I happened to find out about this community, so I dropped in.. And the director of the hospital where I had my surgery is doing consultations here? It feels kind of fascinating.. lol Protruding-mouth surgery.. already a year and a half has flown by.. Flown by? If you say it was long, it was long.. if not, not really.. Anyway, when I had the surgery, I wondered when a year would pass and things would look natural.. and now that much time has already passed.. ahem At first, I decided to have the surgery without thinking too much.. because my husband actively supported me.. Of course, before that I went through all kinds of sites, read reviews, heard about side effects, looked at photos and was amazed, and with the belief that I could change dramatically like that too, I even quit my job and went through with the surgery.. Now that site is gone.. those who know will know.. maybe there was some fight about brokers.. I stopped going there, then went in once and saw it had been shut down amid controversy.. I felt a bit sad about it.. the members were very active.. Of course, at first I also went in and out all the time, then as time passed I became less interested.. At first I uploaded photos, then deleted them because someone downloaded them.. ridiculously, someone reported me as a broker, so I exchanged tons of emails with the site owner and eventually even got an apology.. Anyway, there was a bit of a story.. ^^ In any case, it was one of the sites I was grateful for.. Um.. getting to the point.. After surgery.. at first the swelling went down really well, so when I uploaded photos, everyone made a fuss.. Of course, even to me, I had changed a lot.. after going through what everyone goes through.. and having the wires removed after 6 weeks.. my teeth became firm.. Now my memory is a little hazy, but anyway, at some point I started using all my front teeth, and now I can even chew pebbles with my front teeth.. For those who have not long had surgery.. you may be worrying a lot, like when you can use your front teeth, whether your teeth are loose or look spaced apart.. but I think you do not need to worry too much.. Time solves everything.. If you trust time and wait.. it really works.. Of course, I also had a hard time. The fine residual swelling did not go down as much as I expected.. Still, the surgery itself seemed to have no problem.. but it felt like this swelling was still left on my face.. so up to 6 months it felt a little awkward.. But~~ around 6 months, I started going for meridian massage.. lol It was facial meridian massage.. at first I just did it hoping my skin would improve.. but wow.. my facial swelling went right down.. From then on, my facial line came out clearly.. and I could definitely see how I had changed.. Before, I had read posts saying some people could not get massages even after a year because their face.. or around the mouth was sensitive.. but I had none of that at all.. I just received meridian massage well.. Anyway, for those whose swelling does not go down well after surgery.. I highly recommend meridian massage.. I did not do orthodontic treatment either.. there was just one space that was a bit large, so I filled it with resin.. it is not noticeable, and I am satisfied.. Honestly, for people with protruding mouths.. back when I had a protruding mouth, I also lived thinking I was fairly pretty in my own way.. of course there were times I did not think so.. but on the face, the mouth.. really takes up a big part.. If you ask whether I am satisfied with the surgical result.. honestly, I am very satisfied.. I do not want to go back to how I was before.. I hear a lot that I am much prettier, and I gained a lot of confidence.. The surgery fee is not a small amount of money, but I think it is worth that much.. of course it would have been nice if it were a bit cheaper ^^ For those who have not long had surgery.. you really should wait at least a year.. Then the facial contour settles into place, so until then, unless the surgery itself went wrong.. do not worry too much and stay comfortable.. Even if it is not necessarily dramatic, it is definitely a really great surgery.. Everyone, fighting~~
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