Before/after/after/after/after My cheekbones protruded, and from my cheekbones down to my lower face, the line wasn’t a V-line but completely a U-line, so wherever I went I was busy hiding my facial contour. Photoshop was basically essential for my face shape... No matter how pretty your facial features are, I strongly relate to the saying that face shape comes first, so I eventually started looking into facial contouring surgery...
Since facial contouring surgery itself is not an easy surgery, I prioritized safety along with the director’s experience and skill. The place I felt was most suitable was GNG. The safety system and everything felt very systematic, to the point that it really felt like a hospital, and maybe because the director was a female doctor, she really understood my needs well. Since it was my first surgery, I asked a lot of questions because of various worries, and she took all those things into account and explained them well so I could understand. Considering the experience, safety, and review style, I personally felt it was the best fit for me, so I decided to have surgery there.
After surgery, I woke up from anesthesia, was admitted, then recovered while consistently receiving aftercare and follow-up checks. First of all, whether looking at the CT or in real life, I can feel that my overall facial area has clearly decreased. Especially because the aftercare was good, I had no problems at all. Honestly, with facial contouring, I was also very worried about sagging later or nonunion, but they showed me everything one by one, and I think it has been maintained well without any problems. The face shape that used to be my biggest concern now feels like an advantage. My face shape is pretty now, and people even tell me my face is small.