I have always had a protruding chin, so it had bothered me a lot since I was young, and after becoming an adult, I was conscious of my side profile every time I took photos. I had consultations at several clinics, but this one felt the most trustworthy, and the director also seemed very confident, so I chose it.
Right after surgery, it was not as painful as I expected, just a tolerable level of pain. After surgery, I recovered for about 1 hour while being monitored and given oxygen, and as the director had said, after taking a CT scan and being told that the surgery went well, I went home. (Because of swelling after surgery, even though the bone had been shaved, it looked like it had not been shaved, so they explained with the immediate post-op CT that it had been shaved well.) When I arrived home, I had almost no bruising, and I diligently used the ice pack and compression band provided by the clinic. (Consistently)
On days 2-3 after surgery, the swelling increased a lot, so it was hard, but I recovered a lot with the swelling laser treatment provided by the clinic, walking, and taking swelling medication. I only took about a week of annual leave and rested, and because my job requires me to wear a mask while working, there was no major problem. My pronunciation was also fine.
It has been 3 months, so I think a lot of the swelling has gone down, and people around me say my chin seems a bit smaller and my face also seems smaller, so I am satisfied.
There is nothing uncomfortable.
This review is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.