Bimaxillary surgery was such a major surgery for me that, honestly, I don't think I had even considered it. But after seeing a friend's face after they had it done, I became interested too. They said they had it done at a clinic, so after thinking it over, I went in for a consultation too.
When I first went in, the clinic was very white and had an open, spacious feel, which was nice. The director explained every single thing thoroughly. I remembered someone in a bimaxillary surgery group chat calling the director "too much talk?" and saying it was a good clinic to visit first when going around for consultations lol
After having major surgery for bimaxillary surgery, genioplasty, and cheekbone reduction, I really thought I was going to die because after anesthesia, trying to breathe was so difficult. Even swallowing water was hard, but I was grateful that the nurse gave me New Care lol They kept walking around and checking on me even through the early morning, and I was truly so grateful the whole time I was hospitalized.
My face had been severely asymmetrical, but I can see that it has improved a lot even within one month, so I think the surgery went well.