After having my cheekbones and square jaw done, I had severe cheek sagging, so I went for a consultation after seeing a blog post saying cheek sagging could be improved with revision surgery. -One cheekbone had been shaved a lot, but after looking at the CT, they said, “It wasn’t shaved?” (At three other hospitals, they all said it had been shaved a lot) -During the consultation, when I asked this and that, there were many times they gave me a stern look -I got the impression they asserted their own opinions a lot rather than explaining things in detail to the patient -My anterior chin length is just right, but they recommended a T-osteotomy of the anterior chin Conclusion: I decided to trust my instincts and skip them. And after going to consultations at other hospitals, I concluded that cheek sagging absolutely cannot be improved with the method Sureus talks about on their blog. Sureus’s cheekbone surgery with no cheek sagging ultimately involves a method that removes a lot of bone. Even if you later think about reconstruction, it would be a case where reconstruction is difficult because there is no bone left. I felt that you absolutely shouldn’t judge based only on a blog
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