As the second-half open recruitment interview season approaches, job seekers are making every effort to get through the narrow gate of employment. Along with building up qualifications and skills, there is a mood of investing in appearance to convey a clean impression.
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Kim Sol-hee (female, 23), a recent university graduate who has entered the job market, is one of them. Having had a considerable complex about her prominent, protruding cheekbones and angular square jaw, she decided to have facial contouring surgery for a more graceful and sophisticated look, timed with her job search.
Of course, it was not an easy decision from the start. She tried facial beauty devices said to create a V-line and changed her makeup in various ways, but it was hard to feel satisfied, and she made the decision because she disliked how the stress kept deepening. Since it was preparation for a new beginning, she was careful about the decision, and that is why she is now looking into facial contouring methods in detail.
According to Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery, facial contouring surgery, known for its high difficulty and long recovery period compared with eye and nose surgery, has recently been easing the burden on patients through the use of advanced endoscopes. Because plastic surgery must be grounded in 'safety,' surgical methods and environments that let patients undergo surgery with peace of mind are taking hold.
3D cheekbone contouring, which reduces the lateral and 45-degree cheekbones that make the face look uneven while preserving volume in the front cheekbone, can be performed more safely through an advanced intraoral endoscope. By identifying the blood vessels, soft tissue, and bone tissue at the surgical site in real time and performing minimal dissection and micro-incision only where truly necessary, safety is raised and the recovery period can be minimized.
3D square jaw reduction, which tidies the jawline with a long curved resection so that no secondary angle forms and creates a V-line by removing unnecessary muscle and subcutaneous fat, is likewise performed more precisely through an advanced endoscope dedicated to facial contouring. Because unnecessary tissue damage and bleeding are minimized, the burden regarding recovery period and safety can be lowered, and the soft tissue is also lifted, so cheek sagging and jawline drooping can be prevented.
Dr. Soyoung Lee said, "Facial contouring surgery undergone with vague expectations and no information can be dangerous, so I recommend deciding on surgery only after careful thought and close examination," adding, "Once you have made up your mind, it is important to check carefully whether the surgery is suitable for you, whether there is any risk of post-operative side effects, and whether the clinic you have chosen has a system capable of performing the surgery safely."
