A long time ago, I worked hard to get information here and had surgery, and I feel like I should do as much as I received, so I'm leaving a review.
In my case, my square jaw was very severe (when I measured the tip of my chin with a ruler, it was about 6cm), but for the rest, it wasn't that strange, so I had a long curved square jaw? I initially went for a consultation thinking I would have surgery. Consultation and x-ray? After taking the same photo, the doctor seemed to say that this was a case where the square jaw would be very effective (it's been so long that I don't really remember), and the front jaw was slightly protruding, so was it a T fracture? He said it might be a good idea to do that too. I'm scared of surgery, and all they do is shave off the square jaw, but is a T fracture an iron core? I decided to just have square jaw surgery because they said they would get the same thing.
So, I had a long curved square jaw surgery, cortical osteotomy, and muscle removal? (There's a name, but I can't remember).
In my case, I was an ordinary office worker, but I had surgery after two weeks of vacation. I felt embarrassed that people around me would recognize me, but my complex was worse, so I decided to go my own way regardless of whether they recognized me or not.
I don't know if it hurts right after the surgery (it's somewhat insensitive), but it was very difficult to breathe and it felt like there was something stuck between my nose and mouth, which was very annoying. So, I think I barely slept during the day I was hospitalized.
When I came home the next day, my face was swollen (I was a little surprised because I've never had a swollen face in my life), so I was a little worried whether the swelling would go down in two weeks. However, after a week, all the severe swelling went away (probably because of my constitution). And I think I was able to eat decently from the 3rd day onwards, but I found it a bit difficult to put a spoon in my mouth. And since this was done through an incision in the gums, there were stitches on that side and food got stuck, so I think it was a little embarrassing.
After two weeks, I was able to lead an almost normal life, and eating was a little uncomfortable for me, but to other people, it seemed like there was no problem.
As for the effect, I was very satisfied when I saw it right after using it. Because I have a severe body complex. But what was a little funny was the first swelling massage? I went to the hospital to do that, and the nurse actually said, “It doesn’t look like it’s going that well, does it?” which was a little funny. Anyway, in my case, I was very satisfied and the company had it for about a month, so I felt like everyone was noticing it even though people didn't say much. Oh, by the way, I shaved off about 1~2cm of the bottom of the chin.
Currently, I am very satisfied and living well. (I don't know if it's because I'm lucky, but I haven't had any side effects or anything like that yet.) My self-esteem has improved a lot, and I feel good about it (I'll probably never have another surgery). However, after the muscle removal, I felt like it was gone, but now it's all back. I don't think it means much haha. I don't want to recommend it to others, but I personally think it's a good idea for people like me who have a lot of complexes and are weird to anyone.
That is all!
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Aekild
