<3 months><3 months>Before<Before>Before<Before>I’m a facial-contouring newbie(?) adjusting after facial contouring surgery lolololol After 3 months, there are fewer inconveniences than I expected. I can open my mouth well, and I yawn wide too. I don’t really feel the pins when I touch my face either. I think the swelling has gone down a lot compared with the 1-month mark too. Right after surgery, my throat was scratchy and heavy, I tasted blood, and I had phlegm tooㅠㅠㅎㅎ but now I think I can leave it as just, “That’s how it was back then~.” And maybe because I was so nervous before surgery, it wasn’t pain bad enough to feel like I was dying. I didn’t get a separate pain-control injection either. Before surgery, I used to push my cheekbones in with Photoshop, but I love that I don’t do that anymore. Seriously, the cheekbone effect is especially big... The director is really good at giving blunt facts, and seemed to know the problems and complexes of my face so well. And I liked that they identified the points for improvement well and explained them lololol The hospital was very clean and nice, but compared with the hospital’s scale and popularity, I did think it might be a little cramped. For aftercare, there was a swelling-care set including radiofrequency massage, scar laser, pumpkin juice, ice packs, and so on. They say facial-contouring swelling lasts 6 months, or up to 1 year if long, so I think I can wait and see more.
Director’s kindness ★★★☆☆ Consultation satisfaction ★★★★☆ Surgery satisfaction ★★★★★★ Pain ★★★☆☆ Price ★★★☆☆ Hospital facilities ★★★☆☆ Aftercare ★★★★☆
(This is my very honest personal evaluation, so please use it only as reference~~!)
For comparing the before-and-after difference, I often take photos with the default camera when I remember, and I’m uploading them with only my eyes covered.
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