It's been exactly two months since I had my jawline surgery. I still feel like the swelling in my cheeks is a bit soft, so every time I look in the mirror, I find myself worrying about how it might change. I was surprised when friends I hadn't seen in a while commented on how much smaller my face looks. It's a bit satisfying, but I still feel like I'm not at the final result yet, so I'm just waiting for that. Before, my face looked really broad and big because of my cheekbones, square jaw, and lack of chin, which stressed me out for a long time. If it was just my own feeling, I wouldn't have mentioned it, but hearing others say my face was big made me more self-conscious. I used to hide in the back when taking photos. Then I started looking into jawline procedures and went for a consultation with Dr. Il Percent. He explained everything in such detail, not leaving anything vague, which made me feel more at ease. So, I didn't think too long and decided to go for the High-3D cheekbones and bespoke V-line, doing all three procedures. I imagined it would be extreme pain, but surprisingly, it was more like, "Oh? Is this it?" It hurt, but it wasn't unbearable, which was unexpected. Now, I think it will look much more natural once the swelling goes down, so I find myself comparing how I look today to yesterday in the mirror.