My first cheekbone surgery went so badly it was on the level of a disaster, and I even had to get revision surgery.. My money.. My time

January 2022, first cheekbone surgery - as time passed, the asymmetry got worse, and one side became even larger than before surgery - the place where I had the first surgery said they would do revision surgery, but I refused. I thought something even worse would happen, and my trust in the doctor dropped sharply. (Before surgery, he was very confident, saying he could make the results really good, so that made it even more absurd.) I had no idea I would get revision surgery... I really never dreamed I would become a revision surgery case. 7 months after the first surgery, revision surgery at another hospital - because it was a revision, the cost was higher - I needed time again for the swelling to go down - I told them very earnestly that rather than making my cheekbone line pretty, I really wanted to improve the asymmetry. I said it would be even better if it became smaller, but first I just hoped the asymmetry would improve. I said it was okay even if it didn’t become pretty, and asked them to just tidy up my current sick-looking cheekbone line... After revision surgery - This is what real cheekbone surgery is... This is what real plastic surgery is... - If only I had met the right director from the first surgery, I wouldn’t have gone through all that suffering... - Not only was the asymmetry corrected, but the cheekbones became smaller overall and moved inward - I didn’t even expect the line I wanted to come out, but it turned out better than expected - Since I had cheekbone surgery twice, I worried a lot about whether sagging would be worse or whether there would be problems - Currently, I honestly don’t feel any sagging - When I had the revision surgery, I had cheekbone surgery that included a cheekbone lift - I checked the full CCTV footage - At the follow-up, I confirmed that the cheekbones had healed well. Current - I think it has been about 1 year and 4-5 months, and there are no issues. I’m living well without editing my cheekbones in photos - Eating food is, of course, no problem at all - There are no ticking sounds from the cheekbones - No aching pain - I’m getting Shurink once a month. Everyone, whether it’s cheekbones, chin, or square jaw, I hope you absolutely don’t need revision surgery like I did, and that you finish well in one go and all become contouring beauties! If you have any questions, leave a comment. Revision surgery is especially difficult, so you really need to meet a highly skilled director. Questions about the first hospital: NO The first photo was taken 6 months after the first surgery. The rest are photos taken after revision surgery.