It seems like it was just yesterday that I went through surgery and had a hard time, but the memories are fading and I quickly got used to the new face, so I don't remember the old face. Even if I go back, I think I'll have surgery. I was so scared that I decided to do it really late, but I thought that if I was going to do it anyway, it would have been better to do it sooner.
I have a bone problem that can't be fixed non-surgically. I'm afraid of surgery, so I think I would have saved enough money for the surgery even if I saved the unnecessary costs. If I don't do it, I'll be stressed out for the rest of my life and my complex will worry me, so I only do it when it affects my daily life or self-esteem, and go to the hospital. I hope you make a decision after carefully researching this doctor as the right person for you.
Even though I had made up my mind, as the surgery date approached, my mind kept going back and forth, so I was afraid I would give up, so I moved the date forward. I originally asked for a natural line, but I got more and more greedy and was debating between a natural line and a doll line until the day of surgery. But the manager and director did a good job of keeping my mentality in check.
I think that’s why it’s important to have a hospital that suits not only your aesthetic sense but also your personality. During the last consultation before the surgery, I had faith that he would take care of it, and I thought he would make a better decision than me, so I asked him for a photo to be taken in the operating room during the surgery, but he didn't give it to me, so I just trusted him and left it to him.
The biggest reason I was able to trust and trust him was that I saw the aesthetics, values, and treatment philosophy on YouTube before the surgery, and the second reason was that there was no authoritative or high-handedness in the existing consultation, and I was able to ask enough questions about the surgical method and other questions. .
If I had gone somewhere cheaper, I would have suffered from anxiety and stress before and after the surgery. I didn't have much to worry about after the surgery, but the director took good care of me and answered my questions well, so I felt psychologically stable. I hope people who care about mental care will pay attention to this part.
Even though I recover quickly, it took a little over two months for me to recover to the point where I could carry out my daily life well. The standard is such that there is no difference when speaking or looking at it! I would like students and office workers to take their time and take their time for at least 2-3 months.
For reference, here is a detailed review of the third month:
My double chin has improved to the level of a normal person, and the noticeable swelling has almost disappeared after two months. After about 3 months, I didn't feel much discomfort. For your information, until the first month, when I speak, it feels a bit uncomfortable, like I'm talking through candy, and my pronunciation is slightly slurred. It takes about 3 months for you to be able to open your mouth well and most of your nerves will come back so it won't be awkward.
In my case, the nerves at the tip of my chin were dull, so I couldn't move it well and the discomfort lasted the longest, but other than the feeling, I was able to do my daily life well. If it gets cold or doesn't move, the nerves in the surgical area will feel dull and tingly due to the anesthesia being less effective, so I put a warm compress on the days when I was active and anxious.
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