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Breast Surgery Reviews

3 months after sagging breast surgery

To the mommies who are thinking about surgery for sagging breasts after childbirth and breastfeeding... hesitation only makes you lose time, so get the surgery soon lol It was worth spending that much money, and my husband agrees with that too lol The hospital I had surgery at does a breast ultrasound at the 3-month mark, so I went to get that checked. During recovery, I didn't have any major pain or discomfort. I thought I'd be fine~ but when I actually lay on the bed to get the ultrasound, I got worried and nervous thinking, what if something bad shows up? lol Thankfully, the capsule had formed thinly, the implant had settled in well, and they said everything looked clean. The doctor who did the ultrasound said that things like rupture or capsular contracture don't show up clearly in the early stages, so regular ultrasound checks are important. He said there aren't many hospitals that are systematically connected like this and professionally provide ultrasound checks in-house. Right now my tissues have loosened up a lot, but the doctor said they will loosen up even more from here. I'm excited to see how much better they'll get from here lol It feels like just yesterday I was researching hospitals and going for consultations, and now it's already been 3 months. Time really flies lol The doctor told me to buy a swimsuit in advance and bring it if I was going to go on vacation, so I've been busy shopping for swimsuits lately 😊 lol I'll also write down the surgery details for reference ☑️ Stats 172 cm / 65 kg Measurements 85 - 75 - 71 - 95 Breast width 12.5 Breast size L < R Surgery method Subfascial, inframammary incision Motiva Demi, right 340, left 360 Accessory nipples, accessory breast tissue

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