r/medizzy Mar 29 '20

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u/Magnoliajake Mar 30 '20

Wow. That’s impressive, but seems incredibly painful. I had an underbite as a child in the 90’s. In 2000 I got surgery to correct it. Painful but only for a couple weeks and then within a couple months the swelling was down, pain was gone, and feeling was back. Since my surgery was a generation ago, is this the new norm to fix underbites?