I worried about underdeveloped chin for 3 years, then had genioplasty (2 months post-op)

Hello, it has been two months since I had chin surgery at [Clinic B]! First, the reasons I decided on surgery were: 1. The double chin caused by my receding chin was too stressful (the directors said even if I got liposuction or lifting, because I have a receding chin, the effect would only be about 50%). 2. My desired look is refined/elegant, but because of my receding chin I wanted to offset a cute impression. 3. Even if it is not a big deal for the body, implants in the face are foreign substances, so I felt resistant to having one in for my whole life. So after looking around, I ended up choosing [Clinic B]. The biggest reasons I chose it were kindness, a one-doctor clinic, and a board-certified anesthesiologist (I left out skill because that goes without saying). This place matched all three exactly, so I had the surgery and now I am at the two-month mark What impressed me the most was: 1. Usually, when you get a consultation, the managers pressure you by saying you need to pay on the same day, but there was none of that at all, which I really really liked. 2. Even after surgery, I could contact them anytime, whether it was the weekend or late at night, and I also liked that they kept reaching out to check whether there was any discomfort. 3. In particular, the director was gentle and also very sensible, so talking with them was comfortable and nice (As someone from the countryside, I felt even more of a personal closeness) Anyway, I have had quite a few surgery experiences, but this was the first place that was this kind and attentive, so I was glad It is only two months post-op, so I cannot do procedures yet, but I hope the day comes soon when even the remaining swelling is gone >_<❗️ The shape of the chin tip is odd because the previous fat grafting did not settle properly; once the remaining swelling is all gone, I plan to remove the fat grafting too! Please focus on the chin advancement rather than the shape