I previously had quick zygoma reduction, but my 45-degree cheekbones were not addressed and remained protruding, so I was one of those people obsessing over my facial contour. The cheekbones were left awkwardly protruding, which stressed me out every time I looked in the mirror. While searching this community, I heard that Cookie was good at creating a smooth doll-like contour, so I went straight there for a consultation without going anywhere else. The doctor reviewed my bone condition on CT and clearly explained only the facts: why they had not been moved inward enough and how they would be shaved and repositioned. So I made a same-day reservation and went ahead with surgery. The price was twice that of my first surgery, T_T. I naturally bruise and swell a lot, so my face was quite puffy during the first week. Even through the swelling, though, I could see that the volume of my formerly protruding cheekbones had decreased, so I practically lived in front of the mirror every day, lol. Around one week after surgery, the doctor showed me the result on CT, letting me see with my own eyes the clearly changed bone space. As I entered weeks two to three, the yellow bruising and major swelling disappeared, and I saw that the bumpy, curved side contour had been refined into a smooth, straight line. I thought, this is the contour I should have had after my first surgery—why did I get quick zygoma reduction and waste money and time? Now almost all the swelling is gone, and most sensation has returned, so opening my mouth and eating have become almost completely comfortable. Other than a slight heavy feeling from deep residual swelling around the nasolabial folds, I have zero discomfort. People around me are amazed and ask what I did, saying all the excess space in my face is gone and my expression looks softer; secretly, it feels so satisfying, T_T. If you are considering revision facial-contouring surgery because your cheekbone surgery had insufficient results, do not deliberate—go to Cookie for a consultation. Facial contouring really should be done properly in one go at a well-known clinic with good aesthetic judgment!
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