Before/After Before Before/After In my case, my face really didn’t have any clearly defined features... I decided to get my eyes and nose done. For my eyes, I had severe uneven eyes, and one eye had what felt like two lines where I wasn’t even sure if it was a double eyelid or what?? I was getting my eyes and nose done, but since my face was flat, I worried that just doing those wouldn’t make a big difference and might somehow look even plainer, so I decided to get fat grafting together!
So because I was already getting several areas done, I instinctively felt I needed to be careful, and I was the type who went around checking every detail from the consultation onward. (An anesthesiology director on site, no pressure, the director’s confidence, but not just confidence in only the method they want; for fat grafting, a place that considers the overall balance; for eyes and nose, rather than a very strong, sharp look, a straight-to-curved nasal line with a slightly rounded nasal tip) => If anyone is looking into a similar case to mine, it might be helpful to know that these were the standards I used!
I definitely think it was a good idea to do it together with fat grafting!! With volume in my forehead, nasolabial folds + cheeks, I feel like my face has more vitality? I’m glad my eyes, which looked like ptosis, seem to have been corrected cleanly yet naturally, and my nasal bridge and nasal tip turned out the way I wanted, so I’m satisfied~~ I escaped the flat dumpling look, and these days life feels really good lolololol