All the photos were taken with the default camera. These are photos from before surgery when I had swelling, when I didn’t have swelling, and then day 7 and day 30 after surgery~ Before surgery, when I had swelling, my chin was so recessed that there was basically no jawline at all. When the swelling had completely gone down, there was a boundary between my double chin and chin, but the double chin was more prominent. That bothered me because it made my face look wider and bigger Even when I was standing, it looked like the fat on my face was pressed down as if I were lying down...
At first, I was only thinking about procedures like double-chin thread lifting or laser lifting, but after reading reviews, I saw that even people with less severe cases than mine were getting muscle tying and liposuction.
After watching YouTube and looking through blogs too, I saw people saying that with a double chin, you can’t know exactly what should be done just by looking from the outside, so I immediately started going for consultations. Among the clinics I went to, there were a few that didn’t take any scans and just seemed to do things based on the director’s gut feeling. The consultation felt really empty. If you’re going to have double-chin surgery, I recommend going to a range of consultations.
Anyway, that’s how I had an ultrasound consultation and got the surgery as recommended.
I had muscle tying too, and I had liposuction and muscle reduction all done, but my recovery was really fast. Can you see that on day 7 there wasn’t much bruising or swelling?
Looking at the day 30 photo too, doesn’t my facial line look more refined? I think it’s the best thing I’ve done recently. I’m so happy with it