It’s been 10 years since I had facial contouring

Ever since I was young, my very square jaw was such a huge source of stress, and my cheekbones were also really big, so it was seriously so, so, so, so stressful. So I felt like if I didn’t do this, I’d struggle with it for the rest of my life, so I went straight in for a consultation and had the surgery right away. It was 10 years ago, so I don’t really remember, but I was extremely satisfied with the result. If I had still had my jaw and cheekbones up until now, I think I would have constantly wondered whether I should even exist in this world. I used to think, please, I just want to wear turtlenecks, and now I can wear turtlenecks, yeah. I wear them often. For the surgery, they shaved down the angle of my jaw, thinly sliced off some bone, cut out muscle, and cut the cheekbones and moved them inward to fix them in place. My cheekbones were so large to begin with that there is remaining bone in front of my ears, so it bulges there. The surgery was done through the inside of my mouth, so my tongue can’t sweep along my gums... I guess they stitched it too deeply. After the surgery, when I chew something, as in a masticatory movement, I get tired. I live forgetting I had surgery, then I remember when I go to the dentist and get an X-ray. But I don’t have a dramatic jawline or prettiness like other people When I see photos of people who became noticeably prettier from facial contouring, it’s fascinating. Maybe it’s because my face was originally so wide from side to side.. I already had severe asymmetry before, and even though I had surgery, it didn’t become symmetrical. I think that’s because the bones are symmetrical, but it’s due to my face haha Cheekbone-related facial sagging? I’m not sure. Anyway, after getting rid of something so major, I became an ordinary person, so I’m extremely happy. The end.