This is a picture taken before my surgery.

I wanted to make my face smaller and consulted several hospitals due to asymmetry and lip smiles. Eventually, I chose to have surgery at WHY Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery over the hospital where I originally made a reservation, right after the consultation.

The photos are arranged in order, starting from the day of the surgery, to the 2nd and 3rd day after the surgery, the 1st week, and the 2nd week after the surgery.


3 types of facial contours (cheekbone, square chin, chin) This is a review of the 2nd week haha
Photos are in order (surgery day -> 2nd day -> 3rd day -> 1st week -> 2nd week) 
The surgery day 
On the day of surgery, I was pleasantly surprised that my condition was better than I expected. Everyone, including Dr. LEE and the nurses, was surprised by how well I recovered, and the manager even took a picture of me, thinking I looked cute.😊


2nd day after surgery 

On the 2nd day of surgery, swelling slightly increased compared to the previous day, but I still took many selfies, thinking it was worth documenting.

3rd day after surgery

On the 3rd day of surgery, the war against swelling began, and my face started to swell up like crazy.


1st week after surgery 
During the first week after surgery, my face was swollen like SpongeBob's fat, and I didn't like taking selfies. Can you tell from my expression?

Around this time, I went to the hospital to remove the stitches on the sideburns.

2nd weeks after surgery 
By the 2nd week after surgery, I got out of the SpongeBob phase and became slimmer. Dr. LEE got rid of the mouth stitches as well.

Looking at the pictures, I'm glad to see the swelling go down again.

Since I wasn't sure whether my face got smaller due to swelling, I kept asking the manager and Dr. LEE whether the surgery went well. Dr. LEE reassured me that the surgery I had was not the kind with an obvious difference between before and after, such as eye, nose, or breast plastic surgery, but the difference could only be seen over time.

I'm taking many walks with my dog and eating well, including pumpkin juice, new care, and artichokes. I'm just wondering if the swelling will go down, as I'm a little impatient to see the final result.


2 months after surgery 
It's already been 2 and a half months since my V-line + Cheekbone Surgery, and time flies by quickly as I don't feel that it's hard to manage swelling. I'm leaving a review comparing my before and after (2 months) photos.
I wasn't sure if the swelling was going down since it's a face I see every day. But looking at the picture like this, I can feel that it's gone down and changed a lot.

It's so nice to be able to put on makeup, take selfies, and go about my daily life. I still feel a little awkward when I touch my muscles, facial expressions, or face, but I'm keeping an eye on it as it gets better with time. It's been 2 months, but whenever I have time, I'm trying to make time for wearing the facial garment to reduce swelling. I'm also drinking tea to help reduce the swelling.


4 months after surgery ❤👍
At 4 months, I feel like I look more natural with less swelling. People around me say that I have become very pretty, and I am satisfied.

I want to thank the director and staff of WHY Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery for performing the surgery safely. Nowadays, I'm taking a lot of selfies because I feel beautiful. I've also noticed that the area around my eyes looks more lively, and there is no awkwardness at any angle, with smooth lines and no bending.