How invasive is facial contouring?

[InstaQu33n]

I mean in terms of the surgery itself, how much work and healing is required?

I am finding and reading mixed things online which makes me think that it really depends on the person's face, their ethnicity, and their age. I was looking at clinics that are more dentistry forward like the EverM Clinic to kind of get an idea of this but it is hard to know for sure. I did see a few videos on YouTube that outlined some experiences but only one of them was in Korea and it was done at a clinic that no longer appears to be operational. I believe it was from over 10 years ago. 

I have a general idea of the price and what can be done during the surgery, as well as I have seen some recovery pictures. Some of them look much worse than others! By worse I am talking about bruising and swelling. Some people seem to hardly have any while others look like they got hit by a bus!

Has anyone here gotten facial contouring done? Is it an invasive surgery or can it be on the lighter side of things? I am curious but all the information I tend to come across with real human experiences outside of reviews seems to be dated. 

[honeybear0023]

This is one of those options that can go from non-invasive as well to extremely invasive. It all comes down to the work needed.

Most surgical options are highly invasive though which is what I am assuming you were asking about?

[evelaina1]

Anything that requires you to go under a knife will be considered invasive. You can go on any plastic surgery clinic's website and look at before and afters for facial contouring. The one you mentioned, EverM Dental should have some. You will see drastic changes. Sometimes you can find reviews too where people show the before, during (healing) and after to give you an even better idea of how the surgeries go.

Zero One Plastic is another clinic that offers a lot of facial contouring/lifting so you can check them out too for pictures and reviews. As I said, anything that requires a knife is invasive. 

[berrygirl21]

Well, facial contouring is an umbrella term which means it can be the least and most invasive. You'd have to be more specific.