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I agree. Still very pretty either way.

 

I was about to say...that's a bit much lol

 

Oh, and thank you ottomotto. That post is insightful and helpful to everyone.

 

Forgot to add, my surgeon did a cheeklift in combination with the zygoma reduction to prevent sagging. LIES.

 

Also...doesn't subperiosteal midface lift cause problems? I feel when I lift my skin up from my temples it looks slightly better

 

Who really knows the truth. I think it's a bit of everything. I think surgeons really need to stop being so overly confident and pretend they're skilled when they don't have enough experience. Some people are just not candidate for this type of surgery-- zygoma is just a bad idea bc you need that volume and contour and to frame the eyes. I look like a turtle without my cheekbones.

I'm trying to stay away for implants due to the complications involved.
There is another method using inter positional bone graft from either the hip bone or skull. However, I wonder if taking bone from the hip distorts that area? I don't know but it's worth a try. Such a nightmare...‍♀️

 

Maybe in wrong but I feel the most skilled and famous surgeons tend to operate on celebrities/models or already very attractive people who just need a little tweaks here and there. Sometimes more surgeons are working on a patient's face if it's for television. ‍♀️

 

Who is that? She's stunning

 

This surgery causes looseness regardless of your age--bc you're reducing support. If the malar area has been reduced it will sag or just doesn't look right. Maybe it works for people who have HUGE cheekbones? But then, I would think sagging might still happen? Who knows what to believe anymore. I look at my before photos and don't know why the hell I was so dysphoric about. Every surgeon I consulted for revision mentioned that I was beautiful and can't understand why I did this. I was just too blind and brainwashed by all the photoshopped photos--now my face is elongated and narrow. I lost my once sculpted face. The eye area looks so odd without the volume of the zygoma. My define jawline and contour is now gone. One surgery cost me my life and a promising future.

 

Sigh. I was perfectly fine and now I have to deal with this mess...I hardly leave my house unless I have a surgical mask on. These Korean surgeons, I feel have no ethics or morals. Pure businessmen.

 

How is your friend now? I hope he's feeling and doing better. Judging from her Ct scan, I think he'll be able to fix

 

The truth is really coming out about this place. Only way for any clinic to change their ways is expose their character and lack of integrity. Thank you to those who are sharing and speaking out. As long as everything is truthful, you have nothing to worry about. Bunch of degenerates.

 

Thank you for the link Sarah. You just saved me from making another mistake.

 

Thank you for sharing your story. I was looking into revision and this clinic was on my list but I definitely won't be consulting with them after reading your friends experience. God bless him and I hope he know this can be fixed.

 

Has anyone heard of yak plastic surgery?

 

i was wondering if it possible to push the zygoma arch back out? I'm trying to find a way to bring some width back to the upper face. Or is this completely unrealistic?

 

In apologize if this has been repeated--I was wondering if anyone here reading this can recommend a place for skilled threadlifting and fat grafting?

 

You have to be careful. Sagging from aging is different from loose skin from facial bone contouring. Usually younger skin is firmer and surgeons tend to be hesitate to operate on a younger patient. More risk

 

I swear to god some people are not meant or born to be surgeons...

If you're going to make money then do it ethically and turn people away from making a mistake. So many lives and future are destroyed.

 

This is her before.


https://www.realself.com//question/botox-after-juvederms-lines-mouth?deeplink=deeplink/q_and_a/167852&utm%5Fsource=iOSApp&utm%5Fmedium=share&utm%5Fcampaign=app-sharing



I'm sorry but she definitely doesn't look "better" in the after. It looks like she aged 10 years

 

I saw her before photo...she def didn't need it. However, like her, I was too blind to see the truth of this surgery until I went through it. All this time, I've already had something good but was to brainwashed to see it.

 

I've been doing some research and found another girl on realself who also experience facial sagging after zygoma reduction. You can see her before and after photos on her post. Just click on her profile and look at her questions posted.



https://www.realself.com//question/new-york-new-york-43-yrs-young-facelift?deeplink=deeplink/q_and_a/7015310&utm_source=iOSApp&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=app-sharing

 

Hello. Does anyone have any suggestions where a good place for threadlift and fat grafting is? It can be in Asia or the United States. Thanks in advance.

 

The only way to punish them is to expose them

 

I can't believe they said "cheekbone would be ideal for you"...

I'm not surprised considering they allegedly botched a girl from China. Like missorange, this girl didn't even have prominent cheekbone or jaw--somehow she went through with the surgery and ended up with screws and plates that caused her discomfort, pain and clicking noises. I believe she ended up going to a reconstruction surgeon who had to do a coronal incision across her head in order to reposition her zygoma. You can read her story on soyoung.com

If your going to get plastic surgery, you better have a lawyer just in case. Document everything and record the consult