About 10 or so years ago, on a friend's recommendation, I had a long-curve square jaw reduction with Director Lee Seung-ryeol when he was at [Clinic A]. After that, I spent a lot of money on revision surgeries.
I was young back then and couldn't handle it properly, so I paid out of my own pocket for revision surgery, but even now I still can't believe it...
First, an anesthesiologist came out on a business trip for the general anesthesia. When I woke up from anesthesia, my throat was so sore and I felt so awful that it lasted about five days. After that, I had general anesthesia about four more times, and all of them were fine, so I thought, ah, general anesthesia is a skill too...
Even visually, both sides of my jaw were uneven, and they told me to wait until the swelling went down. I waited a year, but it was still the same.
When I visited another hospital for revision-surgery consultation and got a CT to check the condition, even I, a non-expert who knew nothing, could see that the left side still had the square jaw 그대로, while the right side had been cut below the ear like a wide-jawed face, and both sides of the long-curve jaw had been cut asymmetrically. I even wondered whether the surgery had been done by the anesthesiology doctor who came on a business trip.
While looking into revision surgery, I went around to different hospitals, but everyone said it had been cut so asymmetrically that even if they adjusted it, it still wouldn't be exactly the same. One side had been cut while the other had been left as is, and the long-curve area had also been cut asymmetrically on both sides, so even after trimming and matching it, I'm still living with uneven sides.