You may be right. As I admitted earlier, I'm the type to lean towards more when it comes to bone contouring of the face, not in the amount taken off, but in the number of areas targeted. That being said, I am unimpressed with the work of most FFS doctors due to my personal preferences that obviously color what I see looking at people's faces so I'm inclined to disagree with what they say. Many times when people think Drs are trying to oversell procedures, I disagree. The doctor I'm going with said that I'm very beautiful and feminine looking, but then proceeded to tell me exactly what my analytical eyes already knew (and what I was there for). He did manage to talk me out of an upper lip lift, but I might still go for one on the day of surgery. The other doctors I've consulted needed me to point out what was "wrong" with my face because they couldn't see it until I said it. I'm not going to trust that. I realize I don't have any obvious gender markers that need removal in the eyes of the average person, but a doctor should see it. The point of all this was, you and I probably disagree on which procedures are "necessary" because we probably have different basic views. But like I said, you have a nice oval shape. I think you'll look beautiful if you just have forehead, nose, and upper lip lift.