Sures Review

I also went for surgery after reading their blog. There was a post analyzing celebrity faces and saying they would not let the cheekbones sag, so I thought they really had a clear aesthetic standard and decided on them. Even during the consultation, they were kind and thorough, and I had never seen a doctor use a ruler to measure facial proportions before, so I really trusted them and had surgery here. But the result is... lol. It has now been over a year since surgery and most of the swelling has gone down, but I have cheek hollowness. It was so stressful. After surgery my face became a peanut shape and looked really unattractive. I thought it was just swelling at first, but it was simply hollow. I have since had a lifting procedure and filler placed into the sunken parts of both cheeks with 5 cc each. The cheekbones seem reduced too, but the left side turned out well and the right side is a bit less so. The length from the outer corners of the eyes to the temples is a little different on each side. If I knew this would happen, I would not have done it. And my chin really failed by my aesthetic standards. I originally had a weak chin and had been getting filler, then dissolved all of it before surgery. My lower face was a little short to begin with, and my face was round while the chin area looked slim because of filler, so I had a youthful, kind-looking face. But now they just pushed the chin forward, and my face gives a more masculine impression. A pointed but slightly short chin looks pretty, but they made it into a square, overbuilt chin. When men have a strong chin, that is the feeling I get from my own chin now. I keep analyzing faces on the blog, so I really want to cry at how the result turned out. I plan to get revision surgery after 2 years, and seriously, doctor, please think about the chin design before operating.