Compared with my lower body, I don’t have much fat on my upper body, so my breasts also had no fat and no volume at all. They were AAA breasts. So I had always had a complex about my breasts since I was a student, and now that I’m an adult, I ended up getting breast surgery. I went around to several places for consultations and chose this hospital. I liked the kind consultant during the consultation, and there are many reviews saying the director tends not to smile much, but I think that’s just his personality. In terms of surgical experience and career, he’s a director I could trust. I actually felt comfortable and liked it. Today is day 2 after surgery, so I still have some pain and I’m still connected to a pain-control injection, so I’m moving around slowly like a sloth~ very stiffly and with difficulty..ㅋㅋㅋ Other than that, I’m eating well, taking some walks, and doing okay. But when I sleep and when I get up after lying down, it’s the hardest and hurts the most.. Still, as time passes, the pain should all recover, so I don’t regret the surgery, and I’m happy because I now have breasts that I didn’t have before! I had the transaxillary approach, so the upper fullness is still severe, and I don’t really have cleavage or a soft feel yet! But I think it will improve once enough time passes. Lastly, what was disappointing was that after the surgery, while recovering in the recovery room, if anything happened or I wanted to be discharged, I had to call the nurse with the call bell. Right after waking up from anesthesia, I was told, “The call bell is on your right,” but I couldn’t see the call bell.. My chest hurt, so I couldn’t turn to the side, and my arms weren’t free either, so I couldn’t call them,, so I ended up being discharged a bit late.. Other than that, everything was fine!
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