I was so stressed because of my cheekbones, so I searched around and saw quick cheekbone surgery, then went for a consultation. The consultant sister who did the consultation said that I did have some lateral cheekbones, but to get a dramatic effect I would need dual cheekbone surgery including the 45-degree cheekbones. I thought about it, but 45-degree cheekbone surgery requires general anesthesia and has a long recovery period, so I decided to do only quick cheekbone surgery (lateral cheekbones) first. I booked right away and went to have it done the next day. It was done under sleep anesthesia, and the swelling was really severe until day 3. When I went to have the stitches removed on day 3, I got a swelling laser treatment and swelling injection, and it went down quickly. They say no smoking or drinking for 3 weeks, right? I smoked the day after getting my stitches removed, and since bone had been touched I was scared and planned not to drink, but I drank a week after surgery and didn’t get inflammation. I remember almost all the swelling went down within 10 days. I had quick cheekbone surgery, but because my 45-degree cheekbones are strong, I regretted it a lot, just like the consultant sister said. It doesn’t really show much, and my cheekbones still look wide. In conclusion, if you have 45-degree cheekbones, don’t do quick cheekbone surgery.. It’s a waste of money and time. I recommend it for people with lateral cheekbones, but if you want an overall effect, I think doing 45-degree cheekbone surgery would be much better.. I’ll post the 45-degree cheekbone surgery review in the next one. This was unnecessarily long,,
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