Quartz Hospital: Patients Reviews and Experience

My biggest worry was how the final result would look, and whether it would be worth the recovery. Even though I’m still quite puffy around my jawline, the lift in my jowls is already a dramatic improvement. That part is a huge relief. The staff and clinic environment were excellent from start to finish. Turning my head feels slightly tight but okay. The surgeon did good work, though I rated them a 4/5 as I felt some communication could have been a bit more compassionate after surgery.The most challenging part has absolutely been sleeping elevated. That's no fun. I would still recommend this clinic.

My biggest concern going into this was the recovery process and what the final result would feel like. In reality, the healing has been better than expected. Everything is straightforward. Even at this early stage, the girth increase from the hyaluronic acid filler feels completely natural and even, which was exactly the outcome I was hoping for. The surgeon and staff were professional and clear with all instructions. I haven't tried sexual activity yet, as I'm following all the post-op guidelines carefully. The service from this clinic was solid, and I would point others in their direction.

My biggest worry going into this was the recovery pain. Honestly, the most challenging part so far post-op has been the donor site soreness from my love handles, not my face. My cheeks and temples, where the fat was transferred, are still quite swollen. It’s definitely too early to tell what the final volume will be. Right now, there is a slight difference in symmetry between the sides, but that can be expected at this stage. The surgeon and the clinic staff were straightforward and capable, which I appreciated. My one tip for anyone considering this is simple. You will be nervous but when you finish, you will be glad you did it.

My biggest worry was the recovery pain, but it turned out to be manageable. At 15 days post-op, it’s mostly just a mild discomfort. The surgeon used an under-the-breast incision and placed the implants under the muscle. The whole team at the clinic was solid. I will say, sleeping is still a struggle and my nipples are slightly numb, but I was prepared for these temporary things. For anyone else considering this, my best recovery hack is to stay on top of your medication schedule. Keep track of your painkillers; don't miss any dose, especially in the beginning. It truly helps.

My biggest worry was how difficult recovery would be, and whether it would be worth it. The bruising visibility has definitely been the most challenging part, and my under eyes is still quite puffy (fat transplant). Despite that, the improvement in my jowls is already dramatic. My neck feels slightly tight when I turn my head, but it's okay. The surgeon and staff were excellent. My most essential tip is to be prepared: recovery really does require time and patience, plus a lot of help from a friend or partner. Sticking to soups, fruits, and veggies instead of hard food has been a huge help.

The surgeon and the staff did a good job; the overall experience was positive for me. The biggest challenge during my recovery was the extreme difficulty I had eating, which really affected me during the first few weeks, and having to sleep sitting up. Medically, everything went well. The swelling along the jawline is minimal after 10 days and I can already see a significant improvement in my sagging cheeks thanks to the deep plane facelift. My neck still feels slightly stiff when I turn my head, but it’s fine. As autologous fat was taken from my abdomen, there’s still a pulling sensation there, like severe muscle soreness; I notice it particularly when I stand up. But it’s getting better every day. My top tip: take time to recover after the operation and ideally travel with someone else. Loose-fitting clothes with wide necklines are essential, as is eating slowly in small bites and drinking plenty of water. Everything else will fall into place in time

My main concern was the pain associated with the procedure itself and the subsequent recovery. Fortunately, my fears proved unfounded. I underwent a DHI transplant, with a total of between 4,000 and 5,000 grafts transplanted. Now, 15 days on, the healing process is progressing normally. The only thing is that the donor area remains sensitive to touch, but this is to be expected during recovery. The coordination and work of the clinic staff were clear and straightforward at every stage. The surgeon and his team worked very smoothly together. Overall, the organisation of the entire process was of a high standard.

My biggest concern before the procedure was the final result and the healing process. Now, 15 days post-op, it’s definitely a work in progress. A significant reduction has been achieved using the Trim method, although one side is currently healing more slowly than the other, which is still affecting the symmetry. The biggest discomfort is the rubbing of my underwear. When it comes to daily hygiene, gentle patting dry is essential. Despite these initial hurdles, I am satisfied with the care provided by the doctor and the staff; everything was handled professionally. My tip for other women considering this step: make sure you have sanitary towels and cooling pads ready.

I am very grateful to the company Bukimed and my coordinators Kristina and Ali, who answered my questions very quickly, did not rush me in anything, were extremely loyal. I could even tell them what was bothering me in life and about my strange doubts, and they accepted them and supported me. This experience is simply incredible, I would recommend it to everyone. The clinic greeted me warmly, I read the contract for 5 hours, no one rushed me (I just translated every line). I went to the clinic for checkups, they immediately organized a transfer upon request, the result is excellent. I did not know what size of breasts I wanted by numbers because I could not imagine how it would be better for me, but my professional doctor understood me by microexpressions and did everything perfectly, she chose the best size for me according to the structure of my breasts. The support of the coordinators, medical staff is also 10/10. To be honest, I thought that I was just a client - who pays, but after the visit I realized that I was wrong - they treated me like a patient, but a person. I did not use the services of a translator, because I liked how we amusingly with the nurses explain what needs to be done by movements and in simple words

My biggest concern before the procedure was just keeping the area protected during healing. The staff was fantastic. They gave clear instructions that made managing the aftercare for my coin-sized birthmark removal straightforward. The surgical excision went well, and while there's still some scabbing as expected, I felt I was well-informed throughout the procedure by professionals. It was a first-class service from start to finish. For anyone looking into this, the care was excellent and not at an exuberant cost.