First, the first three types of contouring were performed in Gangnam about 8 years ago at a private hospital that had opened less than a year ago.
At that time, it was a hospital that was promoting the hospital with the title of a hospital specializing in contouring (nowadays it seems to be quite famous for contouring?), and
through an external director I knew, I set a surgery date and had the surgery. (Cheekbone + square jaw + front chin)
The result was a disaster. As for the results, nothing changed.
As for the significant changes, only the square jaw was reduced to look like a dog's jaw, the cheekbones didn't change at all, and
the front chin was slightly changed to a v-line, so in fact, everyone was like, "It's contoured, right?" Or, “I lost my money,” etc. I thought I should never do that at that hospital.
At that time, the hospital said it was because of swelling, so they continued to do eye and nose lifting, facial liposuction, and fat grafting,
saying it was due to insufficient volume, but in the end, all of them failed.
To return to the main topic, eventually, as time passed, around the winter of last year, I had a consultation for my cheekbones at the dental hospital I had been going to for several years. I heard that there would be changes, so I
really wanted to do it, so I scheduled a surgery date and had the surgery.
Above all, it was a dental hospital that I had been going to for a long time. I tried it with the thought that I should not go to a
plastic surgeon anymore but to someone who specializes in oral surgery and even has a doctorate to get it done
properly. Of course, I was worried, so I went to several hospitals for consultations right before the surgery.Even in other hospitals, the existing contour was not done and it seems like a wrong surgical method. At this level, it's just shaving and it's embarrassing to even call it facial contouring.
I went so far as to say that. And on the same day as the surgery, I had surgery at the previous hospital, and when I woke up from the anesthesia, I touched my face, which was quite swollen, and I
could feel the gourd-like side cheekbones going inside. I thought it would change.
As soon as the anesthesia was gone, I took a CT scan on the day after the surgery, and it showed what it was like before the surgery and how it changed after the surgery.
It was like this before, but when I started the surgery, there were more problems than I thought, so I organized them like this and reflected the parts I wanted as much as possible.
As he said, it was the first time something like this had happened. After undergoing dozens of different types of plastic surgery over the past 9 years , this was the first time I had a doctor who reassured me by telling me that there would be
changes like this on the day of the surgery
and that it would be like this and that, and confirmed it right away on the same day. It was truly a moment where we broke away from existing trust and built an additional layer of trust.
Anyway, I came home like that, and after a month, I was able to notice that the swelling in my cheekbones had decreased a lot starting in the second month, and my side cheekbones were smooth. Now that it's been 3 months, there will still be some minor swelling on my face, as well as some major swelling that hasn't gone away, but all my friends who see me say things like, "You've finally succeeded in contouring," and "Your image looks completely different since you had revision surgery on your cheekbones." I was happy that even my friends who used to say things I didn't want to hear recognized me, and I was able to get rid of the boring "I'm a failure" comment.
You may be thinking a lot as you read this, but I have seen people around me who have over 50 people in large hospitals, medium and small, even if they don't have good friends, and I have seen failed friends and close friends and successful friends, but objectively, this time I am a clown. I had a successful reoperation, and many reoperations are done at plastic surgery clinics, but I think it's good to have it done at a dental hospital from a different perspective once in a while. First of all, there are professional medical staff, and the director of this hospital is an orthognathic specialist. He never recommends surgeries that do more harm than good, and he tells me if his style doesn't suit me. The same goes for the manager who resides in the hospital. This is a solid review of the treatment and surgery I received in a very comfortable atmosphere, and it was all with my own money, without any support whatsoever. I am so satisfied that I plan to have revision surgery on my front chin at this hospital next month. Anyway, thank you for reading this long post and I hope it helps!
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