I had facial contouring surgery at a large hospital with many facial contouring surgeons. I’m very satisfied with the result, but because getting it done at a place like this is something you have to be extremely cautious about, I do not recommend large hospitals. Of course, I paid an additional fee in advance and was able to review the CCTV footage after surgery, but since even that could potentially be manipulated, I think a place with just one director is probably better anyway.
Anyway, here is my review: I only had square jaw surgery and stayed hospitalized for one day. Right after surgery, the anesthesia had not fully worn off, so I was in a dazed state, and after being moved to the hospital room, I was shocked after looking in the mirror, but I was more okay than I expected. Honestly, I never once felt pain after surgery. In the beginning, when getting up from and lying down on the bed, I put too much strain on my neck, and only that hurt. On the day of surgery, I kept getting antibiotic injections several times, and I felt nauseous because of the anesthetic, but there were no particular problems.
If I were told to do it again, I don’t think I could, but my experience wasn’t bad. Cosmetic surgery is mostly about self-satisfaction, but it’s so unfortunate when people do it when they really don’t need it, so if the people around you are strongly trying to stop you, I think it would be good to consider not doing it. If you think your face looks a little big and go ahead with full jawline contouring and everything, side effects may remain later, so it’s important to consider it carefully and cautiously.