A review of 1 Percent in a community

I’ll tell you everything honestly. It’s been over 2 months since surgery and not yet 3 months. After surgery, only after removing the tape one week later could I see my facial line. When I removed the tape and looked at my face, I was really very flustered.. My facial line was slightly uneven. Of course I thought it must be swelling, so I brushed it off as nothing serious. Since I could see the doctor at the two-week mark, I thought I could ask then and let it pass without thinking much. Finally at the two-week mark, I was glad I could hear an answer. Honestly, I firmly believed it was fibrotic tissue. But after touching it, the doctor said of course, since only square-jaw reduction was done, a step-off is unavoidable; it’s not like the chin tip was also resected, so it makes no sense to resect without a step-off? (kind smile), and brushed it off as nothing serious. The doctor said it only looks protruded to the naked eye because of swelling, and once all the swelling goes down, it won’t be noticeable to the naked eye at all. I really wanted to check the CT, but I couldn’t check it right away again.. so I waited again until the two-month follow-up day. Even now it’s like that, but back then I took dozens of photos every day and, like I was mentally unwell, stared only at the bulging area. Then at the two-month follow-up, I asked again about a secondary angle, but the answer was even more disappointing than before. The doctor said, if you were going to worry about a secondary angle, you should have done chin-tip surgery together~ Before surgery, during the consultation, they clearly said that square-jaw surgery performed without a secondary angle is long-curve square-jaw surgery, and told me that while I had a slightly retruded chin, my chin tip was not blunt, so one procedure alone would be enough. I also liked my chin tip and had no intention of doing it.. lol On CT too, the secondary angle was clearly visible.. ha, I’ll need to watch it more going forward, but this is my situation so far. Oh, and I’m 2 months after double-chin muscle tying, and I became a pelican. Before was actually much better. Please choose your hospital carefully.