Got contouring surgery at Soda and escaped the masculine face look

It has already been 8 months since my contouring surgery! Looking back at my pre-op photos, I really feel like I made the right decision.....The reason I decided on surgery was that my cheekbones and brow bones protruded, so my overall facial image felt masculine... I always got a strong first impression and never heard good things No matter how many feminine procedures I tried, there was nothing I could do about the bone structure I was born with, so I thought I might as well get contouring and started looking into clinics. The consultations with the coordinator and the doctor were all so good... When I visited several places for consultations, I set my own criteria and went around with them: 1. A plastic surgery specialist (if too old xxxx, because it would not fit current trends) 2. Whether an anesthesiologist was on site at the single-doctor clinic 3. Whether the doctor and my aesthetic goals matched during the consultation (xxxxxx if the doctor insisted too much on their own style) 4. Whether the place specialized only in contouring surgery 5. Whether there were no incidents or complications related to side effects. I went around using my own checklist, and the place I liked the most was only this one. I preferred a glamorous, doll-like vibe, and when I said that, other clinics just said they would sharpen this here and shave that there, but Dr. Soda explained from a proportional standpoint how to make it beautiful, and it was the kind of explanation that pulls you in? I think I just trusted them and went ahead with the surgery. Until the actual day of surgery, I was extremely nervous, but up to the one-month mark I really looked like I had gained weight, and I already knew that would happen, but lol it was a period that just flew by if I spent it without thinking? I took good care of the swelling and let time pass, and by the 3-month mark the line started to show little by little? When I went in for aftercare, the doctor checked carefully for things like nonunion and various details, and now it is 8 months later, and it is really amazing....Only my cheekbones and brow bones changed, so where did the masculine image go? Honestly, people cannot even recognize me anymore.... They made the doll-like face shape I had imagined, so I am really happy Even if I could go back, I would still do it here, and if I had known earlier, I think I would have done it when I was a year younger Contouring surgery does not solve every problem, so if you are deliberation, I really hope you consult at least once before deciding!!!~ They kept asking me how I was feeling and took care of me, so the surgery finished in a flash I think. Right after surgery, the doctor and nurses took turns checking whether I was having any difficulties or needed anything, and since I went alone, I felt reassured The surgery was really hard for me afterward, but from one week onward the swelling was so bad that I could not open my mouth, so I mainly ate liquid foods, and I also did a lot of home care for the swelling with a high-frequency device at home. Doing aerobic exercise also helped a lot!