윤곽수술 병원상담/수술 후기 (스압)

I reflect on myself for thinking that facial contouring was easy. Thank you for the detailed story.

Did you have chin surgery after the square jaw behind your ears?? Then, when you trimmed the chin, did you make two incisions in the area where you had surgery before?? I already had a long curve, but I'm looking into the chin now. I'm worried about the double incision on the side chin.

[@Kims] After performing square jaw resection through an intraoral incision, chin surgery was performed elsewhere. The resected bone was never resected repeatedly.

I really enjoyed reading your article. As someone who is about to have a facelift, I can feel that you wrote it with sincerity, each and every word, to help others. Thank you!

[@chinkkak] Thank you for letting me know. Haha, I was looking at some of the posts here, and it seems like people who have had surgery are very sparing with their words...

You've worked really hard ㅠ I hope you have a good result and are happy with the face you want

I'm going to get plastic surgery, but will the swelling last long?

[@Pretty] I think it will last up to 3 months. I had the surgery right after the semester ended and I think the swelling was all gone by the time the semester started. The pain at the incision site? The foreign body sensation went away for 6 months. The swelling lasted 3 months and the numbness lasted 6 months.

I know some places, but I have no idea where some places are ㅠㅠ

[@Jukiki] There is a blog on Naver that organizes the initial consonants. I also refer to it whenever I am curious about a hospital!

Thank you for the info! ㅠㅜ

Thank you for the informationㅠㅠ

Thanks for the info

※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ I went for a consultation early on Monday. The director seemed a bit tired. Then, after looking at my chin, he told me about the principles of double chin surgery. While he was doing that, he asked me questions like, “Wouldn’t I have sunken cheeks? Wouldn’t my facial expressions look unnatural?” (It’s a surgery for the platysma muscle, and the platysma muscle is said to affect the downward movement of the corners of the mouth. There is also a separate muscle called the depressor oris corneralis muscle. The corners of the mouth aren’t lowered by the platysma muscle alone.) So I asked him a lot of questions filled with anxiety, and he said that I didn’t need to do it because I was so worried. Hahaha. He didn’t say anything in a bad way, and I didn’t feel bad either. During the consultation, when I told him that it hasn't been that long since I had chin surgery, he asked me how long it has been, and when I told him it's been three weeks, he said that the swelling is still going down. Another question I asked was whether the double chin would be more prominent with the T-osteotomy or the circular cutting method, and he said that there is no such thing. He said that nothing can be done in my current condition, and that any doctor who recommends something is a thug. He showed me photos of patients he had operated on at two and three weeks. He said that I was very relieved to hear that, and that I would see a lot of results with just the Acculift. After the consultation, I met with the director again and left a deposit of 100,000 won. He said that I could have the surgery in June, six months later. He said that since the surgery date has not been set, the deposit would be 100% refundable.

Can I ask why you had additional chin surgery after square jaw surgery?

[@no1] Well, to conclude, it was because of greed. First of all, my square jaw was a big complex for me, so I thought I had to get it done since middle and high school. And when I got the surgery at age 21, I only got it done on the parts that I had a serious complex about. The plastic surgeon also said that my chin and cheekbones would stand out after the surgery, so I thought it would be right to get it done after I actually felt them standing out. I didn’t think there was a need to get an additional surgery that I hadn’t thought about just because the doctor said this and that would happen. Some of my friends said that I didn’t need the chin surgery because it wasn’t that noticeable, and some of my friends who knew how I had been getting plastic surgery so far said that it wouldn’t change much and that it would be okay. It was just a mild butt chin.

Wibo, Wibo, do you think there isn't much of a difference in the sagging between T-bone cutting and chin rotation? I was originally going to do rotational cutting, but I heard that rotational cutting has a lot of peeling, so it would sag much more than T-bone cutting... I'm curious about what you think ㅠㅠ

[@Jeon Jungkook] Hmm ㅋㅋ First of all, I wonder if my personal opinion really means anything, but I think a large amount of peeling means a large amount of peeling of the platysma muscle! If you search for the platysma muscle on the Internet, you will see where it is located. If you look into the surgical principles of each surgery, you will see that the amount of peeling of the platysma muscle is greater with the rotary cutting method than with the T-osteotomy! Then, the question of whether it will sag more because the amount of peeling of the platysma muscle is greater is ambiguous. This is because the platysma muscle may not be the only muscle involved in the double chin phenomenon caused by sagging muscles. Behind the jawbone (I think the English name is often used, but since ordinary people won’t understand it anyway, I will write it in Korean), there are the gastrocnemius, genioglossus, and hyoid muscles in that order. If you do a circular cut, the platysma muscle will be damaged a lot here, and if you do a T-osteotomy, even if you take maximum care of the platysma muscle, the gastrocnemius, genioglossus, and hyoid muscles may be more threatened than when you did a circular cut. Some hospitals that perform T-osteotomy also recommend double chin surgery (platysma muscle tying). So I think it's a bit too cautious to absolutely say which surgery will result in more sagging in any case. I think it's really important to find a surgical method that's right for your jaw case. First of all, if you're thinking of a circular cut or a single cut, I don't think you should expect dramatic results. For example, in my experience with surgery, the surgery was done only on the line that comes down at a right angle from the corners of both lips. The surgical scope is very narrow. That's why when I touch the end of the removed jawbone, it feels like a second angle to the point where I wonder why I had the surgery. (It doesn't look like it. When I touch it) It would have been better if they had rolled the part that feels like a secondary angle into a curve.. (It's perfect up to the bone) But I think this is a way to protect the platysma muscle in the circular cut surgery. They also reduced the surgical scope to reduce damage to the platysma muscle. If they cut the secondary angle part into a curve, there would have been additional peeling of the platysma muscle, so I think they just left it. If you actually touch the bottom of the chin, you can feel that the elasticity of the platysma muscle connected to the secondary angle part is stronger than the inside where it was peeled. So since circular cut is not done excessively, if you want to make a significant change to the chin, I think T-osteotomy would be better. If you need to reduce the length, T-osteotomy (shovel chin, long chin), if you want to refine the line from the current state, circular cut (butt chin) . Additionally, I found out that no matter which surgical method you use, a double chin can occur. It depends on the individual's jaw angle. When viewed from the side, people whose neck and chin are at an acute angle or around 90 degrees will not have a double chin even if their jawline is raised with chin reduction. However, people whose angle is over 100 degrees actually have their chin lower than their chin, so if their chin is raised further, their double chin that wasn't visible will become more prominent. It seems like I wrote this in a difficult way without explaining it well, so if you search for "cervicomental angle," you will find helpful information. Additionally, the bone structure is made up of the inner cancellous bone and the outer cortical bone. (Try breaking a chicken leg bone.) The T-osteotomy method is a method that, if you think about the surgical principle, is a method that does not expose much of the inner cancellous bone after surgery compared to the circular cutting method. Since the cortical bone of the chin is preserved, the circular cutting method blows away the base of the bone, so the cancellous bone is exposed a lot after surgery and the suture is performed. Whether it's the T-osteotomy or the circular cutting method, after this cancellous bone part is covered by cortical bone again, it's hard to find any traces of the surgery except for the pin marks when you take a CT scan after a few years. The reason I'm saying this is because the more cancellous bone is exposed, the more swelling there is. If cortical bone is simply a hard shell, cancellous bone is constantly playing a role. (You know, there's the term bone marrow. Think of it as the path through which the bone marrow flows.) Therefore, there is more bleeding and swelling. What's certain here is that when similar cases are performed with similar amounts of bone reduction using the T-osteotomy and circular cutting, regardless of the surgical results, swelling is worse with circular cutting. (I think I was a little confused here. In the case of a zygomatic reduction, the cancellous bone exposure is very small, but circular cutting is a lot. I didn't know the difference in the amount of swelling and the recovery speed of these two surgeries, so I think I felt like I had a double chin when the swelling didn't go down (2-3 weeks).) I do have a double chin, but when I tell my friends, they curse me out. It's much better than when I wrote the main text because I was so sensitive. I was originally looking into double chin surgery and I heard that it can be corrected with Acculift, so I was thinking about getting Acculift, but these days I'm thinking about whether I should get it. I think I'm going to get it. ㅋㅋㅋ I feel like I wrote it in a difficult way, so I'm sorry, but if there's anything you don't understand, please let me know and I'll come back and explain it again. ㅋㅋㅋ