<<Before surgery>><<Before surgery>><<Before surgery>><<After surgery>><<After surgery>><<After surgery>><<After surgery>><<Before surgery / After surgery>>First, like the title says, I had everything done at once, from my eyes to my double chin! I hope my post helps someone, so I'll copy it and write it in two places! Since I was young, I had a fairly developed bone structure, so I was always concerned about my cheekbones, square jaw, and low nose! I tried dieting and everything too.. but this was something I was born with, so it had nothing to do with dieting I had eye surgery once when I was in college, but I didn't like it... So I thought, if I'm going to do it once, I might as well do it all together and went into surgery! That's how I ended up getting surgery, and it took about 8 hours. They assigned different directors for each area, so maybe that's why I'm even more satisfied The major areas I had surgery on were my eyes, nose, forehead, and facial contour, and the procedures were as written below. -------------------------- Eyes - Incisional ptosis correction (revision surgery) + canthoplasty (epicanthoplasty, upper canthoplasty) + under-eye fat repositioning Facial contour - Cheekbone reduction + New V (long-curve square jaw reduction) Forehead, nose - Forehead reduction + basic rhinoplasty (nasal bridge - silicone / nasal tip - ear cartilage, septal cartilage) + bulbous nose correction + alar reduction + nasal tip extension + osteotomy + double-chin liposuction and tying -------------------------- I have a review from the 2-month mark where I wrote down how I felt right after surgery, so I think reading that would help more! Now that a very eventful 3 months have passed, I want to share the times of emotion and hardship. First of all, more than anything, I feel so good every time I look in the mirror. I think that's the biggest happiness and the worth of the money I spent? Also, even if people at work or my friends are just being polite when they say, unlike their initial concerns, that I did well, that I look good, and that I'm “pretty,” it still feels so good and makes me proud. Honestly, before, it was hard for me to hear that I was pretty... Of course, even now I don't meet the standard? of a beauty, but I'm freed from the hassle of covering things with makeup or putting on double-eyelid tape, so I'm very satisfied! Around 3 months in, the swelling and scars are barely visible, so I started feeling like I look human. My jaw still feels a bit uncomfortable, but I guess it will gradually improve.. There's a reason people say complete transformation, right? Pain and the beauty you pursue have a causal relationship! There are no major issues with daily life, but it is still uncomfortable to eat hard or tough foods Thanks to that, the amount I eat has decreased, so I'm maintaining the weight I lost after surgery too (-7 kg) They say the jaw itself gradually gets better after 6 months, so I'm not too worried about it. From what I've heard in other reviews and from people around me, I think my prognosis is really on the good side. There are almost no scars left, my eyes and nose are in a stable phase, and only my jaw has some discomfort,, Every day that I get one step closer to the beauty I pursue is enjoyable and happy
This is a surgery review for a procedure pursuing a glamorous look.