Reputable clinics for Zygoma Reduction? -pls share results too :)

[gina1004]

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I was set on having my surgery done at Opera but the consultation was TERRIBLE - I decided to check out iWell and Reon instead and both consultations went quite well. The lady from Opera said I 100% must do 3D zygoma as the quick + 45 zygoma will have no effect at all (which is a complete lie lol), and that was just one of the many red flags raised throughout the entire consultation. When I visited iWell and Reon, they both stated that I should only do 3D if I'm looking for quite a dramatic effect so I decided on the quick zygoma (the sides), and 45 degree zygoma (front cheekbone area).

I went in asking for the event prices (from the app called Babitalk) so I was quoted 3m won at iWell and about 2.5m won at Reon - both of them also qualified for tax refund, or a ~10% discount when paying in cash without the tax refund. Although both consultations went great I decided on Reon as they are pretty well known for their facial contouring surgeries among locals.

The surgery was done by doctor Park who also did my DES. They took a CT scan before and after the surgery and doctor Park showed me the x-rays side by side so I could personally see how much the surgery did - although it wasn't drastic, my cheekbones did reduce in size and I'm quite satisfied with the results. They also provided 4 aftercare treatments where they used some machine to help with deswelling and also massaged my cheekbone areas.

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I am so so sorry for all my questions, but does REON use screws and pins?? do they actually cut the bone? or shave the bone?? and were you under general anesthesia??? so sorry, thank you

 

[puppyt6]

gina1004 said: ↑

I am so so sorry for all my questions, but does REON use screws and pins?? do they actually cut the bone? or shave the bone?? and were you under general anesthesia??? so sorry, thank you

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I talked to Reon, they commonly don't use pins for quick zygoma but they can if you ask for it, you'll get charged extra for using pins though. ANd yes they do have to cut the bone, there are no facial contouring procedures that don't involve bones cutting... unless you want botox for a temporary change.