I don't recommend facial contouring (cheekbones, square jaw)

4 years ago, I had facial contouring at a major university hospital because my dad's friend was the head of surgery there I debated a lot between that and a regular plastic surgery clinic, but my mom was really scared, so I went to a university hospital where follow-up care would be more stable I do think a regular plastic surgery clinic would probably have faster hands and better technique Anyway, both I and the doctor preferred a natural look, so we decided to do just a little For the square jaw, it shows from the side profile, and for the cheekbones, I can't really tell in everyday life, but when I look at photos, I can definitely feel the difference But because my cheekbones became weaker, I was told it would be better to avoid intense exercise like boxing (I like boxing) For the square jaw, I think the surgery is definitely less dangerous than cheekbone surgery, but I realized that unless it's severe, losing weight is more important Right now my facial bone structure is buried under my cheek fat, so it doesn't show.. Botox might actually be more effective After surgery, it really huuuuuurt so damn much, and for about a month it wasn't easy to move my jaw, so eating wasn't easy either - so I lost weight Compared with going through all that, I feel the effect is minimal, so I don't recommend it

I don't recommend facial contouring (cheekbones, square jaw)

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