Before<double-jaw surgery>After<first day after surgery>After<now>After<now>I’d been really stressed for a long time because I had malocclusion and asymmetry, and since double-jaw surgery is expensive and they say it’s very painful, honestly I was scared, so I kept putting it off, then starting this year I looked into hospitals and had the surgery.
The day of surgery went by in a blur, but while I was hospitalized after surgery, my family stayed by my side, and the nurses kept taking care of me attentively day and night, so that was good. Honestly, I didn’t expect even the director to come check on me this often, but he came to the hospital room often and took care of me and paid attention to me. It was my first time being cared for like this by another man In the early period after surgery, it was a little hard because of nasal congestion. But that didn’t last long either. Compared with other people, I didn’t have much swelling, so I recovered more comfortably than I expected, and aside from eating being a little uncomfortable, I think it was bearable for me.
Definitely, compared with before, maybe because my teeth now bite together well, my pronunciation no longer leaks, my jaw asymmetry has become balanced, and the protruding lower jaw feeling is gone too. Honestly, before surgery I wanted so many things that I wondered whether all of it could really be fixed, but the director said he would do it, so I had the surgery. And he did it exactly that way.
Now a lot of the swelling has gone down, so it’s barely obvious that I had surgery, and my face also feels much softer. The discomfort when eating also all got better as time passed. The surgical result is much better than I expected, so I’m satisfied. When I meet friends around me or my army buddies, they’re really surprised and say I’ve changed dramatically.