A real facial-contouring review for people who are very afraid of contouring surgery

I had cheekbone contouring surgery exactly one year and three months ago. Honestly, my facial features weren’t bad—I was even often told I was pretty. So although my cheekbones bothered me, I wondered whether I really needed surgery and feared complications, and I put it off for five years. People around me all tried to stop me, saying I would go from having a distinctive face to an ordinary one, or that I could die. I was scared and couldn’t do it. I thought my nose looked blunt and made my face look wider from the side, so I raised my nose, but I just became a woman with a wide face and a nose job. Then I lost more weight and became skin and bone, and when I saw that losing more weight only made my cheeks hollow without reducing my facial width, I immediately decided on surgery. I went through an acquaintance’s recommendation, didn’t shop around at all, paid in full, and had the surgery three days later. I didn’t need details about the procedure—I figured they would handle it well—and I’m simply extremely satisfied. My already prominent features combined with an oval face, making them look much more defined and refined. Most of all, I look younger. People say that shaving bone causes sagging, but when the benefit is this great, the degree of sagging is barely visible. If you don’t want surgery because sagging is inevitable, but are considering things like massage, spend that time going to a hospital while you’re still a year younger. My hospital said they used techniques to minimize sagging, but I was too captivated by my reflection to listen carefully, so I don’t remember exactly what they said. The amazing thing is that although I had my cheekbones reduced, people around me thought I had become much prettier without knowing what I had done. They just asked whether I had lost weight. Even my parents think I merely lost weight; they still don’t know, lol. If you go somewhere that is truly skilled, you can get natural-looking results. I’m writing this because it’s unfortunate that people only see overly pessimistic posts about facial contouring and think negatively about it. In short: I regret the years I lived before facial contouring. If you ask me for the hospital information, I’ll tell you. They have fixed pricing, so don’t ask them to discount it. If you’re a broker, may your whole family line perish, lol. I simply loved this surgery and enjoy sharing stories about it. It’s a hospital that runs mainly on referrals and doesn’t advertise grandly.