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Almost 6 months post op! Update!
Hi guys!
Sorry for the lack of updates - life happened.
I am currently almost 6 months post op and doing great overall. My fears of my face looking box-y have long disappeared, I can smile fully again, look upwards with no issues, and no more numbness.
I would say I am completely healed unless my doctor says something different at this month's checkup.
I'm pleased with results and happy I did it. I'll be honest, it wasn't as majorly life-changing as I was expecting it to be but instead, I simply no longer have the daily insecurity and stress I used to live with. I'm now able to look into a mirror with confidence and not immediately feel awful about my chin area and that's what I'm forever thankful for and why this procedure was worth it.
My doctor was Dr. Majmundar in Atlanta, GA for everyone who was wondering in the area. Him and his staff were wonderful through the entire process - I highly recommend.
Sorry for the lack of updates - life happened.
I am currently almost 6 months post op and doing great overall. My fears of my face looking box-y have long disappeared, I can smile fully again, look upwards with no issues, and no more numbness.
I would say I am completely healed unless my doctor says something different at this month's checkup.
I'm pleased with results and happy I did it. I'll be honest, it wasn't as majorly life-changing as I was expecting it to be but instead, I simply no longer have the daily insecurity and stress I used to live with. I'm now able to look into a mirror with confidence and not immediately feel awful about my chin area and that's what I'm forever thankful for and why this procedure was worth it.
My doctor was Dr. Majmundar in Atlanta, GA for everyone who was wondering in the area. Him and his staff were wonderful through the entire process - I highly recommend.
2 weeks post op
Hey all,
I am 2 weeks post op as of yesterday! It seems like it's been a lot longer than only 2 weeks!
My swelling has gone down a ton so naturally, I'm feeling a lot better about my face head on. I no longer feel manly or square and I'm much happier with it.
I think the reason I was so stressed out was because I was expecting a more defined/different jawline but that would require jaw surgery - something I'm not going to put myself through. My bone structure and roundness of my face will always remain the same and I'm ok with that now. This has been a great lesson in acceptance and self-love.
I'm in love with my profile now and feel a lot more confident. I can actually buy the sunglasses I want, wear my hair up or in a braid, wear lipstick - all without feel self conscious about my chin/profile view!
I'll probably update once more after a couple months.
Overall, I'm now happy and grateful for my results.
I am 2 weeks post op as of yesterday! It seems like it's been a lot longer than only 2 weeks!
My swelling has gone down a ton so naturally, I'm feeling a lot better about my face head on. I no longer feel manly or square and I'm much happier with it.
I think the reason I was so stressed out was because I was expecting a more defined/different jawline but that would require jaw surgery - something I'm not going to put myself through. My bone structure and roundness of my face will always remain the same and I'm ok with that now. This has been a great lesson in acceptance and self-love.
I'm in love with my profile now and feel a lot more confident. I can actually buy the sunglasses I want, wear my hair up or in a braid, wear lipstick - all without feel self conscious about my chin/profile view!
I'll probably update once more after a couple months.
Overall, I'm now happy and grateful for my results.
1 week post-op
Made it to one week! It feels like it's been 1 year, haha. This has definitely been one of the longest weeks of my life.
I've been feeling super crummy from all the medications so I've only been able to do two half days at work this week.
The left side of my chin is still very tender to the touch, sore, and bruised compared to the other side.
My neck is still incredibly tight and it's difficult to look upwards.
It's getting easier to talk but I still can't open my mouth and move it the way I used to. My smile is very different which is bumming me out every time I try to crack one.
Eating is still difficult and I constantly worry if chewing is going to shift something out of place.
As far as how it looks, I love my side profile. I already feel a lot more confident wearing glasses and my hair up!
Still not a fan of my face head-on, which is becoming depressing. It looks manly to me. I was expecting it to look more angular. I'm trying to stay optimistic that it will look better a couple months when everything is fully healed.
After a week out, I'm very conflicted with how I feel and if it was worth it. I love my side profile but damn, my face head-on is messing me up.
I gave my 1 week post-op appointment tomorrow so hopefully I can get some peace of mind.
I've been feeling super crummy from all the medications so I've only been able to do two half days at work this week.
The left side of my chin is still very tender to the touch, sore, and bruised compared to the other side.
My neck is still incredibly tight and it's difficult to look upwards.
It's getting easier to talk but I still can't open my mouth and move it the way I used to. My smile is very different which is bumming me out every time I try to crack one.
Eating is still difficult and I constantly worry if chewing is going to shift something out of place.
As far as how it looks, I love my side profile. I already feel a lot more confident wearing glasses and my hair up!
Still not a fan of my face head-on, which is becoming depressing. It looks manly to me. I was expecting it to look more angular. I'm trying to stay optimistic that it will look better a couple months when everything is fully healed.
After a week out, I'm very conflicted with how I feel and if it was worth it. I love my side profile but damn, my face head-on is messing me up.
I gave my 1 week post-op appointment tomorrow so hopefully I can get some peace of mind.
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Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
11681 Haynes Bridge Rd., Alpharetta, Georgia