I'm Toto, who posted belatedly asking whether the surgery fee the hospital charged seemed too expensive (12 million won). Today I went to the hospital with the lines I had practiced hard and copies of everyone's replies, determined to ask why this place was so expensive and to say I didn't like the fat grafting in my cheeks and wanted it removed.. things like that. But I couldn't even bring up the money, and instead, like a fool, I carefully said, worried I might hurt the doctor's feelings, "Would it be possible to remove the fat from my cheeks again?" I had face remodeling with fat grafting to my forehead and cheeks and a paranasal augmentation.. But the doctor touched my face here and there and said he would graft fat to my chin and upper lip and also do my cheekbones, and he wouldn't charge separately.. I wondered what was going on. So I got fat grafting to my upper lip, lower lip, and chin. I said I would decide about the cheekbones by the end of this week and let them know, but I'm hesitating. General anesthesia, the long recovery period, and above all, I heard cheekbone surgery doesn't have much effect, so even though they said they would just do it for me, I'm so conflicted I could die. My side cheekbones make my face look broad, but my chin is slightly slim. Is cheekbone surgery effective when the cheekbones spread out sideways? At one hospital, they said side cheekbones have the best effect because they push them inward. Would you do it if you were me? My home is far away too, so thinking about going through all that hardship for months is really distressing. I also regret not saying I would do it from the beginning. More than anything, with face remodeling, is the cost the same whether you do a little or a lot.. It seems like if I want it, I can do everything and it will be 12 million won. Are the results good for side cheekbones?
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