Before-before-before, after-after-after everyone h ㅏ i~ I especially thought people would be curious about a long-term review after 3 facial contouring procedures, especially from someone in their 30s, so I brought this I had surgery at 33, and now I’m a little sad that I didn’t do it when I was younger, much much younger The things I heard the most after facial contouring were that my face got so small, that I lost a lot of weight, why did I look so much younger, why did the blank space on my face shrink so much Did you get eye surgery? (I didn’t get my eyes done, but since my face got smaller, they said my eyes look relatively bigger)
I think I heard those things a lot because the surgery went well. Since I got surgery at 33, which is not exactly a young age, I was really scared of sagging. But everyone, honestly, sagging comes with aging even if you don’t have surgery. With facial contouring, some people get it a bit faster, and some people sag similarly to people who didn’t have surgery. I really think sagging depends on the person. Since I did it later, I paid a lot of attention to lifting maintenance. I get 600 shots of Shurink once every 3 months (factory-style clinics are so cheap these days, so I heard you can get it in the 100,000-won range)
Ultherapy is honestly too expensive, and I’m also anxious that cheap factory-style places might use regenerated tips... So I just get 600 shots of Shurink once every 3 months. When I look at myself, I think my skin quality is actually kind of something I was born with. Even before facial contouring surgery, I never heard that I looked saggy, but after facial contouring, I’ve done Shurink every 3 months, and whether it’s because of my natural skin quality or not, saying I haven’t sagged at all would honestly be a lie. I’m in my late 30s... But the strange thing is, some days I don’t feel any skin sagging at all, and some days I’m like, hmm, I guess you can’t hide age, it looks a little saggy. Is it swelling? Is it sagging? Still, I don’t have bulldog lines, deep nasolabial folds, or cheek hollowing or anything like that. Other people say it’s just my mood, but you know how it is, the daily skin condition only you notice about yourself~ brightness, sagging, pores, and so on
In conclusion, thankfully, in my mid-30s I had 3 facial contouring procedures, my chin tip also protruded so I got chin-tip cutting too, and oh, I also did 45-degree cheekbone reduction. For having done all that, people around me haven’t gone as far as saying, “Hey~ your face sagged because you did contouring, you should try Ultherapy or thread lifting too~” I’ll say it again, the skin quality you’re born with is really important! Even if you’re in your early 20s, if you were naturally born with saggy, weak skin, sagging will probably come a bit faster... So you need to maintain it diligently. I also manage my facial fat well. I try to keep it steady without gaining and losing weight suddenly. If I don’t manage it and my face gains a lot of fat and then loses it, somehow wouldn’t it sag more like a deflated balloon? With that thought of my own, I manage it pretty strictly. Everyone, if you want to maintain a pretty face, even if you sometimes feel like, what am I doing all this maintenance for, if you keep managing it, I think you can live more confidently with your head held higher
Lastly, because I saw a lot of effect myself, I recommend facial contouring surgery. I’m not pushing anyone to get facial contouring surgery, but people who are really stressed or want improvement end up getting surgery once they get fixated on it anyway. I think it can’t really be helped because you look in the mirror every day...
Other than sagging, I don’t think there’s anything else you’d be curious about. There’s nowhere my sensation hasn’t returned, I don’t have occasional pain or anything like that, and I’m fine
Hospital information: I had it done at Bondi Plastic Surgery. For anesthesia, I could choose between sedation and general anesthesia, but after watching some videos on YouTube saying nose surgery is actually more delicate and difficult than facial contouring, and since I had my nose surgery done well under sedation, I also had my facial contouring under sedation, and I’m living perfectly fine now~~ There’s one director, the consultation is kind, and the style is kind of like a teacher who explains things step by step and listens well to what I say? And I brought photos of a celebrity whose face shape I wanted and edited photos of my own face, showed them during the consultation, and I was probably a bit difficult. Not completely natural, not completely dramatic either, just somewhere in the middle, somewhat natural but with the chin a little sharp and slightly more V-line? It must have been awkward for him while listening Still, after surgery, I think the line turned out the way I wanted. I’ll stop here!
Ah! And since you’re getting facial contouring surgery anyway, and you can’t eat well anyway, don’t force yourself to eat more. Try dieting while you’re at it. The weight drops right off! Use this chance to shrink your stomach size!