Nearly 1 Year Review of Chin Advancement Surgery at Yang Yoon Dol Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

For the reviews from right after surgery up to one month, please refer to the previous review~ Link: https://sungyesa.com/new/d04/302309 For the three-month review, please see the link below Link: https://sungyesa.com/m02/42518 I had surgery in early March last year, and it has been almost a year now. In my case, even three months ago the swelling had already gone down, so there does not seem to be any major change compared with the last review. Still, I imagine there are many people curious about the one-year follow-up, so please read it when you have time~ Honestly, it seemed like all the swelling was gone once I reached one month, and the nerves are somewhat case by case, but for me I felt about 80 percent recovered at three months. It kept improving little by little, and now I feel like the nerves have recovered completely. The only thing is that there is still a slight tight, pulling feeling under the chin depending on my condition, but it is not uncomfortable. As the director said, it is steadily getting better. The best part of the surgery was first that the double-chin issue that appeared even when I was just sitting still, which had been my biggest complex, is gone. Since this is a surgery that changes facial contour, there is no way the change would not be noticeable, but as the doctor said, I think one advantage of chin advancement surgery is that it normalizes areas that were previously abnormal, so people around me do not feel a strong sense of mismatch. I will also organize a few additional things you may be curious about below, so take a look and leave a comment if you want, and I will answer as best as I can within my knowledge. 1. Exercise: I just resumed weight training after one month 2. Alcohol: I just drank after one month 3. Discomfort: Other than the two weeks right after surgery, there really was none at all. ☆ This part can vary from person to person, so be sure to ask your doctor before proceeding.