<3 months after surgery (I searched for a lookalike using Bongbong and was frustrated when it came out as Jo Se-ho...)>I had the surgery on July 25, 2019, so it's already been 6 months. I entered that as the title because it was the part I felt the most about.
In my case, the reason I decided to have contour surgery was to improve my image. Does your face feel like it has thick lines? And the older I get, the more I feel that my eyes, nose, and mouth are big and I am quite opinionated, so I don't look good.
As I live in society, I keep feeling like a victim...
So, as a fat burner, I mainly got information from Sungyesa and had the surgery in the summer. They say winter is better, but I wanted to do it in the off-season. The things I was most worried about were things like ghost doctors (?), surrogate surgery, and safety, so I made a decision based on my own standards, and now that I'm recovering well, I can limit what I eat. I eat without it and yawn all the time (I just wrap it in a big lettuce wrap, so I eat meat and drink without it being noticeable at all). I
read a lot of articles on Seongyesa and got a lot of information, so I'm posting pictures and writing in hopes that it will help me too.
I had the surgery from the beginning with the goal of improving my image, and I am really satisfied these days. I don't feel intimidated when I go to restaurants or other places or meet strangers, and I feel like people treat me more kindly than before (I don't know if I'm the only one who feels this), so I'm satisfied with the surgery.
***Here are a few tips***
Get dental treatment before surgery (I knew about this, but I regret not doing it.) They say
to take a lot of walks after surgery, but in my case, it was very painful at first, so I had to go for 3-4 hours for a week. I took a bunch of Tylenol and just slept on the massage chair for a long time. They say that to quickly reduce swelling, it is good to improve blood circulation by taking a foot bath or walking
. I hope you like it
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