The two and a half to three months after double jaw surgery were a time of patience and pain because of eating, but as expected, time solves everything. Now I can eat most foods well except for very chewy meat or hard shellfish, and I think I'm eating more than I did before the double jaw surgery.
My molar bite is fitting well now too, and orthodontic treatment seems to be progressing quickly, so I'm satisfied. It's amazing how the crooked bite quickly came into alignment Pain and numbness seem to have mostly gone away by around three months, and I'm recovering little by little!
In my case, I had protruding lips and a long face, and when I was growing up my temporomandibular joint dislocated, so I had TMJ disorder, which also made my face asymmetrical, my bite didn't fit, and I was really stressed seeing myself look crooked in photos or when smiling, so I thought I needed a surgical improvement and looked into double jaw surgery. I ended up deciding on double jaw surgery because I was told that facial improvement and the IVRO method are also good for the TMJ.
I researched a lot and visited many clinics, and Eugene Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery suited me best, and the parts I hadn't caught on to (such as asymmetry in both jaws and philtrum length) were also pointed out during the consultation, which made me trust them even more. And after seeing various reviews and feeling that they understood the style I wanted and were sincere, I went ahead with the surgery!