Dear sisters, we did it on the same day! My situation is similar to yours, but the difference is that the meat in the lower corner of the mouth is obviously much smaller than before the operation. I am a medical student myself, and I think the lump on my face should be scar hyperplasia. Because not only the skin, but also any tissue of the body (except bone tissue) is healed through scars. Liposuction has caused great trauma to the subcutaneous fat layer, which will produce scars to some extent. New scars will undergo a process of contracture and softening, which will take a while. I also talked to my surgeon two weeks after the operation. He said that this stiffness is normal and can be alleviated by eating less high-protein food, not irritating food and not drinking alcohol, so that it will not proliferate excessively. The follow-up nurse told me that massage is also a good method.