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I had frozen fat transfer to the undereyes. I didn't really notice a difference from when I had it done fresh. 

Thank you so much, @kino. That answer is impressive. Who would you choose between EverM and Zeah? Zeah it's slightly cheaper.

I need help deciding between EverM and Face Design. They are the only two clinics I'm currently considering for double jaw,v-line and genioplasty. I really really liked EverM because the surgeon there has a very fine eye, and the clinic is big and spotless. The surgeon mentioned a lot of details that other clinics didn't.

But I just consulted at Face Design yesterday and the surgeon also has a very precise eye, I feel like more aesthetically oriented, and places q lot of emphasis on soft tissue. He recommended me chin and cheek lipo, and he understands Western beauty standards (all other nine surgeons I consulted thought my chin was provided, but he understood we like a strong chin in the West). The Face Design surgeon is a dentist and a plastic surgeon, whilst most maxillofacials, including the EverM one, are only dentists.

I'm really confused about whom to choose right now. I thought I'd be picking EverM for sure until my Face Design consultation.

Thank you! This surgeon and Dr. Jong in Taiwan plus Dr. Liu in USA and another one in Spain are the only ones that surgically remove the muscle. All of the other methods don't do much.

Do you know of any malpractice lawsuit?

There's a thread on TPF that has hundreds of pages with info.

Has anybody had calves reduction surgery at Oz Clinic? What has their experience been?

I'm trying to find a clinic to have my hair transplant done.

I'd rather have someone that is specialized in female hairlines, and that does FUE. I don't FUT as an option. So far, these are the clinics I have found:

• Yoon (female only, they do FUE no shave)
• Modi
• Dana plastic surgery (they do FUE no shave)
• Mojelim
• Forhair
• NHI
• Movinci
• JP
• Motion
• Dr. Moh

Any experiences?

Thank you for letting us know! I'm perfectly happy with my first rhino (not in Korea), but I'm aware that if I get DJS I might need to get an alar base reduction, at the very least. 

I'm trying to find a clinic to have my DES + Ptosis correction + Canthoplasty done. I'm caucasian, so that will be a big factor in deciding. So far, my research has lead me to these clinics (I don't like big clinics):

• Machimpyo (apparently the doctor knows how to do a dynamic crease)
• 1 mm (same, they know how to do a dynamic crease)
• Teuim (this girl speaks highly of this clinic, even though he went with Dr. Seo: https://desinkorea.wordpress.com/consultations/)
• Euro(this girl speaks highly of this clinic, even though he went with Dr. Seo: https://desinkorea.wordpress.com/consultations/)
• Shinseung (the doctor isn't plastic surgery certified, but he is an expert in revision cases)
• Ive
• Bio Plastic Surgery
• IOU
• Lugo 
• llumi
• Girin (they have a patented 7mm canthoplasty method, but maybe it's just marketing?).
• Mate
• PR

Any help? Thank you.

I'm trying to find a clinic to have my DJS + V-Line done. So far, my research has lead me to these clinics:

• EverM (I like that two doctors perform the surgery together).
• EU Dental
• 2YD (they don't seem to Photoshop results).
• Zeah (they left me on read on Kakaotalk, but apparently are quite famous with locals).
• Nowme (they say that their surgeon was previously director in EverM). 
• Face Design (a lot of reviews in Gangnam Unnie and they don't seem to Photoshop results).
• Jum
• TFD

I don't know if I will have time to consult with them all, which ones do you recommend I do? Thanks!

On the contrary, my chin is a little bit receded. I thought I could have an overbite, but I went to two different maxillofacial surgeons and they both said I don't.

 

I don't think the problem is the profile, but the front. I look like the daughters of Bruce Willis.

I do need botox to paralyze the chin because I also have pebble chin or orange skin chin.

@MissOrange

In my case it's something like this:



I have found a surgeon in my country that is willing to shave off some mm off my chin using the ultrasonic scalpel. I'm still trying to decide if I should have this done plus a rhinoplasty next week. I'm not sold on any of this surgeries. Sometimes I think that my face is not that bad, and it could get a lot worse. But it has been nagging me for almost ten years.

 

Why did you prefer Dr. Jong in Taipei to Dr. Park in Korea and viceversa? Do they section different muscles?

I'm thinking about having this surgery done, as I found a doctor in my country that performs it (too afraid to go to Asia), but I haven't spoken to him just yet, I doubt he performs as many surgeries as these two, and the post op seems simply horrible.

 

Thank you for replying!!! We don't actually use inches in my country, so I didn't do the conversion right from cm. I think the maximum amount I could shorten the chin would be 0.75-1 cm, more I think would look strange, and also, I don't want to have problems with any nerve. A surgeon from country said it could shorten it by 4mm or so, but he didn't look at any 3D scans before, just radiographies. I think he would just shave it off, he wouldn't do a sliding osteotomy. Aren't the 3D scans required to see where the nerve is?

I want to do a rhinoplastly at the same time, and I talked about making the nose a bit shorter, and the philtrum 1-2 mm longer, as I feel my philtrum is much too short for how long my chin is.

I already have lip fillers (HA), but they were to correct the asymmetry between the upper and lower lip, and I think I would like a little bit more volume, so I will ask my dermatologist about it to see if it could have any effects on the chin.

 

Hi,

I'm looking into some procedures to make my long chin shorter. I don't really have a problem with my jaw, I just would like to have my chin like a 0.75 inch shorter, as it makes my face look too long.

I have been thinking about shaving it off, but I don't exactly understand the procedure. I thought they just shaved it off, but it's more like an osteotomy. I'll admit I'm a bit scared by this.

After researching Kylie Jenner's surgeries (yeah, I know...) she says that the change in her chin was due to lip fillers. Could it be true? Could lip fillers help me hide my long chin? I don't mind having fuller lips, though is not my primary aim.