I was thinking about doing it non-incision... and had even booked a hospital, but the fact that they said they do not fixate it really bothered me, so I just chose the scalp-incision method and had the surgery on Saturday.. I am not bragging, but I have had plastic surgery several times, so I can tell.. Contouring surgery definitely seems to cause a lot of damage to the patient physically and mentally.. Especially the vomiting symptoms when waking up from anesthesia and the swelling to the point where you wonder, is this my face... It is really no joke.. I only did my cheekbones.. If it is this bad, what must it be like for people who do the jaw and cheekbones together... Wow.. ㅡㅡ;; I had a facelift together while doing my cheekbones.. Since it was a surgery that opened the scalp anyway, I did them together.. The director said they lifted it about 17 mm.. Later they showed me the excised scalp.. I almost threw up... Hair was sticking out all over the cut-out scalp ;;;; Anyway, today is day 4 for me.. Usually, the swelling should start going down rapidly from now, but there is no sign of that yet.. (I have not been doing compresses very diligently... haha) Maybe because swelling goes down from top to bottom, but rather than my cheekbones, the area around my jaw is extremely swollen.. I am going to start doing compresses diligently from today.. Ah, but I saw that everyone is wearing something like a compression band at home, but my hospital discharged me without giving me anything like that.. Why is that? Is it because it was a scalp incision??
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