After childbirth and breastfeeding, my breasts became much saggier and lost their former volume, so I spent a long time deliberating. I especially disliked how my upper breasts looked empty and how the overall breast line sagged, which had gradually lowered my confidence. After deliberating for about two years, I decided to have surgery before it was too late, hoping to regain my confidence as a woman. While researching clinics, I saved many photo reviews, and I liked Dr. Seo Hyun-woo’s reviews best. I went to Vibe Plastic Surgery for a consultation. Every time I meet the doctor, I feel that he is truly meticulous and delicate, and that showed during the consultation as well. He did not simply focus on making the size larger; he carefully considered the degree of sagging, my body shape, and the appearance I wanted. I trusted him because he realistically explained the implant type suited to me, my desired breast shape, and the expected changes after surgery, so I scheduled the operation right away without hesitation. I bruise easily and am sensitive, so I was very worried about recovery, but I was lucky to have a painless recovery and felt that choosing this doctor was the right decision. After about a month, the upper breasts, which initially felt firm, are gradually becoming more natural. The swelling is subsiding at different rates on each side, so there are still slight differences in shape and sensation, but I think this is part of the process as they gradually settle. Most importantly, compared with before surgery, I have regained so much confidence as a woman. I am satisfied with the changed breast line whenever I look in the mirror, and I have naturally started exercising more, which seems to have brought energy to my daily life. I also enjoy dressing more than before, and even feel that my personality has become a little more positive. The inframammary incision scars are healing neatly, so from the one-month mark I plan to continue caring for them carefully so they settle beautifully!
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