I had male facial-contouring surgery

I am leaving a review of square-jaw and chin-tip surgery performed by Dr. Lee Ji-hyeok at [Clinic A], lol. My face was originally not very fleshy, so once the swelling began to subside, the change became visible faster than I expected. At first, the lower part was very swollen, so I could not tell what had changed, but at some point the line from below the ears to the chin tip began to show gradually. My goal was not necessarily a small, slim face. As a man, I did not want my jaw angle to disappear completely or my chin tip to become pointed, so I asked them to leave some sense of bone structure, and it seems just right now. My square jaw has clearly been reduced compared with before, but the angle itself remains from the side. The jaw that had looked long downward has also been refined, making my lower face look shorter and neater. This is personally what I like most. Having facial contouring did not suddenly make my face feminine; it just feels as though the large, long-looking jaw was removed from my original face. The chin tip was not made unnecessarily pointed, so it is not overwhelming even from the front, and in photos it is easy to see that my lower-face proportions have improved. During recovery, the swelling and discomfort inside my mouth were bothersome, but now there is nothing that significantly concerns me in daily life. As time passes, it seems to be settling into the shape I originally wanted, so I am satisfied. For men who, like me, want to retain some angle but refine only a large lower face, this approach seems fine too.

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