5 Months After Double-Jaw Surgery

First of all, this is absolutely not an ad. I really paid for it myself. I’ve had pretty much every surgery except breast surgery, but double-jaw surgery was le. gen. darily hard. It varies by person, but for me, until day 12, I was basically living like I was almost dead, and after that it became a little more bearable. It was really, really painful. I couldn’t even breathe properly, to the point that I wondered if I was going to die like this. And double-jaw surgery absolutely has to be done somewhere with a doctor with strong experience, an oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist, good aftercare, and good facilities. After going through it myself, I realized it really wouldn’t work if even one of those things was missing. If anything, facial contouring was less difficult than rhinoplasty, but double-jaw surgery is truly the final boss of surgeries. I could never have revision surgery. If you’re going to do it, I hope you think about it carefully. I regret doing it, but I’m also satisfied. The regretful part is that the swelling and progress take such a long time.. That process is so stressful, but they say you become satisfied once time passes.. The part I’m satisfied with is that my face shape definitely improved and my face got smaller. People around me say it looks much better after doing it. After double-jaw surgery, nasal deformation comes no. matter. what. So now I’m looking into revision rhinoplasty ^^ How long do I have to keep getting plastic surgery, sigh.. lol If you leave any questions in the comments, I’ll answer them

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