It's a one-week review of a long curve!

I had a complex because of my square jaw, but after a lot of thought, I had surgery for a long curve! On the first day, I was wearing a blood bag, so even when I drank water, my mouth was still dry . It felt so weird when I took the bag out.. Ummm about the neck? It feels like pulling the inside flesh out from the point where the chin and neck meet? I was very surprised. I don't know about the swelling, but the bruising was so bad that there are still a lot of bruises on the sides of the lips and in the mouth. 3 days of bruising? It feels like it's getting thicker for 4 days. The swelling definitely feels like it's going down little by little. First, the swelling of the lips has definitely subsided from about 3-4 days, so there's not much shedding when drinking water or something. What I used to do is now that it has subsided, so it doesn't feel convex, just enough to fit comfortably in my hand? There was almost no pain. He said that the long curve itself was not a painful operation. I was admitted to the hospital for one day, and I was given painkillers, or it was okay, but on the day I was discharged from the hospital, it felt a little annoying? Other than that, there was no pain. I was very worried that it would cause inflammation on the inside if I neglected to take care of it even a little because it was an incision in the mouth. Hexamedin gargling It was the 5th day, so I used it all up, and then I gargled it. It was fine when I used hexamedine, but I was worried because the incision site was swollen and painful. After going to the hospital, I went to bed and woke up and it didn't hurt that much. It was so painful that I ate porridge for a week, so I came to the hospital today to ask if I could eat whatever I wanted lol. They told me to eat whatever I want, unless it is too spicy and salty or oily, so I ate rice and ate a hamburger from today. I ate it and it was not difficult to chew. But when I eat, rice paste or something like that keeps getting caught in the seams, so it's uncomfortable. My senses have returned to other places, but I'm a little worried because I don't feel like anesthetized at the center of my right jaw, about the size of a 500 won coin. Will it get better in the future? Oh, and finally, I noticed that I got a long curve and the chin angle has disappeared even though there is still swelling! I completely removed the bandage today and saw the jaw line for the first time, and the angularity is gone, so it's great! My parents saw it before me and were amazed. It's definitely gone! Now, I will see the progress again next week and after 3 weeks, remove the mouth thread and do the same with swelling management! I'll come back with a review next time!