[Uber Plastic Surgery] How to Deal with Plastic Surgery Side Effects and Failures, Part 1

Hello,

This is Uber Plastic Surgery :)

Today, we will be discussing

a somewhat sensitive topic:

plastic surgery side effects and failures.

https://youtu.be/Y9VfO-inkSc

Let's find out what Dr. Seo Seung-jo

of Uber Plastic Surgery has to say about

what plastic surgery side effects and failures are,

and how best to deal with them!

Regarding the rather heavy topic

of plastic surgery side effects and failures,

we will talk about how patients can cope

in order to achieve

better outcomes.

In the past, when someone experienced side effects or failed plastic surgery,

it was often hushed up.

Nowadays, however, cases of side effects are actively shared,

to the point where new categories are created

on online plastic surgery community forums.

However, among the countless cases,

there are instances where results are unfairly labeled as side effects when they are not,

and other times when actual side effects are just brushed under the rug.

To respond appropriately,

you need to distinguish whether it is

a true side effect or simply

a case of a poor surgical outcome.

Most people consider plastic surgery side effects

and plastic surgery failures to be the same thing.

It is best to first think of these two separately.

First, let's look into plastic surgery side effects.

Plastic surgery side effects refer to inflammation, necrosis, nerve damage, or functional impairments that occur after surgery.

For example, if the skin is perforated,

or if inflammation or skin necrosis occurs at the surgical site,

this is a clear side effect of plastic surgery.

Drooping of the nasal tip in rhinoplasty,

asymmetrical eyes or "sausage eyes" in eyelid surgery,

or simply having an unappealing crease line

are difficult to call side effects;

rather, they can be considered cases of poor surgical outcomes.

If a side effect occurs,

whether it is the doctor's fault, a systemic issue,

or a patient's aftercare issue,

the majority of clinics will dedicate themselves

to compensating for and treating the side effect.

However, rather than it being a clear side effect,

many people consider it a side effect

simply because the result did not turn out the way they had envisioned.

Because of this, some people immediately and strongly protest to the clinic.

When that happens, the clinic will naturally go on the defensive first,

which can lead to both sides becoming aggressive ㅠㅠ

The way to prevent mutual trust from breaking down

is to first determine whether the surgical result

is a side effect or a surgical failure,

and then proceed after verifying the facts

with the clinic.

We have discussed the somewhat heavy topic

of plastic surgery side effects

and surgical failures.

If you are curious about more details,

please check out the video

on the Uber TV channel~!

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