6 Years Since Facial Contouring Surgery

My face shape was my biggest complex, so I looked through reviews on a cosmetic surgery app and spent about half a year just thinking about it. I went to consultations at 3 places, and at the last hospital I visited, I had the consultation and then had surgery the very next day. Honestly, thinking about it now, I wish I had gone to more consultations, and I should have chosen based on the doctor, not the hospital. I decided on the surgery in a rush because I wanted to change my face shape even one day sooner, so I do feel a bit regretful about that. I went into surgery as the first case in the morning, and right before anesthesia, I told them almost like I was pleading, please make it pretty but natural. The doctor smiled and said okay, but because cheekbones run very prominent in my family... Even trying to match the natural look I wanted, they said they still had to do quite a lot of bone cutting They told me when I went in for my post-op follow-up. Now I wonder what I was thinking, deciding so recklessly on such a major surgery and doing it right away, but still, I think I’m glad I did it. My face shape softened naturally, so people around me don’t know I had surgery... Even my younger brother, who went to the military during that time, just thought I had lost a lot of weight and still has no idea I had surgery I absolutely don’t regret having the surgery, but it definitely feels like my skin has sagged a bit These days I’m interested in lifting. They told me to consistently wear the compression band for over a year, but I only did it diligently for 3 months and then stopped... Maybe that’s why it feels a bit saggy. If you’re about to have facial contouring surgery or haven’t been long since having it, I recommend wearing the compression band? every day without fail and taking good care with lifting treatments..!