This is my 3-month postoperative review.
Everyone must be working hard going around for consultations^^ Now that fall is here, it’s a good season to have surgery too♡
I only had square jaw surgery, and I’m still living satisfied with it.
If you only do the square jaw, you don’t see a huge difference from the front^^
There’s not much to call a review; I have no side effects, and I’m living as comfortably as before surgery, so nothing particularly special has happened. ^^
I had the surgery because I disliked the angular jawline in my side profile, so I’m living with great satisfaction.
During consultations, rather than choosing a doctor who says you need to fix this and that, I hope you find a place that does the surgery you actually want^^
Even now I’m doing well without side effects, and they say the face keeps changing as the swelling goes down until the 6-month mark, so I’ll keep writing reviews as time passes.^^
--------‐------------------------‐------------------‐-------- Exactly. One month ago, I had only square jaw surgery. They resected it while leaving 2 cm of jaw length. I had the surgery that day, and it felt like it wasn’t as major a surgery as I expected. Maybe it’s because I didn’t do cheekbone or chin surgery. ㄷ But now, at one month. Simply put, it’s so good. Honestly, aside from my jaw muscles feeling tingly when chewing, no one notices. Since I really only had the square jaw done, it’s a before-and-after only I can notice. ^^ For the first 3 days after surgery, I had no appetite, and from day 7, I tried to eat chicken, then severely experienced jaw spasms, and ended up having the experience of spitting out chicken while crying.
I experienced the jaw spasms because of my own greed to eat chicken. After experiencing the highest difficulty level in just one week,
I reorganized my oatmeal and started making porridge with eggs to eat.
Up to 1 week, up to day 10, up to day 15, aside from wanting to eat chicken but not being able to, I had absolutely no side effects.^^
Kalguksu and udon are easy to eat, and because my stamina was completely drained, I often felt dizzy on the way to the hospital, but aside from that, I made it well to the one-month mark.
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