I went to a total of four dentists and university hospitals for lower jaw surgery, but I was rejected from all of them.

I have a class 3 malocclusion, also known as a misaligned chin. When I 
 
look at my side profile, my lower lip sticks out more than my upper lip. I absolutely hate it.
 
Because of this, I was under a lot of stress during my school days and college days, and even now, I want to get surgery. I went to two dental clinics that specialize in surgery. I went to two university hospitals, a total of four, and they all said that I don't need surgery. There are
 
two reasons: 1. The degree of the chin is mild. 2. The pores in the esophagus are average, but the pores in the esophagus are reduced as the jaw is moved backwards through mandibular surgery.
 
For this reason, they do not recommend you. They say it's burdensome to have surgery, but
 
 what I want to counter is that 1. Even if the degree of the chin is mild, it is disgusting to look at, so surgery is necessary.
 
2. I don't mean to retract the chin until the pores close. I am completely satisfied with just 5m of retraction. I can get rid of the shackles of the chin. I want to.
 
It's hard to trust what doctors say, but what do you think my subordinates look like? I absolutely hate it. No matter how you look at it, I think I need to have surgery to move my lower jaw back about 5m to balance my face. I'd like to hear what you think of the side view of my face.