Front-facing selfies are fine, but my face looks more stretched out when taken with the rear camera.

Am I the only one like this? ㅠㅠ When I look in the mirror or take selfies, my face looks normal, but when I see photos taken by others with the rear camera, my face suddenly looks much wider and the bottom part looks heavy.

At first, I thought it was just the camera lens, but as similar photos kept piling up, I started wondering if my actual facial contours had changed a little, so I'm looking into facial lifting.

Would it be more helpful to show a photo taken by someone else rather than a selfie when getting a lifting consultation?

The difference between how I usually see myself and how others see me is so huge that I don't know what standard to use when making this decision lol

I don't want to suddenly decide on a procedure just because of a single photo. However, when compared to photos from the last year or two, it does seem like I look a little different even from the same angle.

Once the facial contours are naturally refined through a lifting procedure, do any of you notice a difference in rear camera photos as well?

I'm not expecting my face to shrink drastically, but I just hope the way the bottom part looks wider is reduced a little.

Also, since photos vary so much depending on lighting and lenses, you should take them under the same conditions when comparing before and after the procedure to get an accurate result, right?

For those of you who have received a lifting procedure, which was more significant: the changes you noticed in the mirror or the changes you noticed in photos?

Like me, it feels like I suddenly faced reality because of the rear camera photo lol. I'm curious what conclusion those of you who received it reached after the consultation.