The world has really gotten better, hasn't it. You can get cosmetic surgery information so easily on the internet like this,,, It's also become really convenient compared with the days when we didn't know the internet, in terms of hospital information or choosing one. No need to run around everywhere... And there isn't much need to worry about postoperative care or the reactions that appear after surgery... The world has gotten pretty good. I'm really benefiting from the times. Of course, if you don't have money you can't have surgery, but without medical technology you also can't have surgery. Even 10 years ago, jaw surgery was major surgery, and not that many people had it. You couldn't get information online either... The next 10 years will get even better, right? These days, when I go outside, everyone is really beautiful~~ Everyone looks like a celebrity... If you become prettier through surgery, gain confidence, and live a new life, what could be better than that? I'm exactly that case. I did my eyes and nose... and the way people treated me changed.. Only then did I feel it deeply. Was appearance this important for a woman? It becomes dangerous if it turns into cosmetic surgery addiction, but I think it would be good to fix areas where you're somewhat lacking. There's self-satisfaction, and it's pleasant for people looking too.. Now it's almost been 2 weeks since my square jaw surgery. After learning online that the mouth normally doesn't open well after surgery, I stopped worrying. If there were no sites like this, I would have worried alone and kept calling the hospital one by one to ask. "Wait.. isn't something wrong with my surgery? Why won't my mouth open? I can't even chew food~!" like that.. ^^; But of course there are individual differences, but about how much time needs to pass before the mouth opens wide~? Horizontally, 4 fingers fit, but vertically, only one finger fits. So that means my mouth doesn't open. The hospital said I should be able to open it after about a month... But I saw someone who posted below saying they still can't open it well even after half a year. How is it for other people who had jaw surgery? When should I start practicing opening my mouth? The hospital told me not to try to force my mouth open... I'm not trying hard to force it open anyway. My jaw feels tight... And they said to eat only soft foods for a month, but I have to be able to resist the temptation of so many delicious foods~ I try to put kimchi or whatever into my mouth that won't open and chew hard, but as expected, the muscles under my ears and my jaw feel a bit tight and painful. The area inside my ear near the eardrum hurts a little too... So do I have to wait about a month before I can chew and eat as much as I want without pain? Please give me some information~ Those who are about a month after surgery... How is opening your mouth? What about food? Any other side effects? I think most of my swelling has pretty much gone down. Though I still have the feeling that I'm holding two small candies in both cheeks.
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