04/12/2024
Story of my life: happy patients never come back but send personal shots to say how the healing goes… this patient had a large to be reduced un**es sedation.
The result was very impressive immediately after surgery - as we shared in 2020. Makeup is not a friend of objective evaluation, but the overall cheek projection is very much in line with her initial outcome.
A young girl had a life changing procedure which gave her a huge confidence boost in life… so many ignorants never touched by the topic took the chance of commenting about this.
The personal or scientific base of their words was… “nothing”: it was simply a subjective idea matured on their own pillow and with the arrogance that it could apply to many others.
I aborre any similar participation: it needs guts to take actions on your own concerns, and yet is not easy. It is vile to sit on a sofa and judge those who decide to address their very personal issues.
Controversies about reducing buccal fat pad are justified, I agree. But we are not all the same: some of us are born with too much volume here and there, and this is not necessarily easy to go with as adolescents or adults.
Question: who knows about that other than those who suffer it?
General principles are also unfair. There is no law about how people should feel about themselves.
When too much or too little is making life complicated: talking it to a specialist is the way.
What do I think? No one should live a life pleasing what others believe “this is how should be, it is acceptable and it is enough” until they die - as we all do.
Bring your concerns up to a specialist, approach them methodically and analyse the options objectively: “risks against benefits” as well as “cost agains benefits”.