I had two-stage contouring because of a square jaw and cheekbone asymmetry

From the front, my cheekbones looked prominent to the side and I also had a square jaw, so my face looked wide overall I also had left-right asymmetry, so when I took photos, one side of my face looked bigger, which was pretty stressful. I was also in orthodontic treatment, so I wondered whether it was okay to have contour surgery at the same time, but after consulting with Director Lee Ji-hyeok at [Clinic A], we checked my current condition first and set the surgical direction. What I wanted was not to reduce everything drastically, but to improve the asymmetry while naturally refining the cheekbones and jawline, and he understood that part well haha The surgery was a long-curve square-jaw procedure plus high-L cheekbone surgery! As the swelling went down and I looked at it, the cheekbones that had seemed to stick out to the side became softer, and the square jaw connected naturally from below the ear to the jawline, so my face looked much slimmer than before. Especially from the front, the left-right difference is less noticeable, so I like that the overall balance of my face looks better. It is closer to the feeling of neatly smoothing out the angular, wide-looking parts rather than making an extremely sharp V-line! I am still watching the progress because I am curious how the overall balance of my face will change once orthodontic treatment is finished too haha

I had two-stage contouring because of a square jaw and cheekbone asymmetry

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