It's a memory from a long time ago, so I'll just write what I remember. At that time, this place was much cheaper than other hospitals (almost half the price?). I didn't have money, but since I was already going under general anesthesia, I wanted to do my jaw and cheekbones at the same time, so after agonizing over this and another hospital, I chose here. I had to choose between cheekbones and cortical osteotomy, or cheekbones and a square jaw, and I went with the cortical osteotomy they said would give a front-view effect. (I kind of regret this; I should have done the square jaw instead, anyway.) Back then there were many people saying cheekbone surgery can cause cheek sagging, so I was scared and still did it, but a few years later sagging only appeared on one side, the side where the cheekbone was larger.. Honestly, it wasn't bad enough to be called cheek sagging in a way that caused huge stress, so I lived fine for over 3 years. Then around age 33 or 34, it started bothering me, so I began lifting treatments like thread lifting. Actually, cheek sagging isn't so much a special complication as it is natural that when that much bone is removed, the remaining skin can sag, so I have lived thinking I was somewhat successful with the surgery, but I wonder how it is now.. Since it was about 9 years ago, I think the technique has probably improved even more now.
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