Hi everyone! I have just reached three months after two-type facial contouring surgery for my square jaw and chin, so I am leaving an honest review. I had the surgery at [Clinic A], and to give you the conclusion first, I am extremely satisfied. Since I am a man, I was really worried about making my jaw too pointed or giving it a delicate, feminine line. But during my consultations, the doctor looked at my facial bone structure and image and carefully suggested preserving a moderate amount of masculine angularity while removing only the blunt-looking impression, without excessive recommendations. The doctor pointed things out clearly and factually from the consultation onward, which made me trust them and book immediately. Looking at the result, the line turned out exactly as the doctor described, so I am truly delighted.
Progress over three months: Month 1: There was so much residual swelling that I wondered if it had gone wrong, and I mentally fell apart looking in the mirror twelve times a day. Month 2: The major swelling disappeared, and the line started to show. From the front, I could clearly feel that my facial area had become smaller. Month 3 (now): Almost all the residual swelling is gone, and sensation at the chin has returned about 90%. As long as I avoid very hard foods, I have almost returned to normal eating.
When friends see me after a long time, the first things they say are, “Why have you lost so much weight?” and “Why do your features look so much more defined?” No one can tell I had contouring surgery. If anyone here is considering two-type facial contouring for men, do not worry too much. If you consult carefully and avoid excessive correction, you can keep your masculine appeal while refining the line, and the satisfaction is truly incredible. If you have questions about the clinic or swelling care, leave a comment!