Review after AID contour surgery, reborn

When I first got fillers, I clearly thought the line looked good and pretty, but at some point I started not liking it again More than any other area, the feeling that my jaw looked especially wide kept bothering me. In the end, I decided to dissolve the filler and get contour surgery, so I started urgently visiting clinics in person. When I was looking into clinics, I paid more attention to actual review photos than promotional posts, and one place caught my eye because it had photos showing changes similar to the face shape I wanted Among the many reviews, there was one patient whose surgery result was exactly the feeling I wanted, but since I didn't know whether the name was real or a pseudonym, I couldn't mention it directly. Still, I thought that if I went for a consultation, I should say I wanted to be refined naturally like in that person's photo. After the consultation, they explained everything without difficult terms, so it was easy to understand how the contour surgery would be performed and which parts of my face would be worth adjusting. They explained things so easily that I even had the useless thought that they would have been good at this even if they had worked in consulting rather than as a doctor After that, I finished the consultation and even set a surgery date. I tend to have asymmetry across my face overall, so I was worried about that too, but instead of forcing both sides to match exactly, they explained that the goal was to balance things in a way that wouldn't look awkward on my current face. I had two contour procedures, cheekbone and V-line, and they also dissolved the chin filler I had previously gotten. I guess I'm not sure whether dissolving the filler should be included as part of the surgery Right after contour surgery, the final line wasn't visible because of the swelling, but as time passed, I could see the previously wide and flat-looking face shape gradually becoming more refined. Of course, it didn't shrink to the size of a CD case But even in photos taken from far away, my facial line looks less spread out than before, so I'm satisfied. I'm still recovering, so some minor swelling remains, but so far overall it's been fine. I haven't had any especially uncomfortable symptoms, and as the swelling goes down, my face shape seems to be becoming more natural, so I'm going to keep watching for a little longer.