People kept commenting on the post below that I wrote on day 16 after cheekbone and square jaw surgery.. so I'm posting again on day 20. I should have sent messages yesterday, but I was reading them before bed and got so sleepy that I just fell asleep.ㅠㅠ People who have decided to get plastic surgery must be waiting for information.. I'll write this and go send messages right away.. I'll write them carefully for you ^^ Yesterday, for the first time, I met friends other than my boyfriend (my slow-to-notice boyfriend, when I told him I got some Botox, said I looked like a steamed bun and called me cute.. ㅡㅡ; that was day 11 after surgery). Since it was yesterday, it was day 19.. I told my friends I had Botox (to prepare them for when the angle is clearly gone later) and fat grafting (because of the swelling... and anyway, the cheekbones will make my face look younger..), and they laughed it off, saying it looked like I had candy in my mouth.. like I had gained flesh on my cheeks.. Totally fascinating..ㅎㅎ Looking younger is actually thanks to the cheekbones.. but the swelling I have now after cheekbone surgery is only noticeable to me.. and thanks to the square jaw surgery, I can use Botox as an excuse, so I think I can avoid major plastic surgery suspicions.. I'm so relieved~~ Ah... I really think I made the right choice having surgery. I didn't swell much either.. Of course, it's not that there are no inconveniences after surgery, but compared to the joy I'm enjoying, they're minor, so I'm enjoying each day. The doctor said the effect of cheekbone surgery only starts to gradually look prettier at 3 months, is better after 6 months, and best after 1 year, but from right after surgery, thanks to the cheekbones that look softly reduced from the side, I can wear baseball caps as much as I want, wear headbands freely.. tie my hair tightly without even looking in the mirror.. it's already so nice.. and since it's going to get even better, I feel like I'll be smiling even in my sleep. My face wasn't the type where the cheekbones stood out first.. Overall, it was a large face with the cheekbones under the eyes spreading out sideways.. and the square jaw was in a straight line with those cheekbones.. I always wore my hair down and pulled my long hair forward to diligently cover my square jaw... After surgery, I realized that the reason I couldn't pull my hair back and the reason I exaggeratedly permed and puffed up my hair were all because I was unconsciously trying to hide my cheekbones. Now I think I can try straight hair. With a small head shape (my head shape was small..ㅠㅠ), I now have small and cute cheekbones that suit it, so I feel confident going out right after washing my hair. In the past, I couldn't go outside unless I carefully dried my hair, applied something to puff it up, and completed my hairstyle, because I had no confidence... When hair lies flat, the face looks bigger.. Anyway, it was all~~~ because of the cheekbones.. cheekbones... If you want to look feminine and pretty, first observe your cheekbones carefully. If your cheekbones seem fine, just do the square jaw. For the square jaw, I had asked them to cut only a little because I was worried I wouldn't be able to handle people whispering if I changed drastically.. But they did cut it long.. softly.. They said it was because of the secondary angle.. When the bandage came off, even though I was quite swollen, I could feel that both the cheekbones and square jaw had changed a lot, so I worried about how I would handle people's gazes once the swelling started going down, but facial contouring surgery seems to be a surgery where you gradually change without others noticing. If I had touched my facial features, no excuse would have worked... People remember facial features, not the overall angles.. On the morning of surgery, I asked them to cut only a little of the square jaw, but then I worried what if there was no change, so I said, 'I don't want it cut awkwardly too much, but I'm also worried there won't be enough change.. What should I do?' The doctor said the cheekbones determine the overall lines of the face, so I felt reassured and asked them to cut it moderately and prettily to match my cheekbones, then had surgery. And now even my family doesn't know.. As expected, what people remember is the facial features~~ (If I knew it would be like this, should I have cut more? ^^) Oh right! And I have a friend I've known for over 10 years (a man), and he's pretty sharp.. When we met, I said I had Botox and fat grafting.. He said, 'You have changed a bit.' Then he said, 'Get married before you're too old for Botox to work,' so I was sighing in relief inside, but suddenly he said, 'Huh? You don't look like you.. You've changed a lot.. Is Botox normally like that?' I panicked and said, 'What do you mean.. it's me...' Then he said, I didn't notice earlier, but look at that mirror, you don't look like yourself.. From the front, it seemed swollen and he couldn't really tell, but I think it was because of the 45-degree angle reflected in the mirror.. I was subtly worried but also happy? I'm satisfied because I feel like I'm getting prettier day by day. I'll go down now and send messages~~ Good things should be shared~~ Everyone, get surgery soon. You will see a lot of change.. not only in your face, but maybe even in your life...
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