt last long. It looked awesome right after though! This time I decided to fix the underlying bone structure for good and once its all settled down to then fine tune any soft tissue work, such as getting minor fat grafting after I deswell. I could have gotten a fat graft in lieu of bone surgeries I suppose and make my entire face more filled out so that it has a smoother shape, look less angular, and look more convex instead of concave but that would also mean that I would have a bigger face. So, I opted to smooth out the structure first and then later to adjust any soft tissue stuff so everything lays nicely and may overall be smaller in actual size.

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[lemonadebear6]

Just wanted to share my experience with GNG too as I just came back from South Korea. I had the following: Rhinoplasty, epicanthoplasty, facial liposuction, and forehead fat grafting.

Pre-Surgery:
I did A LOT of research and spoke with many consultants before I picked GNG, my top choice. The GNG translator I worked with was Julia and she was wonderful. She answered all my questions on Line and was consistent with her responses. I chose GNG and paid the deposit before I left and this covers transportation from the airport on the 1st day and last day. I stayed for 2 weeks.

When I arrived in Korea, the GNG appointed driver picked me up and took me to the clinic right away for consultation as I wanted to get the surgery the next day. Since I was by myself, Julia answered every question in detail, as well as the consultant I met that day. The first thing I did was take several photos and CT scans of my face and afterwards, we were all in an office discussing the best procedures to achieve the results I wanted. Each doctor also came in the office to give their perspective and this helped me feel secure that I made the right choice. They were very precise and clear, and on top of all, Julia made me feel comfortable that she would be with me every step of the way. After deciding on the best procedures, I took blood and EKG tests to make sure I was ready for surgery the next day and didn't have any underlying problems. Before leaving the clinic for the day, Julia discussed the steps to take the next morning before my surgery (no eating before surgery, etc.). I highly recommend being SUPER THOROUGH with all kinds of questions and don't feel afraid of going alone. Having someone there with you is a plus, but Julia gave me physical and emotional support.

Post Surgery:
After pre-operation procedures (Julia was with me right when I arrived), the first operation was epicanthoplasty. As I did not need to be put under general anesthesia for this, I was awake the whole time, but did not feel pain. After epicanthoplasty, I was put under anesthesia. The next thing I remember was waking up not knowing where I was. I was having a hard time breathing, almost choking. After a few minutes, I gained consciousness and realized due to the rhinoplasty, I could not breathe out of my nose. This was a terrible feeling, and I was also very dehydrated but could not drink water for a certain number of hours. I stayed at the hospital that night as discussed and I could not sleep. I was in a lot of pain from only breathing out of my mouth, my lips were extremely chapped, and I had an IV in my arm. Julia checked on me the entire day and night and left really late after making sure I was okay. This was very touching to me since I didn't have anyone with me. The next morning I was discharged to heal on my own in the hotel room and set up appointments for follow ups. The first few days were tough, but then it really is smooth sailing from there on, and i'm now super happy i decided to have it done.

I can honestly say I was 10/10 pleased from the service of staff to cleaniness of hospital and the detailed treatment from explanation of procedure to aftercare.

 

[iamsummer]

jarhead64 said: ↑

You look great!!!!! loving your nose wow!

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thank you! I will be post-op day 42 tomorrow, and as the week goes by i can see slow changes to my nose. swelling is still present and i've knocked it a couple of times thanks to my baby >

i really cannot wait to see myself at the 6 month mark!!!

 

[calliecat]

iamsummer said: ↑

thank you! I will be post-op day 42 tomorrow, and as the week goes by i can see slow changes to my nose. swelling is still present and i've knocked it a couple of times thanks to my baby >

i really cannot wait to see myself at the 6 month mark!!!

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I am sooooo happy everything worked out for you! I wasn’t kidding when I said GNG was amazing. There aftercare is so good! Seeing your rhinoplasty makes me that much more excited to go back in the spring!!

 

[meintea]

KittyBerry said: ↑

Thank you! I've been enjoying my new look!
Yes during our first consultation I told the doctor I wanted to improve the profile view of my face. The doctor asked if I would be okay with a small silicone implant, on the upper bridge of my nose, I said that I would prefer all cartilage if possible. He said that we could take cartilage and put it there, but he was very concerned that the absorption rate would be very high for me. He said that an implant would give a more precise result.
We then discussed taking cartilage from my ear for my nose tip and bridge. There was a concern about the cartilage since I had rhinoplasty already. The doctor used a computer screen to draw and explain very carefully his suggestions. He was very thorough. He asked me to think it over and scheduled another consultation before surgery.
At out second consultation, I told the doctor I wanted to follow his suggestions. If the implant would give me the best results I would go with the implant. I also said it was okay to take cartilage from the back of my ear if the cartilage in my nose wasn't enough. The pros and cons were all explained very careful to me so I felt I was able to make an informed decision.
Later I went into surgery.
After surgery and after I woke up, both of my doctors and consultant came to visit me. They explained that the surgery was a success. They showed me the bone that was cut from my jawline, and explained they cut as much as they could without causing nerve damage. They also explained that they took some cartilage from my ear for the bridge of my nose and also used a small implant on the upper bridge of my nose between my eyes. My consultant insisted that I be extra careful not to bump or shift the implant on my nose. My ear was very sore the first three days, but honestly my whole face was sore. Before they released me from the hospital ward they removed the bandage on my ear and cleaned my ear. Now when I touch behind my ear I can feel a small dent, I know that where they took the cartilage from. There is no pain and my ear looks totally fine, but I can feel the small area they took from haha.

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Hi Kittyberry, thank you for sharing! I am happy for you! I want to ask why they recommended silicone for you and why cartilage on bridge would have a higher absorption rate? I did research on the benefits using cartilage wrapped in fascia and there should not be absorption if its diced and wrapped in fascia? I am hoping to use rib cartilage for my bridge because I want my bridge to be strong and high.

 

[meintea]

Tristanmxx said: ↑

I've also just done my rhinoplasty at GNG a few days ago. I really recommend this clinic if aftercare plays a big roles in which clinic you will decide. I've consulted with quite a few clinics and if I'm just comparing aftercare services, GNG wins this one.

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Thank you, this helps!

 

[meintea]

joybo said: ↑

Sure, well I'll answer that right now... I feel like I have a big face that looks a little harsh (some politely say "exotic") with strong 45 degree zygoma projection, uneven facial contour, protruded mouth (slightly ape-like), sunken midface, and a silicone chin implant that's looking too big. I still look good and get by with my naturally big eyes and double eye-lids (thank god some genetics were good!) with the right makeup, camera angles, and lighting, but I just would rather not have to rely on those factors and look good from all angles in all lighting. I wanted a softer more feminine look. My overbite, bite asymmetry, and mouth protrusion, ortho say cannot fix with braces anymore because I have short roots due to over correction of braces when I was younger. Only way is two-jaw. When I had my nose job I did paranasal implants using rib cartilage to help with the sunken midface and mouth protrusion, but it was resorbed and so the effect didnt last long. It looked awesome right after though! This time I decided to fix the underlying bone structure for good and once its all settled down to then fine tune any soft tissue work, such as getting minor fat grafting after I deswell. I could have gotten a fat graft in lieu of bone surgeries I suppose and make my entire face more filled out so that it has a smoother shape, look less angular, and look more convex instead of concave but that would also mean that I would have a bigger face. So, I opted to smooth out the structure first and then later to adjust any soft tissue stuff so everything lays nicely and may overall be smaller in actual size.

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Thank you so much for sharing! I am really considering two-jaw surgery because I've always had issues with my jaw popping/locking and having an asymmetrical face (I don't have an underbite/overbite but my jaw is slanted to one side, one side always looks more rounded/swollen than the other side; had braces are teeth are straight but my bite is not aligned).

I would like to know how your two-jaw surgery went and how the recovery process is like. Which method of two-jaw surgery did you undergo? Can you keep before & after copies of your x-rays/scans and written procedures just in case you need to connect to your ortho/dentist? Did you need someone to care for you daily after this procedure? (I don't know if I should go alone or need someone for a heavy procedure). Do you know if getting a two-jaw surgery is possible with rhinoplasty at the same time?

When I inquired with GNG on whatsapp, I was told I would need to stay in Korea for a month minimum (They are also very slow to answer, is it just me because my questions are too much or are they just short staffed with English translators? I don't know if they are just really busy or I'm just ignored). I would like to know how long they recommended you staying in Korea after the jaw surgery?

 

[meintea]

CallieCat said: ↑

I think (at least speaking personally) the reason I praise GNG and not blacklisted clinics like I.D. Is because those doctors left BECAUSE of what goes on at the blacklisted clinics which I can respect. I also don't just judge a doctor by the fact that they use to work for a blacklisted clinic. I judge them based on the results I've seen, the stories I've been told and after physically meeting them the vibe they gave. I didn't know beforehand when I booked my surgery with GNG that some doctors had previously worked for I.D, wonjin etc. in fact Hazel (the interpreter) told me herself that she and others had worked for other clinics and left because they didn't agree with what went on and how those hospitals handled certain situations plus after meeting with both Dr.Choi and Seong I felt extremely comfortable and confident that a)they would not switch doctors (you can also request video footage if told ahead of time of the entire surgery) and b) that the doctors cared not only about fixing things I wanted aesthetically but also making sure I wouldn't have any nerve damage or permanent damage at all. Dr.Choi showed me all of my scans AND I wanted my chin even lower than it is now (that's what we both wanted actually XD) but after putting a bigger implant in because I have an overbite he took it out and put in a smaller one thinking not only about how I would look aesthetically but also about function and the future of my health which was HUGE for me.

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CallieCat, I have read your reviews/replies/comments and I really appreciate your thorough input and experience, thank you so much for sharing, it truly helps! I really hope I can connect with you through DM or Kakao if I have further questions about your experience with GNG and your recovery process if that is okay

 

[meintea]

iamsummer said: ↑

I've just returned yesterday from my time in seoul having done primary rhino. had my surgery done at GNG and theres not one thing i can fault. i'm post-op day 8 at the moment and will post a fairly detailed account of my experience from researching to narrowing down the clinics, to the selection process, to the consult, to the procedure, after care and recovery.

Will require some time as i'd just returned and need to put some time and thought into constructing my review.

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Thank you so much for sharing your experience and insight iamsummer, I really appreciate it! You look wonderful! My nose is somewhat similar to your Before nose and I wanted to ask if the doctor mentioned anything with using donated (or not donated) diced rib cartilage wrapped in fascia for the height or any type of cartilage for height? I am really interested in doing a revision nose surgery with using just my own cartilage if possible but want to know if there are any restrictions due to my thick/oily skin. Also, do you have an idea of how much an nose revision with osteotomy and using own cartilage would be? I don't know what I should be expecting.

 

[calliecat]

meintea said: ↑

CallieCat, I have read your reviews/replies/comments and I really appreciate your thorough input and experience, thank you so much for sharing, it truly helps! I really hope I can connect with you through DM or Kakao if I have further questions about your experience with GNG and your recovery process if that is okay

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No problem! You can certainly Kakao me anytime and just like last time I will be on here pretty much everyday I’m in Korea talking about my experience (this time with rhinoplasty) so I’ll definitely try to answer any questions! I feel like this time around going back a year later I have a much better grasp on what to expect. I think that last time I had read soooo many reviews over the last 3/4 years on FC surgery that when it actually came down to the surgery and recovery it wasn’t nearly as bad as I thought it would be. I healed A LOT quicker than what people had said and overall my experience both in Korea and with GNG was perfect. So I’m much more confident going in this time around! I’ll be booking my consultation next month and putting my deposit down and then from there it’s just another countdown

 

[sweetmalbec]

lemonadebear6 said: ↑

Just wanted to share my experience with GNG too as I just came back from South Korea. I had the following: Rhinoplasty, epicanthoplasty, facial liposuction, and forehead fat grafting.

Pre-Surgery:
I did A LOT of research and spoke with many consultants before I picked GNG, my top choice. The GNG translator I worked with was Julia and she was wonderful. She answered all my questions on Line and was consistent with her responses. I chose GNG and paid the deposit before I left and this covers transportation from the airport on the 1st day and last day. I stayed for 2 weeks.

When I arrived in Korea, the GNG appointed driver picked me up and took me to the clinic right away for consultation as I wanted to get the surgery the next day. Since I was by myself, Julia answered every question in detail, as well as the consultant I met that day. The first thing I did was take several photos and CT scans of my face and afterwards, we were all in an office discussing the best procedures to achieve the results I wanted. Each doctor also came in the office to give their perspective and this helped me feel secure that I made the right choice. They were very precise and clear, and on top of all, Julia made me feel comfortable that she would be with me every step of the way. After deciding on the best procedures, I took blood and EKG tests to make sure I was ready for surgery the next day and didn't have any underlying problems. Before leaving the clinic for the day, Julia discussed the steps to take the next morning before my surgery (no eating before surgery, etc.). I highly recommend being SUPER THOROUGH with all kinds of questions and don't feel afraid of going alone. Having someone there with you is a plus, but Julia gave me physical and emotional support.

Post Surgery:
After pre-operation procedures (Julia was with me right when I arrived), the first operation was epicanthoplasty. As I did not need to be put under general anesthesia for this, I was awake the whole time, but did not feel pain. After epicanthoplasty, I was put under anesthesia. The next thing I remember was waking up not knowing where I was. I was having a hard time breathing, almost choking. After a few minutes, I gained consciousness and realized due to the rhinoplasty, I could not breathe out of my nose. This was a terrible feeling, and I was also very dehydrated but could not drink water for a certain number of hours. I stayed at the hospital that night as discussed and I could not sleep. I was in a lot of pain from only breathing out of my mouth, my lips were extremely chapped, and I had an IV in my arm. Julia checked on me the entire day and night and left really late after making sure I was okay. This was very touching to me since I didn't have anyone with me. The next morning I was discharged to heal on my own in the hotel room and set up appointments for follow ups. The first few days were tough, but then it really is smooth sailing from there on, and i'm now super happy i decided to have it done.

I can honestly say I was 10/10 pleased from the service of staff to cleaniness of hospital and the detailed treatment from explanation of procedure to aftercare.

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Hi lemonadebear! I'm so glad that your results turned out great! GNG seems great for rhino but I didn't know they do facial liposuction too? May I know which doctor at GNG was the one who did yours? :O