Ever since I was young, my face size was always a complex of mine So I was really serious about reducing my face size, to the point that my first cosmetic surgery in life was 3 types of facial contouring I spent quite a lot of money on facial contouring in my mid-20s and lived very satisfied with it, but once I entered my 30s, sagging skin started to become noticeable.. It looks fine with makeup under bright lighting, but I’m not a model, and how often in life do I get to have makeup on and be under good lighting? In everyday life, when I see my face under dark lighting or overhead lighting in places like bathrooms, the subway, or hair salons, my sunken cheeks, nasolabial folds, and jawline look bumpy because of the uneven contours People around me say I don’t need to do it, but I’d lived nearly 10 years with a small face after facial contouring, so thinking that sagging was making my face look bigger again was really stressful. So I bought devices and also went to clinics for procedures, but there was nothing they could really do about the remaining soft tissue sagging after reducing my natural bone structure. Even by common sense, if you lose weight and your clothes become too big, you have to take them to an alteration shop to cut and take them in; they don’t get smaller just by ironing them or sending them to the dry cleaner
Anyway, that was just why I decided to get a facelift in my 30s, and now it’s day 3 after surgery I still look like a flatfish, but my nasolabial folds and jawline have been cleaned up, so I’m partially satisfied. Other than that, I’m still having a hard time because of pain and swelling.. I want to recover while seeing how it was for other people, but there aren’t many reviews from people who had a facelift in their 30s, so I’m posting to see if anyone here has If anyone has already had the surgery, please share your recovery process.. swelling, washing your hair, makeup, facial expressions, etc..
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