On March 7, I had osteotomy for a retruded chin and advanced it about 10 mm It was not an extremely severe retruded chin, more like a moderate retruded chin, but now my face looks completely long like a horse’s face, and from the side I even have a bit of a protruding lower jaw look The swelling has completely gone down, I can open my mouth like a normal person and I can eat too. It’s just that the area under my chin still feels like it is not mine and has no sensation, but the swelling looks almost all gone. My face is round, but only my chin is too long downward. No matter how many times I call the hospital crying, they only say it looks long because of swelling and tell me to wait. But no matter how long I wait, my chin shows no sign of getting shorter. When I touch my chin, the bone is long. Does it really get shorter over time? The psychological stress is truly severe, and I am suffering from insomnia.
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