[Clinic A] facial contouring: read this if you want a natural but slender line

Hi everyone, it has already been three months since I had the three-part facial contouring procedure—square-jaw reduction, cheekbone reduction, and chin-tip surgery. Time is crazy, lol. Honestly, even after setting the surgery date, I kept searching reviews every night and wondering whether I was doing the right thing, since it involved shaving bone, with all kinds of thoughts running through my head, T_T. So the first thing I told the doctor during consultations was, Please make it natural but slender!! lol. At the first consultation, the doctor opened my CT scan and pointed out each part of my bone, explaining in detail, based on facts, how far it could be cut and what logic would guide the resection. That impressed me right away, haha. They did not suggest shaving everything indiscriminately; seeing them maintain a clear safety limit while shaping the contour made me feel much more reassured. Thanks to that, I think I went into the operating room calmly without trembling even on the day of surgery. I am now three months out, and the amazing thing is that if I do not mention it, nobody knows that my bones were reduced, lol. People just think I lost weight or tell me that my facial line looks really pretty! What I truly wanted was not an excessively sharp, artificial-looking jaw, but that line that became slender in a subtle way while still looking natural. That is exactly how it turned out, hehe. I still have a little residual swelling, so it will become even slimmer, but I already feel happy every time I look in the mirror. Everyone, do not let yourselves get mentally wrecked just by looking at facial-contouring community reviews. Get your CT scan and face your actual bone structure one-on-one with the doctor first. Seriously, go for a consultation before spending more time deliberating!