Review of facial contouring at ID Hospital

It is a little embarrassing, but.. I am currently working as a freelance model! But the funny thing is, I used to get really stressed every time I was photographed. I have a complex about my face shape, so I used Photoshop every day to shave down my jaw and reduce my cheekbones, but that only works for a day or two. You know that feeling when your self-esteem drops every time you see the original before retouching T_T My face used to have the worst possible contour combination: a short chin tip, prominent side cheekbones, and a square jaw... Even under slightly strong lighting, it was obvious that my face shape was not smooth and had unevenness, so whenever a shoot was scheduled I would avoid front-facing photos as much as possible T_T I figured I would not be able to keep working as a model like this, so I searched obsessively and in person for a clinic. Contour surgery is a major operation that works on the facial bones, so what mattered most was not just whether they could cut beautifully, but whether they could do it safely and properly. Then I found reviews of ID Hospital, and I heard that this was a hospital with a long history of working on facial bones. They also had a lot of experience with facial contouring surgery, so I felt pretty trusting from the start. When I looked up reviews, I saw many cases that felt less like simply making the face smaller and more like naturally refining the proportions of the face shape, which was exactly my style, so I booked a consultation right away! I also had a CT scan before the consultation, and I liked that there was no separate cost burden. They explained things while showing me my facial bone structure on the screen, so it was much easier to understand. Since I work as a model, I said that the front-facing effect and a soft line on camera were the most important things. The director looked at my facial bone structure and pointed out in great detail how far they could refine each part, including the cheekbones, square jaw, and chin tip. What I liked was that they did not just say they could cut a lot. They realistically talked about the range that could be reduced safely and even the parts that might look awkward after surgery. Rather than saying, "Everything is possible, you will definitely look prettier," they explained only what was actually needed on my face, which made me trust them even more. And one thing that stayed in my memory during the consultation was that this was a hospital that paid quite a lot of attention to how the bones are fixed after surgery. They explained that they use their own fixation method, and to put it simply, it felt like they had researched even the part that keeps the line stable and firmly in place after surgery. In contour surgery, the result is important, but how well things settle and stay that way later is also important. The hospital seemed to take that part seriously, which put me at ease. At first, because it is a large hospital, I worried it might operate like a factory, but when I actually went, the consultation was much more careful than I expected. There is a separate contour center, and the director personally handles everything from the consultation to the surgical plan, so it did not feel like I was just given a rushed explanation and sent away. I heard that they do not schedule too many surgeries in one day and instead set a limit for how many each director can do, and that also made me feel reassured. They also explained anesthesia, operating room management, and the post-op check system, and it was definitely well organized because it is a large hospital. With contour surgery, it is not only about looking good. I think it is also important whether they can respond immediately if something unexpected happens, so after seeing all that, I felt confident that this was the place I should choose. It has been about two months since the surgery, and to sum it up, my life is really divided into before and after contour surgery;; Now, no matter what angle I get photographed from at a shoot, I do not worry like before ^_^v My side cheekbones, which stressed me out the most, were refined and the chin balance was corrected too, so my face looks smaller as a bonus, and the front-facing effect is really dramatic... Before, I used to carefully ask the photo team to pay attention to face-shape retouching, but these days even when I receive the originals, there is not much to fix like before, so I was even told my workflow has gotten faster lol What I am happiest about is that the line that used to look uneven under strong lighting has been smoothed out. It is not an overly sharp V-line, but rather the parts of my face that bothered me have been neatly refined, so people around me do not notice I had surgery unless I tell them. They just say I lost weight or that my vibe changed. People around me keep asking why I lost so much weight and saying my vibe is insane, like a full-on hearing lol T_T It was a surgery that involved cutting bone, so I worried a lot, but I keep thinking why I did not do it sooner, and I feel like bowing every day to the director who refined my lines naturally but clearly...