Before <photo with capsular contracture> I had breast surgery 15 years ago. I developed capsular contracture on the left side and had revision surgery yesterday. I’m a timid person who feels embarrassed to openly say I had breast surgery^^;;; When I first got on the operating table, I had vowed there would be no revision surgery, so when the contracture happened, I tried to hold out as long as possible and then have them removed. But with the doctor’s professional advice, before I knew it, I had paid the deposit for revision surgery.ㅜ.ㅡ
Because I like a natural look, for the revision I went as small as possible, 215 cc (originally 265), and for the breasts that had sagged from breastfeeding, we proceeded by lowering the breast line more without doing a lift.
During my first surgery, I was only a little dizzy afterward, so I watched Scandal Makers with my friend and had fun. (I still remember it^^;) The postoperative pain was about the level of soreness after working hard at a physical fitness test. I had surgery on Friday and had no problem going to work on Monday.
Thinking it would be like back then, I was going to have dinner with my friend after surgery, but my husband said he would come pick me up, so I canceled the plans. But now I’m in my late 40s. Dizziness after surgery. Completely dizzy and drained.ㅠㅠ. My husband driving looked like an angel. Family is precious.ㅠㅜ. Thank you, honey. I’ll repay you for life~
In the car, I felt my breasts. Huh~~ why did they get so flat? @@; And my breasts seemed to have dropped down to my stomach.ㅠㅠ. No, that can’t be it. Once the bandages come off, they’ll look natural, like natural breasts that are slightly sagging.. I try hard to hypnotize myself.
Hoping my own conviction won’t get buried under the doctor’s recommendation... After sleeping well after surgery, I’m writing this day-1 review at dawn.
Revision surgery... Hoping the result of not removing them, going smaller than the first time, and proceeding without a lift will be successful...
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