Revision jaw-angle surgery after double-jaw surgery

10 years ago, after I had double-jaw surgery, my face length did not decrease as much as I had expected, so I wasn’t very satisfied considering the money I spent and the recovery time. I was a little scared to have bone work done again, so I just lived with it. But recently I saw a friend who had contouring surgery for a reason similar to mine, and I gathered the courage to get revision surgery too, shortening and refining the chin while also having the secondary jaw-angle reduction done. It has now been two months since the surgery, so the major swelling has gone down, and although it still feels a little awkward, my chin has become shorter in front and truly more refined, just as I wanted. The director said more swelling will go down from here, and then it will look even slimmer. I’m already satisfied now, but I’m looking forward to that time. The reasons I chose this clinic were mainly these two things: it specializes in contouring surgery, and the chief director has more than 20 years of experience. Those two points stood out to me the most and made me trust them. Since this was not a simple revision surgery and I had also had double-jaw surgery before, I thought experience was absolutely something I had to take into account. I also joined a cafe and a KakaoTalk chatroom to ask around, and I got a lot of recommendations saying the director was well known. When I looked at the reviews, there were many genuine reviews taken with regular cameras rather than app-edited ones, and it seemed like they operate by considering each patient’s image, facial bone thickness, proportions, and so on, which is why I decided on them. I really recommend them to anyone deliberating about contouring surgery. From my own experience, this is completely the opposite of a factory-style clinic. The director’s mindset is safety first, and they are very delicate and meticulous, so I can confidently recommend this as a place you can trust.