The results were disappointing/did not meet my expectations.
In my opinion, the doctor promised more than he could deliver. I clearly outlined my priorities and goals, and he assured me that they were well within his capabilities. This primarily concerned my nose and the indentations on my thighs. Initially, the thigh indentations were not sufficiently filled and were asymmetric. He had to perform a corrective surgery for the thigh indentations, and I'm glad that they were filled, but overall, the volume was less than I had hoped for.
The changes he made to my nose were extremely minor. Of course, the swelling may still decrease, but I cannot imagine it subsiding to the extent we had agreed upon before the surgery.
As with the indentations on my thighs, he said that my expectations were unrealistic, though my expectations were based on what he himself said he could achieve.
I attempted several times to explain to him that if he considered my expectations unrealistic, he needed to communicate better with me and future clients. He seemed to ignore this feedback and, instead, appeared to simply want me to leave his office and end the conversation.
The breast implants are fine, but as I told the doctor: I don't want bigger breasts unless my hips are wide enough to match.
The staff is very pleasant. Of course, there is a language barrier, which is probably to be expected when traveling to another country for this surgery. — we used Google Translate, which I think helped sufficiently to overcome this issue. I don't believe communication problems are primarily due to language but rather because the doctor seems indifferent.
I expressed skepticism/disappointment regarding my nose early in the process. Finally, on April 10, I firmly stated that I wanted a revision surgery. At that point, the doctor said he didn't want to perform a revision surgery since there was too little time before my departure (which is understandable from a safety perspective). But he seems to believe that the work he performed is commensurate with what I paid him: it is not.
The ID clinic says they will perform a revision in 5–6 months (this is included in the cost), but of course, I'll have to pay for another flight and hotel stay, which is understandable from a practical standpoint, but I still find it difficult to justify the additional expenses to achieve the result I initially already paid for.