My face was naturally big, and my cheekbones and square jaw were developed, so I was seriously stressed and covered it with my hair every day. I finally made up my mind and had surgery 6 years ago. I was a college student, and I invested all the money I had saved for over a year from part-time jobs. The result was... Maybe because it was a quick procedure, there wasn’t a very dramatic effect. It was just like the protruding parts disappeared... The broadness of my face stayed the same, but it felt like the angles were gone. But no one noticed. Because it barely showed.. lol What a waste of money... And it cost a whopping 6 million won back then.
Now I’m looking into lifting procedures because of cheek sagging. I’m checking prices for things like Ultherapy and Thermage.
Anyway, what I recommend is: If only your bones protrude and your face itself is small with no excess facial area, quick facial contouring may be fine. But if your face area is wide and you naturally have a wide face from the side or a large jaw, don’t do the quick types. If possible, get the traditional shaving/reduction done properly and finish it in one go. lol
And whether it’s quick or not, cheek sagging will happen, so after the surgery, either get fat grafting or definitely get lifting. In my case, I had minor residual swelling continuously for almost a year after the surgery, so I didn’t really know, but after about a year, cheek sagging appeared.
Ah, they did say quick facial contouring is still less dangerous than other surgeries..
That was my review of quick facial contouring 6 years later.
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