Fi/nal/ly/ I got the fat grafting I’d been waiting and waiting for!! I had the lower part of my face done. Personally, I believe I have a good eye for people, so after much thought I found a hospital I could trust, got the information I wanted through online consultations for nearly 2 years, and after I felt fairly sure, I visited in person for a consultation. I had strong faith in my choice and trusted the doctor, so once I actually set the date, I didn’t agonize over it for long. Okay, I’ll stop the introduction here, and now the fresh surgery review everyone is curious about(?)!! Since I already roughly knew, through a community, the kinds of episodes that can happen during the surgical process, I felt very reassured thinking, “Oh, things are proceeding in order.” As soon as I arrived at the hospital, even though I was a little late, seeing the manager and director smiling kindly and beautifully made me feel much more at ease ^^ After finishing photos from the front, straight-on, and side angles, the doctor was so serious and meticulous while designing on my face with a pen~! Seeing my face marked with pen lines, I could roughly tell how the fat would be placed. Following the doctor’s words that I wouldn’t regret it, I washed my face cleanly, changed into surgical clothes, and headed to the operating table. An IV(?) needle was inserted into my arm, and the area where fat would be suctioned felt cold, as if it was being spray-disinfected. I was lying face down, which is the position I sleep in every day! so it was perfectly comfortable. A little later the doctor came and said, “You’ll pass through somewhere like a long tunnel. Think happy thoughts.” I remember those words. How/ev/er! It felt like I woke up after a deep sleep. I’m not exactly sure how much time passed, but I really slept soundly. The liposuction seemed to be done... To me, while I was rambling, the doctor said, “I saw someone who had fat grafting 4 years ago, and it still hadn’t gone away and was almost the same...” Those words were so comforting. As soon as the doctor finished saying, “You’ll fall asleep again~,” I immediately knocked out, slept so well -_- After some time, they said the surgery was over and showed me a mirror, but honestly I was dizzy, so my face looked like it was overlapping into two or three images.. I went straight to the recovery room and rested... Really, why did I worry for such a long time.. I felt like all that time spent worrying was a waste. That’s how comfortable the whole surgery was, and mentally too, the doctor and nurses were so kind that I felt really, really good. Now~~ the most important thing is the surgical result, right? It became completely pretty and slim! Maybe I’m just satisfied through my own eyes, but my original face is slightly asymmetrical.. Unlike what I worried about, the asymmetry is not very noticeable, and my whole face looks much more dimensional. Maybe because of the fat grafting in my cheeks, even the corners of my mouth look lifted, so I’m very satisfied. The doctor also put just a tiiiny bit into my nose and chin, and the bridge of my nose looks exactly pretty enough. I’m very satisfied~ My face shape is now at a level where I won’t hear that it looks strange anywhere I go~ The sunken area under the cheekbones, which I was most worried about, looks very gently filled, and what used to look flat now looks much more three-dimensional. They said a little more will go down from now, but I like it exactly as it is now, so I wish it wouldn’t go down more~ but if it’s fate, I’ll accept it ^^ They say that even if it goes down, more than 50% will remain. If it ends up like that, I think I’ll be satisfied~ My face really looks small too.. (of course, to my eyes ^^) To those who are worrying now, I want to say there’s no need to worry. My friend is jealous too, saying my face really looks lighter and prettier~ I’ll keep leaving reviews~ This got too long I’ll upload my photos in a few days!!! Everyone, become prettier
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