✨ Stress from facial volume loss before fat grafting
Before receiving facial fat grafting in Gangnam, the side of my cheeks were slightly hollow, and the front cheeks looked sunken. Because of this, my entire face appeared to lack volume, which caused me a lot of stress. My forehead was wide but flat, making my facial contour look dull. Every time I took photos, these features stood out even more, and that’s what made me start looking into fat grafting.
✨ Choosing a clinic that prioritizes natural results
When choosing a clinic, the most important thing for me was finding a place that doesn’t create that overly filled “Gangnam beauty” look, but instead focuses on natural results. I read countless reviews, and this clinic had many positive comments specifically about natural outcomes, so I decided to go with it.
✨ Full-face fat grafting: forehead, side cheeks, front cheeks, nasolabial folds
I had four main areas done: forehead, side cheeks, front cheeks, and nasolabial folds.
As the fat settled naturally, a soft volume appeared in my forehead and cheeks, making my face look less gaunt and much more lively.
Especially after makeup, my facial contour looks more defined and beautiful, so my satisfaction is high.
When taking selfies, I feel like my side-profile shots look prettier than my front shots, so I’ve been enjoying taking photos lately.
✨ 3-month post-op maintenance
Now at 3 months, the fat has settled naturally without looking excessive or unnatural.
The natural volume I originally wanted has been maintained very well.
Compared to other reviews, I had almost no bruising and less swelling, so the recovery process was quite comfortable.
✨ Planning to continue skin treatments
The clinic I received the fat grafting from also offers skin treatments, so I plan to continue visiting for skincare as well.
I’m excited because I feel that with full-face fat grafting plus skin care, my overall facial impression will become even brighter.
You can view the original post and see the before‑and‑after photos at the link below.
⭐ Source: Naver Café “병원발품백과대사전” (Korean community)
