- Implant type: Mentor Smooth High, left 350cc, right 375cc
- Preoperative size and specs: AAA cup, no existing breast tissue, height 160 cm and 46 kg, breast pocket size 12 cm
- Desired size: Full C-D cup
- Incision site: Inframammary incision
My breasts, which had originally been A cups, changed to AAA cups after childbirth and breastfeeding, and it made me feel a sense of shame.
As a working mom, I didn't have time to visit many places in person, so I spent months researching through cafes and apps, and from the beginning I chose only Girin and went for a consultation. I liked that there was no implant pressure and no compression bandage, drain, or corrective bra. There was also only one breast surgery director, so I didn't have to worry, and they said they only operate on three people a day, which made me trust them.
Same day 1.13 Since my surgery was the first slot at 10 on the day, I fasted, arrived at the hospital by 9 a.m., changed clothes, washed my face, gargled, took photos, met the consultant and director, had the design sketched on my breasts, took photos once more, and went into the operating room. I lay down, had the IV needle inserted, and the anesthesiology teacher came in and said, I'll help you fall asleep~ Then I fell asleep right away. The last thing I saw with my own eyes was the operating room clock at 10:40. When I opened my eyes half-asleep, I was in the recovery room They said recovery is slower if you fall asleep, so I forced myself to keep my eyes open, and after about an hour and a half I went to the bathroom to urinate and was discharged I had driven there in my own car, then came home with the designated driver I had reserved. ☆Pain☆ I had no particular thoughts or tension, and maybe because I had seen so many breast surgery reviews saying it didn't hurt, it hurt more than I expected. It was hard to get my body up by myself, and hard to open and close the car door. For my chest, more than the surgical area itself, the part with the upper band pressing down felt tight and suffocating, which was difficult. I had given birth by C-section, and it hurt less than that. I ate porridge, took medicine, lay on the recliner sofa, then made a backrest with cushions and pillows on the bed and fell asleep I did wake up here and there because it was uncomfortable, but it wasn't painful.
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