I was watching TV... and there was an exercise where you move the facial muscles to change your expression.. So I followed along.. There was a movement where you tuck the upper lip and lower lip inward into the mouth... So I tried following it... But it’s so hard to do... Before, I could do it well... but after surgery... I can’t do that movement well... Is it because it hasn’t been long since the surgery yet??? When I talk, my pronunciation also sounds a bit like air is leaking, so I’m worried.. I also felt that the philtrum area doesn’t move well when I talk, and my family says that after surgery, the way I speak has become a little unnatural... I only had surgery to remove the nasal bridge, nasal tip, and columella materials.. It must be because the philtrum area is still swollen, right???? Ah, and when I yawn widely, the nostril-wing area still rises unnaturally.. So, because I’m worried the cartilage might move on purpose.. When I yawn or sneeze, I touch the side near the nostril wing... and do that... This will also become natural, right?
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