Fat grafting (cheeks, nasolabial folds), day 11 (photos removed…

My face was always very thin, and I didn’t have much volume in the front cheekbones, so my face looked flat. On top of that, I’m getting orthodontic treatment these days, and my cheeks became even more hollow, so I really looked pitiful. People around me say they envy me for being thin, but only people who have been thin know that pain. No matter how much I eat, the weight doesn’t go to my face, and I’m not really the type to gain much on my body either. When I take off my makeup and stay home, I look completely transformed and haggard. After thinking about it a lot, I got help from someone in a community who had posted a review (being pretty is the best^^;;), and had it done at ㅂㄸㅇ. Since my face is naturally very thin, I thought it would be extremely obvious if it became too plump, so I repeatedly asked the doctor to make it subtle, subtle. It’s day 11 now, and it looks fairly natural, but the front cheek area still shows quite a bit... like I’m holding candy in my mouth -_-;; I didn’t want the youthful style like other people (full, cute cheeks). I just wanted to improve the hollow sunken cheeks from my original face, add a bit of volume to the flat front cheek area (near the cheekbones), and improve the nasolabial folds... that’s what I wanted. Well, for now, I’m fairly satisfied. I hope a little more goes down. Since fat was added to the front cheek area (right next to the nasolabial folds), my side profile looks really cute, but from the front it’s a bit... -_-;;;;; To put it harshly, kind of like a bulldog... When I went to get the stitches removed from my thigh and had a consultation, the doctor said that area tends to stay swollen the longest, so I should wait a bit more. After a little time, I can see it slowly going down, but I don’t know whether this is swelling going down or the fat disappearing -_-;;; seriously... Anyway, I had planned from the beginning to do a second round, so I’ve thought a million times that I’m glad I did it.. I have a bit of a retruded chin, but my face is long, so I didn’t do the chin because I was worried my face would look extremely long if I did. Since my teeth will move inward a lot after orthodontic treatment, I’m thinking about maybe doing my chin after looking at my face then. The very top photo was taken the evening right before surgery. The middle photo was taken at home in the afternoon after surgery.. I had the surgery around 12 o’clock. And the bottom photo was taken right after surgery in the clinic recovery room, after using an ice pack and changing clothes. In the recovery room, the swelling looked pretty severe, but when I got home, the worst of it had somehow gone down.. I didn’t do ice compresses, and I had bought pumpkin juice too, but I barely drank it; when I remembered, I would drink two at a time.. The swelling was pretty bad until day 7, especially the front cheeks. Now it’s day 11, so it’s almost been 2 weeks, and I think most of it will go down after 2 weeks. My older friend and younger sibling who know about my surgery say I did well to get it done. Before, because my face was thin, no matter what I said I looked rude, but now that my face is plump, even if I speak rudely, they say it’s cute -_-;;; I’ll post another update later. I’m taking the photos down today.