Those who are thinking of getting surgery for a recessed chin, please read this.

Hello. I had surgery for a recessed chin a month ago, and now I will be having revision surgery again. This time, I went through so much emotional hardship.. physical hardship.. and lost time.. Since I went through a lot, I wanted to write a few words in hopes that it might help everyone here even a little. Those who are planning to have surgery for a recessed chin.. From my experience, if your face is on the long side.. or your forehead is narrow, and your face is longer below the eyes.. I hope people like this do not get recessed chin surgery. I don't know if you are having two-jaw surgery together overall, but surgery for a recessed chin.. seems to mean that doctors really only bring the chin forward. Without considering the overall line.. And.. people whose lower lip is set much farther back than the upper lip. If you bring it out too much, you will end up with a protruding chin. Honestly, my chin was small.. and I didn't have much of one.. But I still wonder if I did it for nothing. Touching the facial bones really seems like major surgery. I had surgery at a famous hospital, but after experiencing it for a month.. When cold wind blows, my chin feels a bit cold and numb.. Doctors said things like a pulling sensation.. those things would be a little different from before surgery. Rather.. I wonder if it would be better to do the nose or eyes and draw attention upward. For people with a square jaw.. the effect seems good, but it seems rare to see good results from recessed chin surgery. (I'm talking about people whose faces are on the long side.) I also wish I had done my nose first.. I regret it.. I feel sorry to my face. For making it go through this hard thing twice in the same way.. The inside of my mouth has become like a rag..