A breast surgery review after finally getting it done after finishing cancer treatment

I was already a 75A, but after giving birth and breastfeeding, my breast volume almost disappeared… The upper part of my breasts became sunken and the elasticity also dropped a lot, so I felt upset every time I looked in the mirror!!! Honestly, having small breasts was one concern, but the sagging was even more stressful. Clothes didn’t fit the way they used to, and even if I put several pads in my bra, it was still obvious, so my confidence kept dropping!! Most importantly, I had just finished ovarian cancer treatment this year and had been declared cancer-free, so I had a lot of worries before deciding on surgery….. I had chemotherapy three times, and because I thought health was the most important thing, I prioritized safety over beauty! I also visited several places for consultations, explained my full medical history, and made sure carefully first whether surgery was even possible~~~ The questions I asked most during the consultations were about side effects and recovery time, and I kept asking whether it could be done in a way that wouldn’t overstrain my body. Among them, Director Shin In-seok at ID recommended a size that would suit my body type rather than making them too big, and we set the goal at about a D cup I didn’t want them to look too exaggeratedly large, and I wanted a natural-looking volume instead! When I woke up after the surgery, my breasts felt heavy, but it wasn’t as painful as I had feared, and for a few days it was only a little uncomfortable to use my arms a lot! Recovery was the part I cared about most, and because I followed the instructions without overdoing it, I was able to return to daily life better than I expected. It still needs more time to settle fully, but it looks so different from before that I’m very satisfied After finishing chemotherapy, I also felt like I wanted to give myself a gift, and now I really think it was a great decision!!!