Before/after<2-week swelling and cheek hollowing; these are all gone now. Everyone with cheek hollowing, don’t worry. And for me, the major swelling went down like crazy over 2 weeks, then it stayed exactly like that for 6 months, so it looked the same as before and I thought they hadn’t reduced my cheekbones, so around month 6 I made a fuss. But then they gradually went in. I need to go to the hospital and apologize on my knees>After<This is now, and even if I haven’t gained as much as 10 kg compared to before surgery, anyway I’ve gained a lot. This is for real, not lying, seriously,, But even so, my face is slimmer and smaller. After exams, I’m going to lose weight in December. My heart feels like it’s going to burst thinking how much slimmer I’ll get then>After<Personally I absolutely hate when the nasolabial angle goes over 90-100 degrees, so I’m really satisfied. And chin advancement is seriously legendary>After after Seriously, it’s such a hassle, but the surgery went so well and I’m satisfied with the results, so I’m briefly leaving a voluntary review. I’m not a broker and I’m not being paid to write this, so I absolutely can’t and won’t reveal my whole face. Also, last time I whined like crazy here that it seemed like they hadn’t fully reduced my cheekbones and that it hurt, and that went to the hot posts, so the hospital contacted me. I went in for a follow-up, and it was fine, so this is a review with my apologetic feelings. I’m reflecting on it.
I really hate going around for consultations, so I always picked hospitals like, ah, this hospital seems appealing, okay, let’s go. I did this even when I got my eyes done 6 years ago. So I just applied for a Babitalk event, went for a consultation without even choosing a director, paid the deposit that day, and had surgery the day after the next or something. You could say I have a bit of a Jodupal-type personality. My previous face also looked exactly the same,, But it turned out so well. Chin surgery is seriously freaking amazing. Hmm, and it didn’t hurt at all. It was my first time under general anesthesia, and when I stayed hospitalized for a day, my face didn’t hurt, but I felt dizzy and nauseous, so I kept throwing up at night. The anesthesia was harder for me.
Before surgery, even after taking photos with apps, I had to edit them, and it was so stressful I felt like dying, but now even if I take them with the basic camera, I don’t need to edit, so my fingers and I are very happy.
And for my nose, even though my original nose was low and ugly like a poisonous mushroom, it had a slight curve, so I wanted to keep the curve after surgery too, and asked for a natural semi-ski-slope nose. After surgery, it came out exactly as I imagined. For facial contouring too, I said I disliked a doll-like line and wanted it natural. I don’t like pointy noses, noses with small nostril wings, or pointy chins, and they don’t suit my face either.
Anyway, I didn’t even shop around much and just went, randomly booked, and had a big surgery, but it turned out well, so I wrote this quickly. Do I seem too reckless? It turned out well, so that’s enough. As for where I had the surgery, I had it at a large hospital that everyone here really hates and says never to go to. Haha,,,, So even if I tell you where it is, I feel like you won’t go.
Now I’m only going to do forehead lift reduction, primary lateral and lower canthoplasty, and revision epicanthoplasty, and unless my nose develops necrosis or contracture, I’m going to stop plastic surgery. Maybe because I’m young, I haven’t done even one lifting or laser treatment for skin sagging yet, but nothing has sagged at all. Rather, after surgery and even now, because of studying, I had to sit for 14 hours a day, so I gained a ton of weight. But my face still looks smaller. Still, starting in December, I’m planning to get small procedures little by little as prevention.
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