First of all, I’m really, really satisfied!! When a surgery goes well, this is the kind of gratitude you feel toward the director...? The fact that I have no bruises at all, that my nipple sensation is totally normal, that the pain is mild, and so on all make me feel in my body how meticulously the director performed the surgery... And the director really makes the shape beautifully.. Since I have a worrying, meticulous personality and don’t trust people easily, I first excluded places that do aggressive marketing, and I also excluded places that smelled like a factory. I chose this place because real reviews and the director’s background were the most trustworthy to me. I knew the result on the same day as surgery, right away, that it went well.
Below are the notes I wrote down when I went for consultations! 1. Among the places I consulted, the display Mentor implants were the best cared for. (No yellow discoloration) 2. The director has a lot of experience at hospitals famous for breast surgery, is a specialist, has clear principles, and gave the impression of trying to provide conscientious care. He has good aesthetic sense, and I could see his drive to keep finding better methods, which made me trust him. (He’s famous for being so serious about cleanliness in the operating room that it’s almost obsessive.) 3. During undressing, I liked that they intentionally adjusted the consultation room lighting to be dim so it wouldn’t feel embarrassing. It really reduced the awkwardness. 4. CCTV provided 100% (I think CCTV is mandatory for general anesthesia,,) 5. The staff member filmed the implant fitting process on video, which was such a huge help. After surgery, I kept mixing up how many cc were inserted and thinking, ‘Was this right?’ but every time I looked at that video, a lot of my worries went away. This was the only place that did that. 6. The director personally fitted the implants by cc (I felt the director was more involved than at other places.) 7. They cover the CCTV every time you change clothes 8. No pressure whatsoever toward any specific implantX
What I found disappointing - The location of the room where they take breast photos..... was a bit disappointing. When the door opens, it’s in a position where the front desk is visible,,, I was a little scared someone passing by might see it,,
<On the day of surgery> When I got home and checked my breasts in the mirror, I was honestly shocked because there wasn’t a single bruise..! I was also surprised that the shape looked prettier than I expected even right after surgery, and there was absolutely no bread-loaf? phenomenon. There was no mirror in the recovery room, so I checked once I got home.
Right after surgery, it wasn’t a clearly painful pain, but more of a faint? pain, and it felt almost like no pain? But my body was tired. Because of the general anesthesia, my throat really hurt I couldn’t talk for 3 days.. I kept coughing,,,, like I had a cold. I have a pretty good memory, so once the anesthetic wore off, I started remembering things almost immediately. The nurse said I had to open my eyes, and even though I was insanely sleepy, I kept forcing my eyes wide open with sheer willpower Maybe because of that, I didn’t lose the memories and remember everything vividly!! If you’re going to have surgery, keep your eyes wide open! It helps you stay a bit more conscious. On the first day, I just had no thoughts and mostly wanted to go home and sleep..
<One week in> Now there’s no pain, and I’m just waiting to take off the support bra The skin on my right arm? area feels a little numb, but that’s probably because of the tape and boob,,??