The first reason I visited TL Plastic Surgery was honestly because of square-jaw reduction. I also talked about that with the consultation manager, then went in to consult with the director. Director Choi said not to do square-jaw surgery, but to do cheekbone reduction surgery instead. He said I did have some square jaw, but my cheekbones were bigger, and recommended power V lifting for the jaw area. At that time, I didn’t have much money, so I declined and just got cheekbone reduction surgery first. Wow!!! Personally, the surgery turned out amazingly well, with no sagging, and it feels like it’s already been 5 years, but I’m still completely satisfied. Because I was told direct family members could watch the operating room video, my mother watched it for me. She said she couldn’t see the director’s face, only the back of his head, but still, the surgery seems to have gone well.
But my square-jaw area was still wide, so about a year after the cheekbone reduction I went back to the clinic for another consultation, discussed power V contouring, and had the surgery. The fat was reduced a lot and there was no uneven lumpiness, but the scar remains exactly where it can be seen, and my skin elasticity has dropped. Because of the scar, I went back to TL and only consulted with the vice director; I didn’t even get to see the face of the director who performed the procedure.. When I called the clinic to ask about lifting because of the loss of elasticity, that staff member actually asked me why I didn’t get lifting along with the cheekbone surgery in the first place... The little good feeling I still had completely disappeared because of that person.
Neither of the two directors is especially friendly, but before surgery they carefully checked the necessary points and explained everything, so that part was good.