After about three months since my mom’s surgery, the lines around her mouth look much softer and more natural compared to the early days. She no longer feels any tightness, so she smiles and talks comfortably without being conscious of it.
The bruising has completely faded, and although the incision line near her ear is still a bit red, it should improve with continued ointment care. Thankfully, there’s no hardness or scar tissue when touched,
so it seems like it will just gradually lighten.
And I’m really glad she had the double‑chin muscle tightening done together with the face and neck lift. Now, when she lowers her head, she no longer has that fold of skin under her chin like before. She used to feel upset because of the sagging skin that came with age,
but it feels like everything improved at once this time, so I’m relieved.
She had a face lift, neck lift, and double‑chin muscle tightening done by Director Kwon Young‑hoon at Limo Plastic Surgery.
You can view the original post and see the before‑and‑after photos at the link below.
⭐ Source: Naver Café “병원발품백과대사전” (Korean community)
I’m wondering when it’s safe to fly after surgery in Korea. Since the flight back to the US is long, I’m even more worried..
Totally understandable to worry about flying after surgery, especially with a long trip back to the US. The safest timing really depends on what kind of procedure you had and how your healing is going, but most people are told to wait at least a week or two, and longer for bigger surgeries. Long flights can make swelling and blood‑clot risks higher, so it’s best to fly only after your surgeon says you’re good to go.💕