I had concerns about a small chin, asymmetry, and a long face, and it has now been about 1 year and 2 months since I had angle-jaw surgery + chin surgery. Before surgery, I felt self-conscious because my face looked long and my chin felt lacking, and especially because it was more comfortable to keep my mouth open than closed, I also had discomfort related to my oral structure. Those things felt like a subtle but constant source of stress in daily life, which is what led me to consider surgery.
Before choosing a hospital, I looked through many reviews and compared them. After a consultation, the facility was clean and the consultation was kind, which built trust, so I chose [Clinic A].
My case also included wisdom tooth extraction, so for about the first week the swelling was quite severe and there was some pain. Still, thanks to the hospital explaining the postoperative precautions and care methods in detail, recovery felt relatively fast.
Right now, my facial proportions feel much more balanced, and it is much easier to keep my mouth closed than before, so I am quite satisfied with the functional side as well. If you are considering surgery, I think it is important to think carefully not only about simple external changes, but also about whether the discomfort you feel is really something that needs surgery to solve. It also seems helpful to learn enough in advance about possible post-op issues and precautions.