What is your stand on plastic surgery?
A swipe of the blade to change how you look, is it the best option?
6 years ago, in 2003, I was persuaded by my mum to go see the dentist, as there were 2 big dracula teeth growing from outside my gums. The first visit to the dentist was scary (i mean, which visit to the dentist is not scary, rite..unless we are sadist ;P)
From then on, one appointment lead to another appointment and by the time I knew it, I was going to have braces for my (slightly) crooked teeth.
Both of my dracula teeth were extracted, plus with 2 more extractions to make room for the braces. My God, the injection needle can kill an elephant! Unless, of course, you are killed by it when it falls on you.
Ok, so the braces was on in 2004, and I had it for a year or so. Then along the way, there was another "complication". My lower jaw was protruding out, and both my upper and lower jaw just won't bite. This was me then:


I even joked that I can store rain water everytime it rains. Serious.
An option came from the dentist. Surgery. So, in the end of 2006, I went under the knife to slice a bit portion of my lower jaw, and today, two metallic rods are holding my jaws together.
So far no problem when it comes to metal detectors, and don't try to be funny by putting magnets near my mouth...hmmm...
Well, this title should be Confessions (part 2), after all, only a few knows about this. Just to tell la, in case if one day my jaws falls apart and then have to help me fix it...
This is how I look today:

Handsome o...
From a single appointment to check out my dracula teeth, it ended up in braces and surgery..haih..but I have no regrets, really. If you know of anyone who has this problem, assure them that surgery can fix it, and it is not much of a hassle. Well, this surgery adds up to my total surgery in life to 2. What about the first one? Haha...part 3?