1-month review of facial contouring

It has been one month since the surgery. Before the surgery, I was really worried and anxious about whether recovery would go well, but looking back now, I think I made the right decision. The surgery itself went well, and although some minor swelling remains, the major swelling has gone down a lot, so my facial line looks much more natural than before. In particular, I can feel every time I look in the mirror that the cheekbone and square-jaw lines have become softer. The first 1 to 2 weeks were the hardest because of swelling and opening my mouth, and I also had to be careful about what I ate, which was a bit frustrating. But as time passed, chewing gradually became more comfortable, and I was able to return to almost normal daily life. There are still some areas that feel a little firm when touched, and in the morning I still feel a bit puffy, but I am taking it as part of the recovery process and not worrying too much. Even after just one month, I am satisfied with the changes, and since minor swelling usually continues to go down for 3 to 6 months, I am looking forward to what comes next. For those who are considering surgery, the early recovery period can be a little difficult, but I would say that if you give it time and take care of it properly, it can definitely improve. So far, I am very satisfied, and since the results seem good, I think it was a good choice.

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