Cheekbone surgery, already 4 months? Review

Before-before, after-after These days, I think I often forget that I even had surgery. Of course, I’m still careful when touching my cheekbones or putting on makeup. Still, I can eat whatever I want (I just try not to eat by stuffing my mouth greedily), I exercise, and there isn’t anything uncomfortable at all. I wrote the details after surgery in my previous review, so I think it would be good to refer to that! Until 2 months, my mouth still didn’t open as much as before, so it was hard to eat a hamburger in one bite, but these days it opens really well, so I even wrap and eat ssam like crazy. The most important thing is, so did I get prettier? Honestly, my face wasn’t the kind of face that would become dramatically prettier from cheekbones alone... so I can’t say, “I got prettier!” But still, I think I look this good because I at least did my cheekbones... lol lol lol lol I really want to do my jaw too, but I seriously can’t handle having a drain tube... Still, now bangs suit me much better than before, and I don’t look weird wearing hats, so I’m living satisfied. Before, my face looked like a peanut, but now it’s at least more rounded? Especially when photos were taken of me, if they caught me at a 45-degree angle, it really stressed me out, but these days I don’t have that, so I like it. For now, the hospital and doctor I went to were all fine and good. There are a lot of people, but that means it’s a recognized hospital! Because it was done through an intraoral incision, it doesn’t even look like I had surgery! Oh, but looking at the comments, there seem to be quite a few people wondering, “Will I be able to return to daily life quickly, like I thought before surgery?” Based on my experience, no... The standard for “no disruption to daily life because it’s an intraoral incision” is a bit different. After 3 days, there’s no problem living normally. But I thought that meant I could blend in with people without looking like I had plastic surgery, but it just means there’s no problem with your body; your face is Homo sapiens. Honestly, for one week you can’t meet anyone with that face... Even for a month, it doesn’t really look like my face, and only after a month can you meet people with some confidence. I’m still not sure about facial sagging, but as the swelling went down, what looked like cheek fat disappeared, so these days I’m thinking about lifting I got rid of my cheekbones, but I couldn’t add volume... Oh, still, I saw a review saying to keep wearing the compression band even at 4 months, so I still do it occasionally! I think it may also have a lifting effect, or is that just my imagination... If you have any other questions, leave a comment!