My cheekbones protrude, so I kept noticing that my overall face shape looked somewhat strong, and I went for a consultation. Once I went, it did not feel as though they were recommending procedures excessively; they mainly explained an approach suited to my face.
I had only been deliberating over it for a long time, and this was my first proper consultation. They explained structurally which areas would be reduced and how they would be moved inward, so it was easy to understand. In particular, they said cheekbone surgery is not simply about shaving bone; position and angle are also important, and they discussed how my overall impression could change as well.
It was not that I had any major discomfort, but I did feel disappointed by how prominent it looked when I smiled or in my side profile. They said surgery could definitely create a softer impression, which made me deliberate even more.
Overall, the consultation felt comfortable, and I trusted them because rather than trying to make things overly glamorous, they focused on what was realistically possible. I asked all sorts of questions, and they answered each one in detail. I liked that they let me think it over sufficiently instead of pressuring me to decide quickly.