For most of my life, I felt self-conscious about the length and overall shape of my face. It was not an extreme problem, but it was something I noticed whenever I looked in the mirror or took a photograph. I had orthodontic treatment for three years in high school and later tried treatments such as facial fat and fillers, but I eventually felt that my underlying concern was related to my bone structure.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I was not trying to achieve perfection or become a different person. I simply wanted my chin and eyes to feel more balanced with the rest of my face.<\/p>\n\n\n