I had double jaw surgery 13 years ago. I was very satisfied, and my impression has become softer, and everything is good. However, I tried to align the center line of the front and lower teeth (asymmetry), but ... it didn't fix it. There are also symptoms such as when one side of the mouth goes up a little more when smiling, and the chin becomes asymmetrical when smiling. Since she is over 30, her cheeks are sagging and her face is looking down like a grumpy person, so this time I am looking into facial rejuvenation and deep cheeks. Still , I am satisfied with the fact that I look much better and prettier than before, but the maintenance cost is haha;; Up until this point, I had tried filler and Ultherapy, but Ultherapy lasted about a year and a half and filler lasted for a year? I think sagging is inevitable after he turns 30. I feel like he's coming a little faster than kids who didn't have surgery? I'm also thinking about facelift surgery when I'm in my late 40s. Ah... 6 months after double jaw surgery, the nerves in my front teeth died, so I had root canal treatment. I don't know if it has anything to do with the surgery or not, but I think it probably has something to do with it.
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