In the past, it was a habit to stick my chin out slightly whenever taking photos to make myself look less long... I felt like I lived my life constantly worrying about my profile because I wanted to avoid looking at it at all costs. I think the stress was even greater because I was constantly teased since childhood due to my prognathism and malocclusion. I considered just enduring it, but as the pain in my jaw worsened, it became difficult to ignore. After researching, I learned that it could progress, so I decided to at least get a consultation and went to Seoul Face 21 Dental Hospital. As I underwent the examination and listened to the explanation, I gained an objective understanding of my condition. From then on, I seriously considered the matter and eventually decided to proceed with surgery. After the surgery, it wasn't as painful as I expected, and the swelling was less than I had feared. Perhaps because I tend not to swell easily, it wasn't too difficult. I did lose some weight initially because I needed some time to adjust to the wafer fixation, but I got used to it quickly. I had to visit the hospital frequently in the beginning, but they checked my condition meticulously every time and also looked into my orthodontics, so I didn't experience much discomfort during the recovery period. Maybe it's because they also provided treatments like laser therapy and IV fluids, but I felt like my condition was being managed well. It's been about three months now, and looking in the mirror isn't as stressful as it used to be... it just feels like I look at it naturally. The most comfortable thing is that I don't have to worry about the angle when taking photos anymore. Also, I didn't realize how different it makes when your teeth bite together properly. I'm still being a bit careful with tough foods, but eating itself has become much easier, so I can really feel the difference in my daily life.