Due to malocclusion, I made a noise every time I opened my mouth, had headaches, and had difficulty chewing food. While looking for a hospital, I found Dr. Seok-Jae Lee on YouTube and went for a consultation at Waigugang Facial Surgery Clinic. I was satisfied with the consultation and thought there was no need to look for another hospital, so I set up a surgery date. I took a blood test a month before the surgery and was told that the levels were normal but low for surgery, so I underwent surgery after taking two iron injections and taking iron supplements consistently.
On the first day of surgery, the frustration of not being able to breathe was worse than the pain. (It hurts, but the frustration overcomes the pain..) My butt is broken from sitting all the time.. A cushion is a must! It would be a good idea to bring a container of Daiso sauce with you before hospitalization. It's easy to drink with water or New Care.
On the second day,
around 8:00 a.m., the nurse removed the urinary strainer and Director Seokjae Lee removed the bladder and placed a wafer. (Both do not hurt, but breathing is still difficult)
The nurse was there from the evening of the 2nd day to the morning of the 3rd day.. I had a bit of a fever at night, but she came often and took good care of me. The discharge explanation was explained in detail one by one. Thank you.
On the morning of the third day, I met with the director, received a prescription for medication after being discharged, and went home.
The swelling peaked on the 5th to 6th day, and I thought my face was popping because there was swelling under my eyes.
The swelling gradually went down from the evening of the 6th day to the 7th day!
I barely ate anything, so I felt dizzy so I couldn't go for a walk, so I had to do a lot of steaming. Let's suffer for just one week...
On the first day of treatment, I didn't feel anything when they removed the stitches from my sideburns. They also disinfected my mouth.
On the second treatment day, the stitches in my mouth were removed after the swelling laser. I was worried because there were many reviews saying it was painful, but it wasn't painful, just a tingling sensation. You don't have to be scared...
I think I survived the surgery well because I've gotten past the time of removing all the stitches in my mouth, brushing my teeth, and only eating liquids.
After the first and second weeks, my life has become much better.
The stitches are removed and the swelling is going down day by day. The director said that after a month, 50% of the money was lost.
They said I had average swelling! After a month, he told me to eat mainly soft foods. He said my bones were healing well and we agreed to see him again in three months. It was so nice and easy to talk about without the wafer. After consulting with the director, I started inviseal correction.
It took about an hour and it was difficult because I couldn't open my mouth properly.
The orthodontic teacher said I had to lift 3 fingers in a month. I still have about one and a half...? I'm going to practice opening my mouth! I still have swelling, but I feel happy whenever people around me say that my face has gotten smaller and that the surgery went well.
I will never regret having the surgery and I wish I had done it sooner!
I hope I recover quickly, eat a lot of really delicious food, and get back to my pre-surgery condition ><>
SUNGYESA
