Forehead Fat Grafting Review

I’ll tell you about my review after getting fat grafting on my forehead about 2 years ago because I didn’t like my forehead. First of all, I had monolids and almost no strength to open my eyes, so I was opening them using my forehead, but I didn’t know that. After the fat grafting, I even got Botox there, so after the procedure I really couldn’t open my eyes, my face was tight and swollen, and I felt like I wanted to die. So I regret it, thinking I should have just lived with my forehead not being convex. Honestly, for almost a year after doing it, it was so hard. And if you open your eyes with your forehead, unless you get double eyelid surgery, you’ll keep using your forehead muscles after fat grafting, so the fat will disappear unevenly and become bumpy. I got Botox to prevent that, but even so, the fat is not distributed evenly. And more than anything, if you only do the first round, you can think of it as almost all going away, as if you didn’t do it. So people do up to a second round, but for me, after doing it, it was hard enough to feel like dying. Rather than becoming prettier, my face was so swollen, my eyes swelled to the point they were almost closed, and I couldn’t open them, so it was too hard and I didn’t do it. So you really need to know exactly what part of yourself you’re concerned about. I realized you have to know for sure whether the procedure you want to do suits your face before doing it. Don’t just jump in blindly because you want to become prettier. Think it over slowly, look into it, keep searching again and again, and only after that make a decision, so you won’t regret it and will feel like you did well!! I’ll wrap up here. With forehead fat grafting, the swelling gradually moves down from the forehead, and you’ll probably bruise too. The important thing is that you really have to manage the swelling very well. I didn’t manage my swelling well, so I suffered for almost a year