I worried about lifting for several years. When I was young, at age 20, I had cheekbone surgery, and my skin sagged a lot, so it had always been a concern for me. I tried a magic lift, but the threads poked through, so I struggled with inflammation treatment, and then I had a ribbon lifting procedure, but it did not show any noticeable effect and everything sagged right back down. After even getting fat grafting, my cheeks ended up looking like that, with fat stuck all over them. I spent so much money and went through so much hardship, and just when I was about to put an end to lifting, I had a Classic Lifting procedure. I already knew it was very famous in that area, so I received the surgery thinking this would be my last attempt, and I am extremely satisfied with the result. My stretched and sagging skin was pulled up even more than when I was 20, and my jaw, which used to be U-shaped, became a V-line without putting in any foreign material at all. I did worry before surgery because of scarring, but it is not even as noticeable as the bald patch near my sideburn and the long scar I got from the ribbon lifting. I did not even have sedation, and the surgery took over 3 hours, so it was scary, but after one side was operated on, I looked in the mirror and found myself saying, “Wow!!!” in amazement. If I had looked into it properly from the beginning and done it right, I could have saved money and avoided so much emotional stress. Now I look much younger than friends my age. There was swelling for 3 days after surgery, but if I covered it with my hair, it was completely unnoticeable. As you can see in the photos, the marks from stitch removal behind the ear rim show as a line, but they are not very visible, so they do not bother me. The photos look even more realistic. Rather than thinking that “lifting” is easy and that something with the word “magic” will simply make things better, I think it is important to follow proper principles and address the root cause.
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