 Hello, I am a person in my mid-to-late 30s who has undergone cheekbone surgery and is living a new life. I had a
one-month progress check-up appointment scheduled for last Saturday, but
I kept putting it off due to appointments that came up every day. I ended up going yesterday.
Why is there no time when it has not been long since the surgery? I was worried that it wouldn't go away like this and when the swelling would go away.
Actually, the swelling wasn't that bad,
so I wasn't that worried, but I just wanted to put on makeup and look prettier quickly haha.
So I walked a lot and ate less on purpose. It would be good if I lost weight now. ^
Before I knew it, a month had passed and everyone I saw for the first time in a long time told me why I had become so younger
, how I had become prettier, and how I had lost weight. I almost cried. I finally got rid of the complex I had had my entire life. Maybe it was
because of the clowns, but I had the impression that I looked older than my age. It
was a slightly masculine face shape, and there were some facial lines that weren't soft and looked strong. But
now, I've been told a lot that I've become more feminine, and I
've been intentionally wearing them more... I never had to tie them up. I also wear my hair up and tie it up haha...
I'll stop talking about myself and tell you the review I got from seeing the director! Haha
♥ One month progress
Yesterday, I visited the hospital for a one-month progress check after the soft cheekbone surgery.
Before surgery, on the day of surgery, and on the day after surgery when the stitches were removed, I was greeted by friendly staff every time I went.
The director came first to check my condition and used
a laser called Hydroveil that emits hydrogen gas. I went into the barrel and did something to breathe. I deliberately wrote down the name of the machine, but I
don't remember the exact details. I heard it clearly explained , and it was an amazing thing that
expels toxins and wastes. After
doing the laser for about 20 minutes, I came out and met the director right away . The director used both hands to clean the cheekbones. I kept pressing it and looking at it and watching it cook.
I was a little nervous because it had been a while, but the director smiled and
said that I felt a slight crunch when I opened my mouth, and he told me not to worry because the bones were holding together well and there was no problem.
In the future, I need to take good care of the very hard things as much as possible. He told me to chew slowly and
to be careful about opening my mouth wide at once. He told me to practice opening my mouth slowly! Haha.
In addition to talking about my cheekbones, I also talked about various things with the director. Haha. The
three photos are recent photos taken within a week, and
the last photo is embarrassing. This is a pre-surgery photo that I posted a while ago. If
you have any questions or want to share information, please send me a message~!
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