hello!
On June 14th, I received cheekbones, square jaw, and front chin at Contour Clinic, and went to the hospital for the second week to have stitches removed and a progress report!
I did a lot of things haha.
I was worried because there were a lot of people saying it was painful when pulling out the stitches... It is true that pulling out stitches hurts!!!
But I was touched by how you did it without hurting me… !
I also received cryocell treatment that cools my skin!
If you have surgery, you won't be able to take care of dead skin cells for a few days. That's why my face got so hot, but I was glad that the swelling went down and the fever went down. Skin care is the hardest…
In the beginning, each hospital seemed to have similar management, but I really liked the care they took!
Also, they say they offer unlimited swelling care, so I try to go often.
In my case, my cheekbones are asymmetrical and my lower jaw is on the small side, but when I look at it from the front, it looks wide,
so I wish there was less of that area! I wanted to achieve a frontal effect through the overall line and cortical osteotomy while leaving the angle below the ear!!
I took the Citi and looked at the results, and it made me realize that I really had surgery.
Have you seen with your own eyes that the bones have changed?
(I took pictures and kept looking at them at home. I felt the wonder of plastic surgery... wow...)
I also asked a bunch of questions and concerns, and they always answered kindly, so I was able to relieve the worries that had built up each time. Haha.
In the early stages of recovery, I was worried about surgery. There must be a lot of people like this, but I think I realized that I need to go to a one-person hospital that provides good aftercare like this...
Even if I have to undergo other plastic surgery in the future, I plan to go to this hospital. Good communication!
Anyway, the swelling has gone down to this extent in two weeks, so I hope it gets better in a month, so I'll call it a day.
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