The director said there was no need to necessarily do the front chin, and recommended only endoscopic square jaw surgery and cheekbone surgery for the facial contouring, and a basic nose surgery for the nose (silicone nasal bridge + ear cartilage for the nasal tip), so I had it done under sleep anesthesia, and 5 years have passed. At first, I got greedy because I wanted my chin to be even smaller too, but he explained that the proportions could actually look stranger and that smaller isn’t always prettier. He explained in detail how the overall proportions and design of my face should be planned to bring out the best surgical effect from my current face. Even now, honestly, I feel the consultation was deeper than at other hospitals, and it was comfortable because it felt like he organized the overall information about facial contouring surgery for me. At the time, it was really fascinating that the surgical result came out exactly as the design consultation with the director. It made me realize this is possible, and that design accounts for a very large part? When I get other surgeries or procedures, I do the design consultation in great detail like I did at Bondi. Even now, 5 years later, I still think I did well getting facial contouring surgery, and even if I went back, I think I would get surgery here. Both I and my close friends say there still isn’t any feeling of my face sagging. I think it was a bit more effective because I had double-chin liposuction and cheekbone liposuction when I had the contouring surgery, and I tried my best not to gain fat in my face. To continuously maintain a small face and pretty face shape... Sometimes I get tired, but when I look in the mirror or take photos, I feel good, so I’m bearing with it hehe. The end
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This review is for a surgery pursuing a naturally glamorous look.