I uploaded this before, but I couldn't really tell the difference in the pictures, so I'm uploading it again. People with double chin will probably totally agree. It's the fat that overlaps when you lower your head + the double chin that forms when you smile. So I uploaded pictures that give that feeling as much as possible.
By the way, I didn't just get liposuction, I also got muscle binding and chin botox. Muscle binding is a surgery that doubles the effect if you do it together with liposuction, so I did it. After all, surgery is surgery, so I wanted to do everything at once, but the director said not to do something that won't be effective, lol. He cut it for me, so luckily I was able to get only what I needed.
I think that taking care of myself after surgery is actually the most important. I was told to wear braces, but I'm not doing it properly? Then, your muscles will get tighter and your recovery will be slower, lol. I took a walk every day even after getting a double chin (I wore a hat and turned the hood upside down, lol). I really did what the hospital told me not to do, so I thought I could do the least I could so that I could pay for the surgery myself. I
thought that if I just kept this up, time would heal everything. Even before a week had passed, the swelling had gone down a bit, so for the first time, I felt satisfied, and people around me often told me that I had lost weight and that my face line had gotten thinner. At first, I didn't even think about getting surgery because of my double chin, but now I think it was a hundred percent right that I did it.
I totally agree with what people say that men need to take care of themselves too. I started taking care of myself in my mid-20s, but I wish I had taken care of my skin properly from the beginning. From now on, I plan to take good care of myself without missing even the smallest details.
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