I had facial contouring x3 two years ago. I think the cost was 8 million or 9 million won. Because it wasn't a large hospital, the structure was such that they could pay close attention to each patient. I stayed in the hospital for one day, and although I'm not sure whether she was an RN, there was one very sharp staff member who seemed likely to be an RN and kindly cared for me all night. Honestly, my biggest worry was skin sagging. Leaving aesthetics aside, the first concern was of course functional side effects. Fortunately, I have had absolutely no functional side effects. I can eat chewy foods well, and when I laugh or talk, my mouth moves just like before, so daily life is basically unchanged from before the surgery. But since bone was shaved, skin sagging was unavoidable. If any acquaintance of mine said they were getting contour surgery, I would absolutely try to stop them. Also, maybe because the masseter reduction was significant, the side cheek area is hollowed out, but I guess that's something I have to accept too. In conclusion, contour surgery is something where you naturally have to accept skin sagging, and that is not even a side effect but a natural phenomenon, and after surgery at Paradia Plastic Surgery, there are still no functional side effects.
Addendum - Six months after writing this, it has now been two and a half years since surgery, and the area beside my right ear near the pin in the right cheekbone sometimes feels stiff and uncomfortable, and depending on my condition the left nasolabial area is a little slow... as expected, bones should be left alone.