The facial ratio was 1:1.1:1.1. A chin augmentation surgery was performed at a large hospital in Seoul and the lower jaw was slightly pulled forward. The two weeks after the surgery were difficult, and it was funny to see him struggling every day. I think it was the most difficult time. Since I am not prone to swelling, I went back to my daily routine after 3 weeks. My face shape has become prettier due to the difference of a few millimeters in the tip of my chin, and I am doing well with no side effects. Still, I'm writing this to tell you a little about my feelings for those of you who are thinking about contouring or chin surgery. If I could go back in time, I wouldn't have had the surgery. Even though there were no side effects, the feeling in my jaw would not be 100% back. The feeling of the gums near the lower teeth inside the mouth always feels artificial. I did not remove the screw. I didn't want to go through the trouble of removing the screw for another few weeks. They said it wouldn't matter if I didn't remove it, but I heard that if you drive it too big with your jaw (it's really big), something could go wrong with the screw. I think I'll live with this feeling for more than 50 years, so even if I'm fine now when I'm young, no one knows what will happen when I get older. If there are people who are considering contouring or chin surgery for cosmetic purposes, I would like you to think again (but I also know that no matter what anyone around you says, those who will do it will definitely do it~~) Even if you say that, those who have just done it. I hope you keep in mind that your jaw feeling will never come back 100%, that those who want to have the screws removed will have to make that horrible incision in the mouth again, and that those who will not have them removed will have to live with that uncomfortable feeling, and think about it again and again before making a decision.
KathyJ
SUNGYESA
