Correction effects -> https://m.blog.naver.com/PostView.naver?isHttpsRedirect=true&blogId=dkdlemf4422&logNo=220865232198
My surgery went badly, but after posture correction and occlusion correction, there were changes. I returned to the face shape that had originally been acknowledged by myself and others as good. I used to hear things like I looked CG-like or handsome.. My case was that I suddenly ruined a face shape that had originally been good, and it came from posture and habits caused by a long illness after a sudden injury. I ended up using my left pelvis and right shoulder completely incorrectly, and as that happened, my malocclusion became severe, and I rapidly got uglier day by day due to temporomandibular joint disorder, mouth-opening disorder, teeth grinding (tooth fractures), and so on. Anyway, after plastic surgery there was no improvement at all, and various functional and aesthetic issues actually became worse than before, but today my face shape suddenly seemed to return to the way it used to be. I corrected my posture and occlusion, and that happened. However, it does seem like a little of the protrusion that had already developed remains. For posture, correcting the scapulae and pelvis also improved the shape of my shoulders. The problem is that because of the surgery, my lips used to be pretty, but my philtrum became longer, my upper lip sagged, and from the side I look like an old lady. My face feels puffy and saggy like a balloon lady. When I don't focus on individual areas and look at the whole face, there is always a broad, swollen puffiness. But if I adjust the lighting and angle well, it looks less bad from the front, but when the angle changes, especially on the right side, the profile is ruined. Side effects include chewing, exercise, discomfort inside the mouth, unnatural lines on both sides, a flattening side effect that appears when viewing the face while rotating, sagging, hollowing, and so on. Please make every possible effort before surgery. If you still decide you must do it, then do it, but don't do it at a clinic with a blacklist reputation. Regardless of whether it is blacklisted or not, facial contouring seems like a surgery with a huge number of side effects..ㅜ Even the place where I had it done seemed to fixate safely, though not effectively, but I have so many regrets. For reference, before surgery, Director S of MYDE told me not to get surgery and to lose weight because I had a lot of facial muscle and had gained a lot of fat, but I got sold on surgery at another clinic and ended up doing it... If any of you meet a director who tells you not to do it, I recommend that you basically stop going to consultations after that...ㅜ Just from the writing, it may sound like appearance obsession, but because I can analytically pinpoint appearance flaws well, if asked to criticize celebrities' faces I could criticize them all, but I don't have much greed about appearance, so I don't care if my looks are bad. Due to personal circumstances, I had no choice but to get surgery. I have already become an overdone plastic-surgery-looking person because of surgery, but for those who are still pre-surgery, fighting.
Summary 1. Posture correction (maintaining correct posture requires an appropriate amount of muscle) 2. Occlusion correction (if posture is corrected, this usually follows on its own) 3. Lose facial fat 4. Even after doing all three, if the cheekbones protrude to a disfiguring degree, do it for treatment purposes. If they protrude to a disfiguring degree, there will probably be improvement, but you must accept the side effects. https://www.mk.co.kr/news/home/view/2017/03/153900/
Jaw correction method that showed effects in one day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CQJ2dGqMyo
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