rhpsg wrote:Maybe you would like to send him a gentle reminder - he may have missed it. He is usually quick in responding, usually within 48 - 72 hours.takuda wrote:hi all, how long does dr kao take to reply emails? i sent him mine a few weeks back and still no reply.. this was the email i sent to..is it right?
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Woffles Wu is famous for his invention of the Woffles Lift. You can rest assure that he is extremely qualified - qualifications are one thing, artistry is another. Before making your final decision, maybe looking into countries like Taiwan and Korea would be a good idea - it will give you a good comparison of price range and artistic skill. Good lucksteering_dreams wrote:i had alr booked an appointment at dr woffles wu's clinic in early nov for consultation. if it's alright, most probably ps-ing in late nov or early dec.
talked to the clerk, the first thing she asked me was: "are u a local or foreigner? " haha foreigners do come to sg for ps too??
she said for a rhinoplasty will most prob be ard 5000 to 6000 SGD.
now i heard that dr kao is experienced, im having second thoughts abt woffles wu.
let me guess k, your crease is too high and it is still very obvious that you had your eyes cut?bye32 wrote:Sry flyingmice.. cant reply PMs as my posts < 5 . Anyway i am already 5 months post op and already thinking of redoing at Taiwan but just haven found the right doc. Just hope that someone could share their experience of doing a revisional dbl eyelid
To be honest cersepn, I wish that that is the case, because that means time will allow my crease to be natural and nice looking ( the latter being the main issue now .. =X ). the crease is low yet i have one eye with lesser fat and the other with more fats. The tightness in the eye is no longer present and the scar is nearly invisible already... so my eyes should have fully healed already.cersepn wrote:let me guess k, your crease is too high and it is still very obvious that you had your eyes cut?bye32 wrote:Sry flyingmice.. cant reply PMs as my posts < 5 . Anyway i am already 5 months post op and already thinking of redoing at Taiwan but just haven found the right doc. Just hope that someone could share their experience of doing a revisional dbl eyelid
If that's the case.. give it more time. Patience is REALLY the key to any successful plastic surgery. I think it can't be said enough, people don't give their bodies enough time to heal up and look good after a PS
Were you the one who posted your pic before and you said 'LOL i have no more swelling since i'm 5 months post op' ? and you had epi done too?bye32 wrote:To be honest cersepn, I wish that that is the case, because that means time will allow my crease to be natural and nice looking ( the latter being the main issue now .. =X ). the crease is low yet i have one eye with lesser fat and the other with more fats. The tightness in the eye is no longer present and the scar is nearly invisible already... so my eyes should have fully healed already.cersepn wrote:let me guess k, your crease is too high and it is still very obvious that you had your eyes cut?bye32 wrote:Sry flyingmice.. cant reply PMs as my posts < 5 . Anyway i am already 5 months post op and already thinking of redoing at Taiwan but just haven found the right doc. Just hope that someone could share their experience of doing a revisional dbl eyelid
If that's the case.. give it more time. Patience is REALLY the key to any successful plastic surgery. I think it can't be said enough, people don't give their bodies enough time to heal up and look good after a PS
In addition, Dr W's statement that everyone's face is not totally symmetrical made the whole thing worst. That statement is an act of defending and covering his failure. Overall his attitude and lack of responsibility made me fairly depressed and disappointed.
Though Dr W's statement is true, my eyes are pretty symmetrical to begin with ( that being same size shape ) . Now the shape of my eyes are totally different from one another, with one eye having a tired look while the other having a normal look.
No, im not the person that you are referring to. I did plain double eyelid. MAYBE 5 months is not enough, but just in case, I would really to source for docs who can do revisional dbl eyelid.. Thats why I am hoping forumers could help and not directly emailing doctors, which i understand that most don't give honest replies..cersepn wrote:Were you the one who posted your pic before and you said 'LOL i have no more swelling since i'm 5 months post op' ? and you had epi done too?bye32 wrote:To be honest cersepn, I wish that that is the case, because that means time will allow my crease to be natural and nice looking ( the latter being the main issue now .. =X ). the crease is low yet i have one eye with lesser fat and the other with more fats. The tightness in the eye is no longer present and the scar is nearly invisible already... so my eyes should have fully healed already.cersepn wrote: let me guess k, your crease is too high and it is still very obvious that you had your eyes cut?
If that's the case.. give it more time. Patience is REALLY the key to any successful plastic surgery. I think it can't be said enough, people don't give their bodies enough time to heal up and look good after a PS
In addition, Dr W's statement that everyone's face is not totally symmetrical made the whole thing worst. That statement is an act of defending and covering his failure. Overall his attitude and lack of responsibility made me fairly depressed and disappointed.
Though Dr W's statement is true, my eyes are pretty symmetrical to begin with ( that being same size shape ) . Now the shape of my eyes are totally different from one another, with one eye having a tired look while the other having a normal look.
Dr W = Dr Wong from GE right? 5 months is really not enough to see the full effect, say alot of times already. And btw, other doctors will definitely offer you revision and you should not take that as a sign of approval that there's something wrong cos many of them just want your money.
i can understand the feeling, my right crease was larger than the left for a while, and i was entertaining the tot of revision too... 2 yrs later, i can barely tell the diff... not that urs will be the same case, but let's hope urs is the same toobye32 wrote:No, im not the person that you are referring to. I did plain double eyelid. MAYBE 5 months is not enough, but just in case, I would really to source for docs who can do revisional dbl eyelid.. Thats why I am hoping forumers could help and not directly emailing doctors, which i understand that most don't give honest replies..cersepn wrote:Were you the one who posted your pic before and you said 'LOL i have no more swelling since i'm 5 months post op' ? and you had epi done too?bye32 wrote: To be honest cersepn, I wish that that is the case, because that means time will allow my crease to be natural and nice looking ( the latter being the main issue now .. =X ). the crease is low yet i have one eye with lesser fat and the other with more fats. The tightness in the eye is no longer present and the scar is nearly invisible already... so my eyes should have fully healed already.
In addition, Dr W's statement that everyone's face is not totally symmetrical made the whole thing worst. That statement is an act of defending and covering his failure. Overall his attitude and lack of responsibility made me fairly depressed and disappointed.
Though Dr W's statement is true, my eyes are pretty symmetrical to begin with ( that being same size shape ) . Now the shape of my eyes are totally different from one another, with one eye having a tired look while the other having a normal look.
Dr W = Dr Wong from GE right? 5 months is really not enough to see the full effect, say alot of times already. And btw, other doctors will definitely offer you revision and you should not take that as a sign of approval that there's something wrong cos many of them just want your money.
So yep, I really need some opinions and recommendations on docs who can do revisional.
Anyway cersepn, im not doing the rev so soon, most probably 6 months later .. due to some commitments
i tot a datin just died from complications during PS in Klang?bergy76 wrote:I guess it depends on your budget and whether you're willing to travel. As I've said in previous post, Malaysia is a good place.~WindzStriker~ wrote:I am seriously looking for a surgeon in SGH for treatment on my accident scars...
any nice and gd doctors to recommend, pls help, thx
or u hav other gd doctors from other places to recommend, pls comment, thx a million
I got no budget, I m still in NS, so all free, even any other fees I can get my lawyer to claim.bergy76 wrote:I guess it depends on your budget and whether you're willing to travel. As I've said in previous post, Malaysia is a good place. Check out www.perfectenhancement.com/surgeons for some of Malaysia's very best plastic surgeons~WindzStriker~ wrote:I am seriously looking for a surgeon in SGH for treatment on my accident scars...
any nice and gd doctors to recommend, pls help, thx
or u hav other gd doctors from other places to recommend, pls comment, thx a million
No budget? Woffles Wu or Martin Huang? I think they should be pretty good with scar revision, plus they would probably have all the latest equipment needed.~WindzStriker~ wrote:
I got no budget, I m still in NS, so all free, even any other fees I can get my lawyer to claim.
lol what weed are you on~WindzStriker~ wrote:I got no budget, I m still in NS, so all free, even any other fees I can get my lawyer to claim.bergy76 wrote:I guess it depends on your budget and whether you're willing to travel. As I've said in previous post, Malaysia is a good place.~WindzStriker~ wrote:I am seriously looking for a surgeon in SGH for treatment on my accident scars...
any nice and gd doctors to recommend, pls help, thx
or u hav other gd doctors from other places to recommend, pls comment, thx a million
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