I completely changed my face shape with 2 contouring procedures, and it was seriously a godsend

I don’t really have much facial fat; if anything, I don’t have much fat at all, so my bone structure stands out. But aside from the lack of fat, my cheekbones and jaw were so developed that long hair, tied-up hair, short hair— The catch was that no hairstyle suited me -_-;; My midface is also a bit on the long side, so I sometimes looked a little horse-faced.. I always had this thirst to improve my face shape, but I had never even thought, “I should change this with surgery!” I don’t know whether YouTube sensed how desperate I was or what But like it knew by magic, before-and-after shorts for facial contouring surgery started showing up in my algorithm. So I got really sucked in and spent a while only looking up reviews~ Then I found out there were so many people similar to me. It was funny how almost all of them had concerns that were so similar, like they had been copied and pasted.. I felt a sense of camaraderie too, and started thinking, ah, maybe I could look better if I did this too~ But facial contouring really isn’t easy. It’s kind of a plastic surgery that’s hard to approach with a simple mindset like, “I’m going to become pretty!”..? There’s surprisingly a lot to study and a lot to know, so the initial hurdle is pretty high I also looked up this and that until my head felt like it was going to explode, and I briefly thought, should I just not do it..? But then I didn’t want to keep living with this face either So I thought, okay well.. this is my face for life, and I’m touching bone, so I should research properly before doing it I got myself together, searched online, went to consultations, found information, studied, and eventually I had 2 types of facial contouring surgery and finished recovery well too As people say, recovery is 90% of contouring, so the early period after surgery is, well.. as many people mention in other reviews, on the tougher side. But this is also one of those eternal truths: it differs by person and by case. For me, the swelling went down a bit faster than I expected. (Not generalizing~) Until stitch removal, you should think of it as fighting swelling every day When you see your face so puffed up that it feels like it might burst, you get a reality check.. Of course, in my case, the speed differed slightly depending on which area the swelling was going down in, so every day when I looked in the mirror, I was surprised like, huh? Today.. huh? Yesterday.. Especially when I could visibly see the cheekbone width getting shorter, it felt so thrilling