*The day of surgery I don't remember well after waking up, but I had no strength in my body, so I sat blankly for 20 minutes and then barely managed to go to the bathroom with help from a close older friend The pain started to come up a bit, so after getting painkiller once and going back on IV fluids, I felt okay, but as one hour, then two hours passed, it hurt so much I couldn't sleep, and my throat was so dry, so that day was really hard.
* Day 2 I had seen reviews saying it is very hard if you do facial contouring and nose surgery together, and sure enough, it was hard to breathe all night, so I couldn't sleep properly and was so tired... Breathing through my mouth still isn't easy. I kept wetting my mouth with water while sleeping and putting water in a bottle cap to sip little by little. Strangely, my body felt so drained. I originally have a peanut-shaped face, plus a fairly square jaw and cheekbones, so I thought my face looked swollen, but after surgery, my face started swelling tighter and tighter to the point where I wondered if it was okay to swell this much In reviews from everyone here who had facial contouring, they said there was no pain.. It was a day when I once again felt that pain really differs case by case★ My whole face hurt, my lips and even the inside of my mouth swelled, so breathing was difficult, and I think you can imagine that I was looking in the mirror and almost pushing food into my mouth to eat. Still, the nurse on duty took such good care of me, so I was really grateful. Thinking about it now, if the nurse hadn't been there and my close older friend hadn't been there, I think I would have felt so miserable that I would have regretted it…
* Day 3 By the evening of day 3, the swelling got even tighter, and I literally became a balloon lady. I looked in the mirror and laughed because even I found it funny They say it gets better after getting through the 3- to 4-day crisis period. I held on believing that, and it was a day dominated by the thought, please, I hope I don't regret this.
* Day 7 There is still a lot of swelling, but compared with immediately after surgery through days 3 to 4, it feels like the major swelling has gone down!!! My cheekbones and lower jaw still felt heavy and stiff, as if stones were sitting on them, but the pain is getting better day by day. I still don't have sensation in my lower lip and lower jaw, so food keeps dribbling while I eat.. Wet wipes are always essential.. The temple area and sideburn area are still swollen, so sleeping on my side is uncomfortable This time, I had the cotton that had been placed in my nose removed, and after removing the cotton, breathing became extremely comfortable, so it was a happy day.