This is a male cheekbone surgery review
My forehead width and temples have always been narrow, so my cheekbones looked prominent, and I had been considering surgery. After deciding to have surgery and looking into hospitals, I found cases similar to mine, and there were things that matched what I had been thinking, so after reading reviews I came to know about one facial contouring clinic.
I made a reservation and went to the hospital for a consultation, and Dr. Oh Jung-seok, the nurses, and the staff were all kind. It was nice that they checked my progress and asked about various discomforts or questions I might have.
I had one type of cheekbone surgery. Now that I’m at week 2, the cheekbone area has definitely gone inward compared with before surgery, but since there is still swelling left, I think I need to watch the progress a little longer. Still, even taking the swelling into account, I can feel that it has gone in, so my satisfaction is pretty high.
As for the recovery process, I had pain at the surgical site from immediately after cheekbone surgery until day 2, but after that the major swelling went down quickly and there wasn’t much bleeding, so it didn’t interfere much with daily life! For meals, from after surgery to week 1 I ate porridge with almost no solid pieces. During weeks 1-2, even if there were pieces, I mainly ate foods that were as soft as possible (porridge with egg mixed in, dumplings) Personally, for aftercare, when there was major swelling early on I applied cold compresses frequently, walked for about 2 hours once every 3-4 days, and after day 7 I used warm compresses. I also went to the hospital to have the stitches removed and received care, and for now the scars are hidden by my hair so they don’t show, which really puts my mind at ease
This review is a surgical review pursuing a natural look.