I used to just read every day and leave, but now I am posting too. hahahaha Because ever since adolescence, I had a pretty big complex about my square jaw, you know? Since I was in school, all my nicknames were related to my jaw. Honestly, as a man, getting plastic surgery did weigh on my mind a bit, and I also thought, “Why not just live with the face I was born with?” but there was the confidence issue, and also thinking about employment, I used this chance and made a big decision. I looked around several sites and chose a plastic surgery clinic. It is a clinic in Apgujeong, and they said they do the surgery in 4 stages. I went to several clinics said to be famous, but unlike those clinics, this one said they also remove the cortical bone and reduce the masseter muscle, so when I calculated cost-effectiveness, it seemed the best. Someone sent me a private message before, and I had worried that the cost was expensive, but it was not expensive. On top of that, they also do laser and ultrasound after surgery, so I think it is killing two birds with one stone. I had a consultation on the 12th, three months ago, and scheduled surgery for a week later. But... I guess for a guy who has even been to the army, I am ridiculously scared.... Since I had to receive general anesthesia too, I was very nervous. I worried about it for 10 years, but apparently the actual surgery ended in 2 hours, and I do not even remember it... My girlfriend said... I only looked for my mom, and she still teases me, calling me a mama's boy... I think it is fortunate I did not call out an old girlfriend's name lolololol Anyway, I was half-asleep and dazed... (She still teases me about that, and it is really embarrassing.) There was really almost no pain, but until yesterday after surgery, I had slight throat pain. They say it is because they put a tube in the throat after anesthesia, but I had no memory of it. I do not think you need to worry too much. But after surgery, because the swelling was not severe, I wore a bandage for 3 days (I heard other people wear it for about 5 days), and when I looked in the mirror, I almost looked like Hoppangman. Fortunately, when the bandage was removed after 3 days, I was still very swollen, but day by day I am getting noticeably slimmer (funny to say a man is slim-faced, right?). After removing the bandage, when I touched the back of my jaw with my hand, it was truly amazing and strange to feel that the bone part that had tormented me all this time was gone. Of course, they said some people recover quickly after surgery and some recover slowly, but in my case, thinking about how long I hesitated, I really think I did well to have the surgery..... Thank you to the director who performed the surgery and the nurse noonas..^^. For everyone who is thinking about it, I recommend getting a consultation first.
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