BeforeBeforeBeforeAfterAfterAfterAbout 2 years ago, I had cheekbone facial contouring surgery at another hospital. But people who have had facial contouring will know, you keep being careful with your face and it really makes you worry a lot, right? They said that if I later got into a major accident or had to have surgery on my face, the pins remaining in my face could make the process more complicated or add extra costs I also heard somewhere that it’s usually most ideal to remove pins between 1 and 2 years, so I searched very strictly for hospitals where surgery was possible.
Honestly, at first I got a consultation at The Standard of Contouring, and just in case, I went to the hospital where I had my facial contouring surgery to get a consultation for pin removal. Even though it was the hospital where I had the surgery, they recommended additional procedures,, extra costs depending on the director,,, you know that feeling of your soul being drained in real time,,? In contrast, The Standard of Contouring has one director, and when I asked about additional procedures, they instead told me to just lose weight.. I received realistic advice too…(my heart hurt) The price was also exactly as written, with VAT added to the current event price, without any exaggeration at all. Thanks to that, I proceeded with surgery with certainty.
The surgery itself seemed to take about an hour, and the swelling and pain felt about one-third of when I had contouring done. (This is my personal feeling!) So I thought, oh~ this is easy~ and tried to get up and leave, but they told me to rest a little longer, so I went to the hospital by 10 and came out around 2-3. It was only pin removal, but they kindly gave me that thing, what is it, the ice-pack wrap they give after facial contouring to reduce swelling. I wore it consistently for a few days, and the swelling went down fast~~ so nice~~
On day 1, there was no swelling, so I felt relieved, but until days 2-3 my face became completely taut like a balloon, so I thought.. oh no.. it’s going to burst.. but what do you know~ they said it’s normally the puffiest around then~!! I kept taking antibiotics and often gargled with the prescribed mouth rinse, and the swelling gradually went down. By the time I went to get the stitches removed on day 7, I had just returned to my own not-so-pretty face. However, now it has been almost 2 weeks, and there is still a little bruising from the surgery! If I cover it with makeup or wear a mask, it disappears completely, so there’s no problem with daily life.
I’m a company slave, so I had no choice but to go to work.. I scheduled the surgery for Friday morning, took Friday and Monday off, and went to work from Tuesday wearing a mask. Unless I mentioned it myself, nobody knew I had surgery. If anyone is planning surgery, please take note (but you’ll need to eat alone for a while, lie and say you’re dieting).
Everyone, if you’re considering pin removal, don’t worry and do it! hehe
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