It's been 1 month since my chin implant :)

About 4 years ago, I had an implant inserted, but inflammation developed, so I had it removed again, and since it was a revision surgery, everyone was reluctant, but around December 16, I had silicone inserted at a local clinic known by word of mouth. When they opened my chin, even though 4 years had passed, there was a lot of scar tissue, so they struggled for 3 hours with my chin open;;; trimming the implant and everything... It was local anesthesia, so I was lying there with my eyes closed, and I was so anxious.. Even though people say chin augmentation swelling goes down quickly and so on, and honestly I know very well that it is a surgery that takes quite some time to settle, I don't know if it's because it was a revision surgery, or if something went wrong in the middle when they were urgently trimming the implant again because of the scar tissue during surgery, my chin still looks like an underbite and a long, horse-like face. It's already been almost a month, so why does it look so much like an underbite.. Sigh... After holding it in and holding it in, today I cried buckets. I haven't been able to go anywhere for a month... but the underbite and long-face look is really too severe... and it's already been 1 month... My chin wasn't short, but it was recessed backward, and when I smiled or put strength around my mouth, some people said I had an oval face. Before surgery, I often heard that my face was small, but after surgery, I've also often heard that my face is really big. The most upsetting thing is when people around me look at me and immediately avoid eye contact, saying, 'Oh my, it turned out well...' and trailing off... I had LASIK last week, so now that I'm not wearing glasses and can see my face so plainly, all I can do is cry. Even after 1 month, can there really be this much swelling? When on earth will it go down... It doesn't feel like there is swelling; it gives the impression of an underbite. Sigh... For people whose chin is truly short, it's good, but for people with a long chin, I think just staying with a recessed chin is much better. I think the face getting bigger is really something that can't be helped. You should really think carefully about whether to get a chin or keep a small face...