Review of axillary accessory breast removal surgery (consultation, surgery) + with a little armpit liposuction

Ever since I was young, I wondered why my armpits were so fat. Even though my weight was the same as mine (definitely not a weight that looks fat), my armpits looked like they were 10 or 20 kg different from the rest of me.. I was ignorant when I was younger, so I didn’t know much, but this time I found out there was such a thing as accessory breast removal surgery?! And even covered by insurance?!!!! So I found a famous hospital and immediately booked a consultation. When I went, it turned out that my armpits were occupied not by fat, but by glandular tissue as expected. It’s like a slightly less complete stage of mammalian evolution.. They said it’s similar to a dog having lots of nipples.. The nipples that should have disappeared had not completely disappeared…. The doctor explained the surgery process, side effects, and recovery period while showing various reviews and patient cases. The surgery process is to remove some of the fat around the armpit and take out the accessory breast tissue inside. I thought there was no reason not to do it, so I had an ECG and blood test that day and set the surgery date before going home. The long-awaited surgery day. For reference, this was my first surgery ever in my life. And since it was general anesthesia, my mom came along worried out of her mind. I, meanwhile, wasn’t thinking about anything. I went 2 hours before surgery, did this and that, and was lying on the bed when it was time, so I followed the nurse. I lay down on the operating table and inhaled something like anesthetic gas, lost consciousness, and woke up to find the surgery over. Since it was my first time having anesthesia, it was really miserable. The smell of anesthesia made me feel nauseous from the inside, my throat was dry as hell. I was so dizzy that I lay down for about 2 hours before leaving. (It was torture getting woken up repeatedly so I wouldn’t fall asleep; I was so sleepy) Anyway, after that I came home and started recovering. Wearing a compression garment.. was a bit awful. First of all, it was unbearably hot. (I’m the type who acts immediately, so I had the surgery in summer no matter what.) Wearing a bra + compression garment under a short-sleeve shirt was so hard. For reference, I couldn’t lift my arms, so I bought button-up pajamas hahaha. When sleeping, I couldn’t lie on my side, only the same position But after about a week, it became much more comfortable. When I went to the hospital, the nurse said I didn’t need to wear the compression garment anymore. Yay. After becoming free like that, I went to Vietnam hahaha. Even though only a week had passed, the accessory breast that popped out when I brought my arms together disappeared, so I could wear sleeveless tops!! My quality of life really shot up It’s been about two months since the surgery now, and about 90% of the seroma has disappeared, with only a slight lack of sensation remaining. They said this was a side effect I had been told about beforehand, and that it would all return with time. Also, they removed a pretty large accessory breast tissue.. (7 cm? 8 cm) If that was in my body, how much would it have bulged out Anyway, I think people whose armpits stick out because of glandular tissue have no reason not to do this. I really regret not knowing this in my 20s The armpit pain is gone too, and especially, they recommended doing it before pregnancy! Ah! And I think if you do it at a plastic surgery clinic, you can’t get insurance reimbursement! I’ll answer anything I know, so feel free to ask~~