My lower jaw was prominent, so I got a surgery consultation. Even after taking a bone X-ray, they said my lower jaw was still on the larger side compared to average women. The ad also said that they calculate the angle and size to match the golden ratio of the entire face before proceeding. I just told them to make it suit only my own facial proportions. Right after the surgery, I came out and had a consultation immediately, and in my dazed state I remember them showing me my bone cross-section and saying the bone was too thin to do any more. Isn't that something they should have figured out before surgery? The way they finished it somehow irritated a facial nerve, and the sensation around my lips still hasn't returned after more than 5 years, and even when I smile my mouth becomes crooked. The inside of my mouth was also stitched up terribly, so the flesh inside got tangled together and healed badly. But they said it was because I'm older and don't heal well? Is that my fault?? They said it would be harmonious and prevent sagging if they removed facial fat too, so I had buccal fat removal as well, but they took it out unevenly, and even visually one cheek is sunken more than the other. That's why I'm writing this while looking into cheek fat grafting^^ You advertise yourselves as a hospital that trains doctors, right? If they did it exactly like that, it would be a disaster. Don't get surgery there. You shouldn't be a doctor. Just stick to pulling wisdom teeth.
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