My chin and cheekbones were causing me so much stress that I decided to have surgery, and since the director was kind, I had a good consultation and proceeded with three-part facial contouring. On the day of surgery, I was out of it because of the anesthesia, felt cold, and kept producing phlegm/saliva. For the first week I only had New Care, and from the second week I started eating small amounts of porridge, and I lost 4 kg over two weeks. At one month, I still had swelling so I looked puffy, but daily life was not a problem. From two months, I could open my mouth well, though my jaw continued to feel heavy. There is still a very slight feeling now, but it doesn’t bother me. Since I’m only at six months, I think it will gradually improve more.
Overall, I’m really satisfied. Even when I take photos with the rear camera, my face looks slim. I don’t have to reduce the facial area with Photoshop either. As you can see in the photos, they left just a little bit of the mandibular angle under the ears, so it doesn’t look unnatural, and my overall impression has become softer! If it is truly a source of stress for you, I think having surgery like I did can be okay. However, maybe because it is surgery that touches the inner bone, I feel like I get more skin trouble after surgery, and I think you have to accept that skin elasticity may decrease. I did it knowing that, so I have no regrets!