Wai Oral Surgery review: asymmetry, semi-malocclusion, two-jaw surgery ><

It’s already been 3 months since I had double-jaw surgery and contouring type 2 (square jaw + chin) at Wai Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery! At first time seemed to pass slowly, but after the one-month mark it feels like time has been flying by incredibly fast.☺️ I can’t believe it’s already been 3 months. How did I end up getting double-jaw surgery? I spent two and a half years in orthodontic treatment at another dental clinic, but I realized that jaw asymmetry and my mild underbite were not improving... In the end, I chose double-jaw surgery much later😂 I wasted both money and time... I wish I had at least gone for a consultation before starting orthodontics! That’s the only thing I regret. If I had known about Wai Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery earlier, I could have saved both money and time What finally made me decide on surgery was hearing about the director’s career history! He had performed thousands of surgeries, had no accidents, and spoke honestly without over-selling double-jaw surgery. I said I wanted the improvement to be as natural as possible, and left the rest to the director’s aesthetics and skill>_< Hmm... after surgery, the first 3 days are extremely! hard and uncomfortable! I don’t think they hospitalize you for 3 days for nothing! But like a miracle, after discharge I started to feel more human, and by the one-week mark my nose cleared up and my condition got better, so I could focus on reducing the swelling. From that point on, the hardest thing was not being able to eat properly... and having no energy because I hadn’t eaten. Also, until the one-month mark, my face was really the very image of a steamed bun Maybe because my face got shorter, but it was kind of cute... (^^) Now at 3 months, there’s no need to say it... the swelling has gone down a lot and my expressions feel natural too! The big swelling is almost completely gone, so I think only the small residual swelling will keep going down until the 6-month mark. Honestly, I often forget that I even had double-jaw surgery... I only remember it when I put on and take off the clear aligners, like, oh right, I had double-jaw surgery? When I look at my side profile, I’m really satisfied! If there’s anyone out there worrying like my past self did, I recommend going in for a consultation and talking with the director first! They’ll explain well whether it’s really a case that needs surgery and, if you do have surgery, what exactly will improve and how. It’ll help you organize your thoughts. I hope everyone makes a choice they won’t regret! That’s the end of my 3-month review. Thank you, director! >.<