Before surgery, what I was most worried about was fat spreading and facial sagging. People around me had also talked about that a lot, so I thought about it quite a bit, but to get straight to the point, I felt there was almost no fat spreading. If anything, once the swelling went down, the overall facial line felt more refined.
The left-right balance also looks even, and when I take photos, my face appears straighter than before.
The part I’m especially satisfied with is the cheekbone area. In the past, even when I wasn’t smiling, my cheekbones looked like they were protruding, but now the lateral cheekbone line has softened, so my face looks much gentler from the front and at oblique angles. The “protruding cheekbones” look has improved a lot.
I was worried that facial contouring might make my face look flat or saggy, but I’m satisfied because I didn’t have those side effects and it just feels like the overall lines have been refined.
I’m sure there are still many people hesitating over facial contouring because of concerns about fat spreading, so I think it may be helpful to know that results like mine are also definitely possible.
I had surgery at a plastic surgery clinic, and so far, I’ve been generally satisfied.