While I was looking into double jaw surgery, I was fulfilling my military service. I stumbled upon the EU Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery on YouTube by chance and went to EU for a consultation at the same time I was discharged from the military. Although I was nervous at first, the doctor's friendliness during the consultation earned my trust and led me to choose EU Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. 

I'm completely out of my mind. Also, I was a little scared since I couldn't feel sensations on my entire face. 

Every time I look in the mirror, I'm not sure if the reflection is really me. If only the time could go by quickly... 

I think my face has gotten more swollen... hehe. Supposedly it becomes difficult to breathe after double jaw surgery, but I think I'm having a harder time with the swelling than the breathing. 

It's only Day 4. I'm not thinking about the time going by. I hope the one-month mark after surgery will come quickly. 

I had an electrolyte beverage and castella sponge cake because I was starving. It tasted better than I thought. I also gained hope from seeing the swelling in my lips somewhat dissipate.

Today, I had my surgical site disinfected and the deswelling laser treatment at the clinic. I can't wait for my stitches to be removed next week! 

I had my stitches removed when I visited the clinic today. All of the reviews I read mentioned it being painful, but it didn't hurt at all. Now that I have been wearing the wafer for 2 weeks, I think I can say that time is the solution to everything. If only the one-month mark could come sooner..!!

Now that I've got the approval to start chewing soft foods, I had ramyeon as soon as I got home. It wasn't as easy to chew as I expected and uncomfortable to eat, but the thought of being able to start eating more foods, albeit gradually, is getting me excited. As for the swelling, it's hit a plateau, so I can't see reductions in the swelling anymore. Regardless, I think having had the surgery was an excellent choice since my lantern jaw has disappeared.

I'm capable of eating most foods at this point. The majority of the swelling has gone down as well, and only the residual swelling remains. My friends whom I hadn't seen in some time didn't know I had surgery but thought I had lost weight. I think my surgery was a huge success. Hopefully, the remaining residual swelling will dissipate quickly. The braces have been really uncomfortable these days. 

Nowadays, there is no discomfort from the double jaw surgery, and I think having undergone the surgery was a great decision. If there's anything bothering me, the braces are uncomfortable, but I'm very satisfied with everything else, so I still think it was a good choice. I couldn't imagine being able to chew radish kimchi after double jaw surgery, but I'm glad I'm at the point where I can eat it! The area around my cheekbones looks full, so I hope the residual swelling completely goes down soon.  

Six months have passed since my surgery. Now I'm able to eat hamburgers, and there are no foods I can't have. As my facial asymmetry has mostly disappeared, my self-esteem has gone up when I'm having my pictures taken. I can feel that my face has definitely gotten smaller. Right now I'm receiving orthodontic treatment, and I can't help but think about wanting to get my braces off... I'm incredibly satisfied and doing well. It's not noticeable that I have undergone surgery since my friends I haven't seen in a while aren't able to recognize me. I'm very glad my surgery was a success. 

Nine months have already gone by since my double jaw surgery. Nowadays, I'm not experiencing any discomfort. I don't know if it's because I had double jaw surgery or if I was already good-looking, but everyone has been complimenting me that I have become more handsome. Having the surgery was an excellent decision, even though I would be even happier if I didn't have braces. If I were to go back in time to before the double jaw surgery, I would choose to have double jaw surgery again!