Before<Before>After<After>Both of my parents have prominent cheekbones and relatively short chins, so I was born with large cheekbones and a short chin too... Ever since I was young, I thought I would definitely get facial contouring surgery once I became an adult, and then I ended up getting a consultation through a friend’s recommendation!
The consultation manager told me about actual surgical cases and even her own surgery experience, so I trusted them more. I guess hearing that even a staff member trusted them enough to put herself on the operating table made me trust them even more. The anesthesiologist is also on-site, and they said they would disclose the CCTV footage if I wanted to see it, so I felt reassured and scheduled the surgery date.
The surgery didn’t hurt at all. It was just a bit hard because of the anesthesia, and now it’s been 7 months since the surgery, and I’m so satisfied. The sharp-looking impression I had because of my cheekbones has softened, I don’t have to cover my face with my hair anymore, and it’s so convenient not having to shave down my cheekbones with photo editing after taking pictures. People around me also say I’ve become prettier, though they don’t know exactly what changed haha. I think if I hadn’t done it now, I would have done it at some point anyway. I feel like facial contouring surgery should be done while your skin still has even a little good elasticity, so I’m very satisfied that I did it while I was even a little younger. But if there’s one thing I regret, it’s that when the director suggested doing my chin tip together too, I should have done it then... In conclusion, listen carefully to the director.
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