I never knew cheekbone surgery would have such a difficult recovery period....

About ten years ago, I had double-jaw surgery, and by chance I found out about a hospital near Sinnonhyeon Station, so I went for a consultation. After the CT results, I heard that there was nonunion and why my face looked wide, and I was tempted. I thought my cheekbones had disappeared after double-jaw surgery, but as I got older they showed just a little, and since my jaw became smaller, my face looked wider. So even after trying fillers and injections, it didn't solve it. Because filling it would only make it look wider. I thought surgery would be impossible, but they said this was a surgery only that doctor could do, so I trusted them and didn't even go anywhere else. After thinking for 3 weeks, I went back..... The hospital has been on TV, places like Let,,, me or something. There are many foreigners too. Maybe because of that, the people working there are unfriendly ..except the consultant. Anyway, on the day of surgery,,, They said I could go home after four hours, so I took it lightly, but wow,,,, When you wake up from anesthesia and come out, it feels like death. I regretted it again, wondering why I did this... I don't know why they didn't give me a pain-control injection.. Only after my friend who came with me made a fuss for four hours asking them to give me a pain-control injection did they finally give it. They are shaving bone, so if they don't give pain control, you just feel like dying. Make sure to check about pain control!! I hate that hospital for saying they would give pain control and then not giving it. I endured that pain for four hours with my fingers and toes curling, and in the end I got the pain-control injection and left at 6 a.m. Oh my, they should have given it earlier... The splitting headache was really hard, but at first the pain-control injection didn't work. By the time I was discharged, I came home in a dazed state from too much pain control and painkillers. Now it is day 5. Cold symptoms overlapped, so with coughing, phlegm, and runny nose, I'm getting through it with balloon flower root water, pumpkin juice, Elas A (this is expensive but works well), and a neck pillow. A torn-up throat feeling, extreme nausea, severe headache,, the swelling is no joke,, wow. This is absolutely not a surgery to think of lightly. I trusted the ads and thought of it way too lightly.