Many people have been asking me for information, but it’s not easy to send private messages one by one..; I had fat grafting on May 20. I lightly filled in my forehead and the sunken areas below my cheeks, and added some to the tip of my chin to make it look sharper. According to the director, my chin length is short, so they said it seemed better to add some, and after getting it done, the part I was most satisfied with was that my face shape looked different, so I was very happy with it. I was also going to raise my nasal bridge by adding fat, but I plan to do that during the second round. Overall, my face felt a bit flat, and my nasal tip was high and sharp. My nasal bridge was almost nonexistent, so I had planned to add fat there this time, but it ended up being postponed to the second round. Some people said my cheekbones looked prominent when they saw the before-grafting photos, and some said my face looked smaller.. but I think it’s just a difference in what angle and how the photos were taken. Honestly, I’m rather petite, so I’ve often been told my face is originally small, or at least average. My cheekbones were actually too flat, so I wanted to add fat there, but because the area under my cheekbones was sunken, I think my cheekbones looked prominent in photos. My nasolabial fold area was very hollow, so my mouth looked slightly protruded, and apparently many Korean people have this issue. They say it’s a characteristic of East Asians.. As you can see from the photos, I’m originally the type who absolutely doesn’t swell even after eating a whole bowl of ramen before sleeping, so maybe that’s why I didn’t have major swelling.. Now it seems like almost all of it has gone down, so people around me say I look like my old self again, but they also say I somehow look prettier. Since it’s my own face, I look in the mirror every day and wonder if it has all gone down now, but when I take photos, I definitely look somehow prettier. After seeing how much fat remains after a month, I’m wondering if I should add more volume during the second round. I originally don’t smoke, and to improve the survival rate, I didn’t drink alcohol or coffee either, but today I had one cup for the first time. I’m worried that because I have so little swelling, everything might disappear. The fat added to the nasolabial fold and paranasal augmentation area has gone down quite a lot now, and when fat is added to the paranasal area, there’s a downside that the nose can look upturned, but it definitely did make me look younger. But because my nose looked upturned, it was a bit... Now it seems to have gone down a little, so I’m slightly disappointed.. Anyway, after fat grafting, the things I heard most were whether I had my nose or lips done. I didn’t touch my nose or lips at all..;; After refining the face, I guess facial features that weren’t noticeable before catch people’s eyes. My lips were originally plump, but after fat grafting, I’m hearing that my lips are pretty.. how strange. But I’m really curious: for those who had fat grafting, how many rounds did you usually have, and how long did the effect last? Please let me know!!
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