Nefertiti

It's Frankenstein's clinic with Victoria as the main character - manager, nurse, surgeon, but mostly butcher and villain. If you go in there, you come out so transformed that you need at least a few more plastic surgeries to restore your normal appearance.

Hello, in the "Nefertiti" clinic, I had an otoplasty (ear surgery). The goal was to get them closer to my head. Without going into detail about the cons of the whole process, of which I can share many, you can see the end result in the photos below, a year and a half after the surgery. What you see in the pictures are "keloids" or an extreme build-up of connective tissue, as a result of an incision or a foreign body in the body. After a lot of pain, remedies and going to other doctors, it turned out that the incredible Georgiev left non-resorbable (permanent) sutures in my head, as was the rule in the 80s, when the doctor in question must have stopped with his professional education. The surgery itself was done under local anesthesia in conditions that I wouldn't say perhaps meet all hygiene standards. Why did I do it in that case you will surely ask yourself. Because these details are established the moment you lie down on the table. Before the operation, I wanted to know everything that was going to be done, why it was with local anesthesia, etc. My exact words were: - "Tell me what the operation will be, I'm not buying bread after all." - "These days, when you buy bread, you don't know what you're buying." - it was fun-wise Georgiev's answer. It is only when you enter the operating room on the day of the intervention that you notice that the operating room looks somewhat unprofessional. Then you see how during the operation they leave bloody rags right in front of your eyes, while all the while you control yourself to be cool because you hear meat being cut and feel a bit of a scalpel here and there. I had no problem with it, but it's not for the faint of heart. There is no documentation, receipt or anything like that. Money is counted by hand before the operation. It wouldn't hurt for the NRA to visit him. Otoplasty was not done qualitatively in itself. There is no post-operative care. One of my ears was bandaged after the surgery folded to one side. Georgiev is not a quality doctor and should not operate. It might be perfect for a butcher shop. To be honest, this happened 4 years ago and I haven't written a review anywhere yet, because it's not about reviews, it's about combat, but you never know if it will pass you by. I just looked for solutions to the problem elsewhere, I didn't come back to complain about it. Unfortunately I've deleted a lot of the pictures that show how bad my ears were because I didn't want to go back to that. For people with similar problems, I will share that such keloids are treated with a specific corticosteroid, but most clinics in Sofia do not have it, as it is imported from abroad. If you suffer from severe keloid accumulations after a surgery contact me and I will give you the contacts of a doctor you can consult with. Keloids should not be cut again, in any case, only stimulate their growth again. Greetings to the readers and to Georgiev, whom I hope we never meet again. :)... (Show more)

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