When a square jaw is very noticeable, it shows more when you tie your hair up, but my square jaw was the kind where my face actually looked slimmer when I tied my hair up.
But my chin tip was on the flat side, so I thought that if that area were just a bit pointier, I might look more mature and my facial line would stand out better.
Since I was going to get InMode anyway, about two months ago I ended up getting chin-tip filler. Honestly, it didn’t suit my face. Fundamentally, the width of my chin was the same, but adding something there and making it protrude into a point just made my face look bigger and my features look more cramped... haha, so annoying.
I got it hoping people around me would notice and say, “Oh? You look a bit prettier,” but there was none of that, and my mom said my face looked longer again... Anyway, the result wasn’t what I had expected.
I spent so much time for over a month taking photos, looking in the mirror, and worrying about it lol. Anyway, I felt like I really had to dissolve this to survive, so I went to get it dissolved.
It didn’t dissolve all at once either, so I even worried, what if it stays the same even after 10 times? I had the second dissolving done at another clinic, and the bruising is insane, but I’m happy because I feel like my chin length is back to normal.
If you originally live hearing that you’re moderately pretty, I really think it’s best to just live as you are... haha. After getting chin-tip filler, I looked at my old selfies and thought, why was I so pretty?
Having the thought that I wanted my past face back really made me feel like an idiot who paid money to become uglier.
It’s nice if you become prettier after getting something done, but that creates its own problem too, because then you start wanting to keep doing other things.
Anyway, that was my review.
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