Before: originally A-cup breasts After surgery: full C-cup Breast pocket 11.(?) Implants: Sebbin Integrity Inframammary incision I decided to do it because I had a complex about having small breasts since I was young.
The consultation manager was very kind and approachable, so I felt I could trust them, and there were no extra costs or additional recommendations, so I decided to go here.
After surgery, maybe because of the general anesthesia, my body was shivering, and after lying down for a bit, I was discharged. As for pain, my chest felt tight and heavy, and when I used my hands, I felt a tingling and heavy pain in my breasts. There weren’t any other discomforts, but even when walking, I ended up walking carefully.
One-month review
Day 1: I felt more severe pain on the right side. It was okay when I stayed still, but especially when moving my hands or getting up after lying down, I felt a tingling pain. Day 2: Because of the pain-control injection, there wasn’t much pain. Day 3: After removing the pain-control injection, the pain was the worst. It got better after taking Tylenol. Days 4~7: There was pain when doing movements that use the chest muscles, but it was tolerable. After just one week, there was no major difficulty with daily life. Week 2: Stiffness. It felt like the tissue was loosening a bit. Week 3: No pain. The upper fullness is still severe, and the breasts don’t come together well yet. Week 4: The upper breasts still feel firm, and the lower breasts have become much softer.
Two-month review The tissue has loosened a lot, so they’ve become very soft. But when I touch them while lying down, they feel firm. There’s nothing particularly uncomfortable, but I still feel discomfort when I need to apply pressing force, for example when squeezing shampoo (?) The upper fullness has also gone down a lot, and when I bring my breasts together, they form an I-shaped cleavage.
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