I first had a consultation at another hospital, but since my opinion differed from the director's, I hadn't finalized anything. I thought I should get more consultations at other hospitals, so that day I booked a few places too, and went to DA first..
The waiting area was somewhat private, spacious, and pleasant (it was a busy place, so the wait took a bit..) The consultant and medical staff all explained things thoroughly and were kind. When I consulted with the director, our opinions matched on the size, so I chose without hesitation, and the price was fairly reasonable.. (I had tests while booking the surgery, and there were more small lumps in my breasts than expected, so I got scared and worried, but they told me not to worry about them)
(Before surgery 80AA, after surgery 80D((D~E))
I had fixed on Motiva for the implants, but when I said naturalness and feel were important, they immediately recommended Mentor. I compared and felt them again, then settled on Mentor (Mentor Xtra High, left 400, right 375)
For pain, I got the painful type, so it hurt a lot. It would be a lie to say it didn't hurt
On the day of surgery, my period started, so it was twice as hardㅠㅜ The train was delayed too, so the surgery time got pushed back, and since I had been fasting for a long time, it took me a long time to open my eyes in the recovery room Since I live out of town, I stayed in the inpatient room for a day. To go downstairs, if you can walk, you walk, or they take you in a wheelchair. It was hard, but I could walk, so I walked down, and since I didn't have a guardian, it was hell until morning..
After returning home the next day, it was continuous pain until day 2-3ㅠㅜ Since it overlapped with that day, I felt uncomfortable, my breasts hurt with zapping pains, the bandage made my abdomen swell too, and I couldn't breathe well..
Until the 1-month mark, I watched the major swelling go down, went in for treatments, wore the bandage and bolero, and even when sleeping, I was very careful in case my posture shifted Before the 2-month mark, I switched to a sports bra (from then on I felt a bit more alive) I'm still applying scar ointment continuously and still being careful even when sleeping
In a month, it'll be 3 months, and I truly don't even remember my breasts before surgery lolololol It still feels heavy, like there are pendulums attached, but I think I understand what seniors mean when they say they keep looking in the mirror. I'm planning to start dieting soon, so after losing weight, I'm going to wear the clothes I had wanted to try on For those still hesitating, decide and get surgery even one day sooner. I was late by years too, but after meeting Director ㄱㅎㄱ at DA, I feel like I was born into a new life. Thank you, doctor-dad
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