If you get facial contouring, at least 90% will have cheek sagging.

I was also planning to get facial contouring surgery, had even set a surgery date, then canceled it 5 times, and after thinking it over, I decided not to do it. The surgery date was just 2 weeks away, and if I had really gone through with it, it gives me chills and scares me so much.... Honestly, I was in such a hurry that I couldn’t see anything else and was obsessed only with the thought of getting plastic surgery, but even though I knew it would sag, I was going to accept that and do it. I thought sagging with age is inevitable anyway, and that it would depend on how I managed it. But for almost a year, I watched people around me who had facial contouring, or people who had it on broadcasts, AfreecaTV BJs, and all kinds of plastic surgery content. Because I was interested in facial contouring too.. But looking at the results, there wasn’t anyone who hadn’t had lifting at least once, and in all of them, you can typically see the cheekbone-area flesh has come down toward the middle of the face. Well, that isn’t severe sagging and it isn’t that bad, but in any case, sagging is still sagging, so you could say it sagged because of the contouring.. What was even more shocking was that among the people who had facial contouring, there was someone who looked fine until just 2 months ago, but now they had a double chin. I was so shocked. That image was so shocking it even appeared in my dream that night. Anyway, whether it’s a hospital that is good at facial contouring or not, sagging seems to be a characteristic of the surgery. If you still need it, then it’s right to do it, but if not, I think it would be better not to.