7-month review from someone who got contouring first while preparing to become a flight attendant

Because I had so many opportunities to take photos while preparing to become a flight attendant, I was really stressed about my face shape In particular, I had a mix of cheekbones that stuck out to the side, a square jaw, and a short, blunt chin, so whether from the front or side, my face looked wide and angular, which was stressful. Since this is a job where you cannot help but care about your appearance, I naturally became interested in procedures first, but procedures alone did not give me the look I wanted. Personally, I wanted more of an actress-type face than an idol-type face, so I decided on Cookie, which had the most cases like the result I wanted, plus a director with over 20 years of experience and a hospital that has been in one place for a long time. After consultation with Director Jeong Seong-mo, I had cheekbone reduction + square jaw + chin osteotomy and advancement as 3-type contouring surgery. On day 2 after surgery, swelling was at its peak and my whole face looked very puffy, but I could still feel that the cheekbone area that had been sticking out to the side looked less prominent than before. My chin still had a lot of swelling, so I could not really tell. At 1 week, as the swelling went down a bit, the reduced cheekbone width was visible even from the front, and the angle of the square jaw felt softer than before. I also found it amazing that the chin looked slightly more projected than before Since there was still a lot of swelling, I just waited hard at that point. At 1 month, my face shape clearly looked different. Before, the cheekbones spread out to the sides and the jaw angle was sharply defined, so the outer contour of the face looked angular overall, but at this point the line from cheekbones to square jaw to chin felt much more smoothly connected. Especially because I had both chin osteotomy and advancement, the chin did not look too short from the front, and from the side it seemed to project forward appropriately, so the balance of the face improved. From 3 months onward, most of the swelling had gone down, so when taking photos I could really feel how much my face shape had changed. Compared with before, the cheekbone projection was reduced, the square jaw angle was refined, and the chin advanced, so overall the face width became narrower and the length felt naturally balanced. Comparing 6 to 7 months, I think it became the closest to the face shape I wanted. Especially rather than just creating a V-line, reducing the side width of the cheekbones and square jaw while also shaping the chin made the whole outer contour look much more polished, which I am very satisfied with. It helped a lot with my flight attendant profile photos, and in the end, thanks to that, my interview results were good too! In the early stage after surgery, I worried a lot whether my chin was too short in the front and whether it had been overdone without any angle near the ear, but as time passed and the facial line settled, I realized I had been worrying for nothing. There is no nonunion, and I still chew beef well now