This is my review of silicone implant surgery for a receding chin.

It has been about two months and one week since the surgery. My face did not have a protruding mouth. My chin was relatively too small, short, and set back, so my cheekbones looked large. My cheekbones were somewhat prominent. So my face looked uneven. Still, after the receding chin surgery, my facial line became much more defined. My face feels slightly longer, but it is okay. But before the surgery, the doctor said he would put in 4 mm, but I heard he put in less than 3 mm. I did ask him to make it natural, but considering it has been a little over two months, it is not very noticeable, and even now, other people might still say I have a bit of a receding chin. It is just that my chin is not set back like before, but it is not slightly prettily projected either; I guess I should say it became straight. Still, I am satisfied. Compared with before, my face looks slimmer and the line seems more defined. I hope the swelling does not go down any further. I do not think I can have revision surgery. It hurt so, so, so much. It really hurts so much. I have also had nose surgery, and this hurt much more than my nose. Right now, if someone paid me and told me to do my nose again, I could do it immediately, but I cannot do the receding chin surgery again. That is how painful it was. On the day of surgery, it really hurt so much I thought I was going to die, and the postoperative care was also so irritating. An intraoral incision was really so difficult. But some people say it does not hurt, so is it different for each person? I am not someone who exaggerates pain, and I tolerate pain well, but anyway, those who are planning receding chin surgery, choose a good hospital and take good care of yourself after surgery so you can become prettier.