Hehe, before and after. I had always been really bothered by my large, asymmetrical cheekbones. I wanted to improve the wide-looking face and also balance the symmetry, so I looked into surgery. I went to consultations at three places, and among them, when I ranked the explanations, price, and various other things, The Standard of Contouring was the best for me, so I chose this place. I had one cheekbone procedure on August 20, and it has been a month now. On the day of surgery, I think I waited about 2 hours longer than the original surgery start time. The director said the previous surgery ended late, apologized, and said that since I had waited, he would do his very best with my surgery, which made me trust him and feel good. After surgery, my throat didn’t hurt at all, and I was much more fine than I had expected. The director came to my room about twice to check how I was doing before leaving. What was interesting was that maybe because I only did one cheekbone procedure, they said this hospital doesn’t have patients wear a compression band. They said depending on the situation, some people wear it and some people don’t. I listened carefully to the explanations and even got home by subway. The only time it hurt a little was on the second night after surgery, when I was half-asleep and felt like my face was throbbing, so I took one more painkiller I had at home. Other than that, it didn’t hurt, and my condition was so good that I wondered if I had even had surgery. I felt the swelling drop sharply starting from week 3. The line is definitely more refined than before. Right now I’m so satisfied with the right cheekbone that I wonder if it can really shrink this much, but the left side is relatively swollen, so it’s a little puffy! I’m wondering if it’ll be okay once the swelling goes down more, so I’m waiting for the rest of the swelling to hurry up and go down. hahaha This is my cheekbone review, and I’m satisfied so far!
This is a surgery review pursuing a natural look.