I did my cheekbones with wires and shaved my jaw, but whether it grew back or what, after 4 years, it's back to the original state ㅡㅡ Since it suddenly became like this over the course of a month, I'm flustered too, but I think it's because I got facial meridian massage done wrong.
Actually, my right cheekbone didn't fuse as much, so when I touch it, it feels like it's separated. They said it fused with callus formation.....
Wire.. I don't recommend it. With fixation pins, you can chew food after 2 weeks, but with wire, you can't chew food for at least two months. You have to keep eating porridge. You have to confirm that callus has formed and the bone has fused.
Even if you don't like that fixation pins show up on X-rays, I think it's better to just do fixation pins. I had rotational jaw contouring, and under my left lip, I don't really have sensation.
Even with these side effects, the result looked good externally. There was no cheek sagging either. Maybe because my skin is thick, or because I did it when I was young..
I'm thinking of saving money until next year and getting revision surgery. I'm curious how much the price range will be. For the jaw area, this time I'm thinking of shaving it down completely rather than making it natural.. Even if it looks a bit hollow and some skin remains, I want to do it that way. Don't get facial meridian massage. The more impact bone receives, the bigger and harder it becomes. As much as possible, don't touch it even after surgery.
Even if I try to get revision surgery, when I think about going through hell for two months again with wires instead of screws, I don't think I can go back to that hospital. I'm going to save money, do thorough consultations, and have it fixed with screws.
If you're going to do it, do it even one year younger. If you're going to do it, yeah. Not doing it is the best, though. But if I went back to that time, I think I would do it again. There were functional issues, but there were no appearance issues, and it was actually better.
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