When a Plastic Surgeon Advises Against Surgery🙅‍♀️🙅‍♂️

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Hello~

💎Your beauty universe! This is Weverse Plastic Surgery :)💎

At our plastic surgery clinic, there are times when we advise patients

against getting surgery.

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To be exact, these are situations where surgery is 'put on hold'.

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Shall we find out why getting plastic surgery

isn't always the answer?

The first case is when the tissue condition

is not healthy enough to undergo surgery.

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Even if it looks possible externally,

if the skin is excessively thin or thick,

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or if the tissues have not yet fully recovered,

the post-operative results may fall outside the predictable range.

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If surgery is forced under these conditions, the likelihood of scarring,

delayed recovery, and asymmetry increases.

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In such cases, stabilizing the skin and tissues

before surgery is more important than anything else.

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The second case is when the gap between the expected changes

and the actually possible changes is too large.

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Because each face has a different anatomical structure,

not everyone can change into the exact same shape.

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If the desired image greatly exceeds the limits

of the current bone structure or soft tissues,

satisfaction may be low even after multiple surgeries.

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In these situations, we first accurately explain the possible range

and limitations to the patient,

and we do not recommend pushing for an unreasonable surgery.

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The third case is when the patient is not in a situation to properly manage their recovery.

The success of a surgery depends more on 'after the surgery' than the 'surgery itself'.

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However, if it is difficult to secure a recovery period

due to studies, work, or childcare,

swelling may last longer or the results may not settle beautifully.

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In such cases, adjusting the schedule

to secure enough free time is the best option.

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Lastly, it is when the patient is already

in a sufficiently natural and harmonious state.

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Often, the complex the patient feels

is actually just a minor asymmetry

or a slight difference in volume.

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From a specialist's perspective and judgment,

if the changes gained from surgery are minimal,

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or if a minor change could ruin the harmony of the facial features

or the overall face,

it may be better to postpone the surgery or opt for future maintenance instead.

Ultimately, I believe the role of a plastic surgeon

is not simply 'someone who performs surgery',

but someone who helps find the most helpful choice for you right now.

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Finally,

I sincerely want to tell you that sometimes 'not doing' surgery

produces better results than doing it.

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📌If you have any more questions about Weverse?

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