I had cheekbone reduction and double-jaw surgery (week 3)

I usually hated my lower jaw that stuck out, so I went around covering my mouth. My protruding cheekbones made me look like a strong-looking woman;; Looking back now, I really had the surgery without much fear. For 5 days after surgery, it was really hard. The swelling made my face feel like it would burst, I had no energy from not being able to eat anything, and most of all.. breathing was difficult. My nose was blocked and my mouth wouldn’t open.. I thought all the swelling would go down in 3 weeks, but I guess that was my misunderstanding Fortunately, what I’ve been satisfied with since surgery is that I now have a normal-looking side profile. That my jaw has gone in. But from the front at week 3, my cheeks are still full. (They say I look younger, but I don’t really like it) My lips also don’t have a nice shape. Today, because of the teeth where I started orthodontic treatment, it hurt so much I couldn’t sleep. Thinking about it now, if, unlike me, you don’t really have misaligned dental occlusion and an unattractive side profile, and you’re just a little protruded or actually okay but want to become prettier, I would desperately try to stop you. If someone told me to have the surgery again, I don’t think I could do it even if I died haha Because waiting for the swelling to go down, getting depressed when looking in the mirror, and knowing there are still many challenges ahead are all hard. Of course, after a few months I’ll probably show a softer impression and a better appearance, but the process up to that point is truly very hard^^ Everyone, fighting!!

I had cheekbone reduction and double-jaw surgery (week 3)

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