Guys, I will try organizing some things I felt after getting facial contouring surgery.. Last time one guy also asked whether it was possible to go to work.. Since I am writing this based on my own feelings, no nitpicking!! Early stage Anxious and unfamiliar.. Because there is swelling, I wondered, ah, did I do the right thing, or ah, maybe I look even stranger.. There are definitely moments when I honestly feel flustered, and people often use the expression foreign-body sensation inside the mouth, and when you feel that, it is not quite regret, but you may wonder, ah, was this really a good thing to do? Early-to-mid stage Once the reality check more or less settles, I think you fall into the thought, hey, still, is it not better than before surgery? Surgery is really fascinating. A person's facial shape can change this much? It feels like a period of acceptance arrives. Mid stage From this point, reactions start coming in. There are things I feel myself, but friends I have been meeting, people from companies I know, and others start giving hints. You start hearing little comments like, Mr. ㅁㅁ, your face looks better, what did you do, or ㅁㅁ oppa, you have become handsome? Some of it could be lip service. Because of the early recovery period, you will probably have been wearing a mask often, and now the thought suddenly comes: should I slowly start going around without a mask?? Late stage This is the stage where, while organizing photos, you think, wow, I used to look like this. And from now on, actually, more money starts going in. In my case, what I did after facial contouring surgery was start going for skin care, change my hairstyle, get eyebrow tattooing, and spend more money on grooming. In a way, it can be a good cycle, but it does quietly cost more money. But because the line changes that much, photos come out well, and it is not only that photos come out well, but honestly, it does feel nice to hear a lot that I have become handsome~ This is roughly the timeline of emotions I organized, but again, it is my subjective view…
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