I had chin surgery and the swelling seems to have gone down a lot now. I
was worried because my chin was long and asymmetrical, but
the director told me about my concerns right away during the consultation, so I thought that the experts were different. He told me in
detail about the surgical method and told me about other surgeries. I trusted him because he only recommended the tip of my chin without
making any recommendations. When I said I wanted to shave off as much as possible, he told me what the risks would be if I did that, so I
decided to have the surgery within a risk-free range!
I thought the swelling would go down in 2 weeks since it was only for one area, but it took quite a long time. I had the chin surgery and the swelling seems to have gone down a lot now. I was
worried because I have a long chin and the asymmetry was visible, but
during the consultation, the director immediately told me about my concerns, so as expected, the experts are different. I thought so.
I trusted him because he told me in detail about the surgery method and only recommended the tip of the chin without recommending any other surgery. When I said
I wanted to shave as much as possible, he told me what the risks would be in that case, so I
decided to have the surgery within a risk-free range!
I thought the swelling would go down in 2 weeks since it was only for one area, but it
took a long time. Looking at other people's reviews, they said that the swelling at the tip of the chin lasts a little longer. That's true.
After over a month, the swelling has gone down a lot for me as well.
My senses are still a bit dull, but this part is okay. If I lose, I'm satisfied with everything. I
've heard from other people that the swelling at the tip of the chin lasts longer. That's true. It's
been over a month and the swelling has gone down a lot.
I'm still a little numb, but if this part gets better, I'll be satisfied with everything.
윤발녀
Is it true that thread lifting is not so painful? (Picture planned)
SUNGYESA
