Ugh, it’s my second day after radiofrequency. Of course, since I had read surgery reviews here, I’m calm about the swelling. I’m a 24-year-old man, and I never imagined I would get cosmetic surgery.. Since I have temporomandibular joint issues, while I was getting treatment, the dentist recommended Botox. The cost was 1 million won --;; They said it would be two injections, but the effect lasts only about a year, and when I asked whether treatment was possible with the simple logic of relaxing the muscles, they said it would be effective.. Then I found out about radiofrequency, and of course shrinking muscles and burning them are different, but after hearing that it is effective for temporomandibular joint treatment, I earned the surgery fee through about a month and a half of part-time work. Of course, dental clinics also perform the procedure, but still, I received the procedure at a plastic surgery clinic with a lot of surgical experience. Of course, it’s too early to talk about the results right now, but considering that the surgery was much more painful than expected, extremely uncomfortable, and that the swelling also lasts a long time, this is really not a surgery I want to recommend. During the consultation, I also saw photos of people who had the procedure, but the effect was truly minimal.. Still, my expectations had been so high while working part-time that I decided to have the procedure.. The effect really is minimal.. That point is what drains me while I’m fighting the swelling, but now that I’ve had it done, my mind is at ease. Thinking about staying home for 2 weeks feels overwhelming, but I have to get through it. I want to upload photos, but I’ll describe it as much as I can in writing.
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