I was often told that hats or glasses didn’t really suit me, and that my strong facial features and angular face shape made my impression look intense. So around my mid-20s, I started seriously considering facial contouring surgery, and after consultations at several clinics, I decided to have one-type cheekbone reduction surgery at a facial contouring clinic.
First of all, all the staff members were very kind! From making the appointment and checking in to leaving after the follow-up check, I was able to visit the clinic with peace of mind.
It has been over a year since the surgery, and I was satisfied because a lot of the swelling had gone down and I could see the cheekbone reduction effect. I had a fairly large amount reduced, but I didn’t want it to look obvious that I had surgery. I only told one acquaintance around me that I had surgery, and aside from that person, no one noticed that I had surgery; instead, I heard that my face just seemed to look better.
Since facial contouring surgery is a major surgery, I think it would be good to thoroughly research clinics, receive many consultations, and then decide on surgery. In that sense, I think this clinic was a good choice.