I'm writing this for those interested in cheekbone reduction surgery. I come to this community often, and because I have confidence in the method I had done and leave comments about it, some people ask whether I'm an employee of the hospital where I had surgery... haha But I really don't leave those posts because I'm trying to gain anything from it. It's true that I had been interested in cheekbone surgery for a long time, but I was so scared that I couldn't decide, and I only lurked a lot in cosmetic surgery cafes and such. Should I do it or not... I changed my mind thousands of times... But last year, I finally found the courage. I did it through a scalp incision because I'm in my thirties, so I had no choice but to have surgery by a more precise method. I thought that suffering emotionally from side effects and spending time on that kind of thing would be worse than death. So after looking into it from many angles, I eventually chose the scalp incision method. I've talked a lot in comments in this community about the advantages of the scalp incision method... Well, if you like that method, you can do it that way like I did. If you're not really drawn to it, you can do it by whichever method you prefer. Because it seems like every surgery has a kind of compatibility. For me, maybe I'm compatible with the scalp incision method. I have absolutely no regrets about choosing that method.... And... from the private messages I received while visiting this community, I learned that there are surprisingly many people who suffer side effects from intraoral incisions, minimal incisions, and even laser surgery. When I see messages from people sending me their devastated feelings, some are even in their early twenties... And if you actually go to a hospital that does scalp incision and ask, you'll find out, but there are really so many people who come for revision surgery because of side effects such as cheek sagging and depressions after surgery at famous hospitals that are often mentioned in this community or on Daum cosmetic surgery cafes and the like. (Please check for yourself.) I went to the hospital the day before yesterday, the 19th, to receive my 2nd IPL treatment (they provide about 2 sessions free for people who had facial contouring), and while I was there, I asked whether a person I had met through this community had undergone revision surgery, and the doctor said they had not. According to the doctor, that person's first surgery was such a mess that even revision surgery would not have produced an excellent result. He said that when he sees people coming to that hospital for revision surgery, consistently, their cheekbones had been cut away and removed, so revision surgery is extremely difficult. People who had surgery at those hospitals probably liked it at first, thinking their cheekbones had gone in a lot. But... in the end, the face had collapsed. They said that person held the doctor's hand and cried, asking him to operate. But because it seemed surgery would not make it clearly better, he declined to do the revision surgery. It was truly heartbreaking. I had exchanged private messages with that person a few times, and I really hoped they would be able to receive revision surgery and overcome the emotional wounds. But... in the end, they couldn't recover, and I can't express how much my heart aches... Please keep in mind that depending on which hospital you choose, you may receive a surgery so badly botched that even revision surgery is impossible. When I say this, please don't judge through tinted glasses and think I'm advertising scalp incision... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say....
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