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Cheekbone Surgery Reviews

Facial contouring 3-procedure surgery review

I really debated for a long time whether to get facial contouring surgery or not. I was worried because it’s a surgery that involves the bones, and I also wondered if I really needed it as a man. But every time I took photos, my side cheekbones and square jaw kept making my face look wide and rough, which was really stressful. At first I thought about doing only the square jaw, but while looking up male contouring 3-procedure reviews, I felt that doing the cheekbones, square jaw, and chin together would be better for achieving overall balance, so I went in for a consultation. I got another consultation at ID Hospital, where I had previously had eye plastic surgery, and I met Director Lee Ji-hyuk. He explained everything one by one, including the cheekbones that stick out to the side, the angle of the square jaw, and even the chin that looked short, and I liked that the goal wasn’t to make me simply slim, but to refine the face while keeping a masculine impression. In the end I decided on the 3-procedure contouring surgery, and although there is still some residual swelling, the cheekbone width has definitely reduced and my jawline feels smoother than before. Since the chin was refined at the same time, the balance from the front and side views got better too, and most of all I’m happiest that it didn’t become too feminine or too pointy, but only the rough parts were refined while my original impression stayed intact. In the early stage there was swelling, and opening my mouth wide or eating hard foods was uncomfortable, but as time passed it got much better. I still need to let the swelling go down more, but so far I think I made the right choice. If you’re worried about a wide, angular face like mine, it might be worth getting a consultation first.

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