Breast surgery, decided after 10 years of deliberation

While everyone else was going to school and having fun, I gave birth and breastfed for over a year, and my breasts sagged so badly that, 14 years ago, I even had a consultation at a Korean medicine clinic that said it could lift them with acupuncture-like treatments. But I had to care for the baby and was told I should not use my arms, so I gave up. I lived with that knot in my chest for years, and I could not really make up my mind because the reviews I heard around me said it hurt and there was nowhere to show them off anyway. Then one day I went to a bathhouse and saw an older woman than me with a much firmer bust, and I thought, ah... even for my own satisfaction, I want to do it. Honestly, I did not spend much time researching, and after one chance review I did a frantic search on the clinic information and the surgeon's background, and once I decided I absolutely had to have it done at [Clinic A], I went in without even having a clear idea of how I wanted my breasts done. As for the eyes and nose, I already knew that even if I took photos and explained exactly what I wanted, they would shape them in a way that suited my face. It was true that I found the explanation difficult the whole time, because it was my first consultation, and since I was going to do it here anyway, I just trusted and followed the surgeon and [Staff A]. [Staff A] explained everything passionately in front of me, even though I did not fully understand. They are the kind of people who can tell at a glance, so no matter how much I ran around and researched, I had no choice but to trust them. It is only day 3 after surgery, but because the compression is so strong, these are the only photos I could take after slightly loosening my breathing. I just hope to keep posting photos and updates by progress stage, and I sincerely hope [Doctor A] and [Clinic A]'s surgery department continue to thrive. Really... it looks so natural that I am just waiting for the day I can unwrap the bandages.