Review of 2-type facial contouring surgery (mini V-line/cheekbones), before surgery to 6 months

Before<surgery before 1>Before<surgery before 2>After<after surgery~7 days>After<after surgery~7 days>After<after surgery 7 days-1 month>After<after surgery 1 month-2 months>After<after surgery 2 months-4 months>After<after surgery 2 months-4 months>After<after surgery 4 months-6 months>After<after surgery 4 months-6 months>I thought facial contouring surgery was a major surgery and was scared, so I had never considered it. My bones were not extremely developed, but I was stressed because I didn’t photograph well, and I was envious of a smooth face shape that looked like it had been edited with an app. After a lot of thought, I went for a consultation, and because of the director’s confidence and honesty, I felt almost captivated and booked the surgery right away. I wanted to do square jaw too as a 3-type procedure, but the director discouraged it, so I only proceeded with 2 types (cheekbones/mini V-line). Sometimes I wonder, what if I had done the square jaw too? But I also think I did well to proceed with only 2 types without getting too greedy. . First, on the first day of surgery, rather than pain, I lost sleep because of throat discomfort from sleep anesthesia. On the second and third days, my facial swelling was at its peak like Anpanman, and I lived as carefully as possible in case I accidentally touched something while sleeping. Actually, the most uncomfortable part after surgery was eating... Until week 2, I mostly ate porridge or liquid foods, and that was the hardest. After one month, I could eat most foods if I cut them small, and from then on I was really happy! At 2 months after surgery, I had a very important event, and even then there was still quite a lot of swelling coming down toward my cheeks, so I explained it away by saying I was swollen from a procedure, but no one noticed that I had facial contouring surgery. (And at the time I didn’t notice, but now that I look at photos from then, there was quite a bit of swelling.) . Around 4 months, as a lot of the swelling went down, the doubts I had about what had changed after surgery disappeared because I could feel the difference every time I took photos. I was worried about sagging under the chin, and it was there at first, but it gradually disappeared. Rather, around that time I ate so well that I gained weight... Then exactly after 6 months, I could eat most hard foods without even thinking about it, and I’m living normally now. Maybe because my bones were not extremely developed, my face subtly became softer and my chin also became shorter. No one knows except my family, so I think it is a surgery that can make you prettier very discreetly while also resolving your own complex. I organized and attached the change process after surgery by date.