Before<before surgery>before<before surgery>after<after surgery>after<after surgery>after<after surgery>after<after surgery>It’s now been 4 months, so I guess I’m slowly getting used to it like it’s my own breasts. Lifting heavy things doesn’t feel hard now. Since I had the surgery through the inframammary fold, even simple arm exercises are all possible without trouble ~ I started applying scar ointment consistently after 3 weeks. Right now there’s only one short red line under the breast, but it’s already a lot lighter than at first. Keeping it from drying out by applying ointment made it even lighter.. It’s obvious, but it’s definitely more effective than before.. The hospital I had surgery at said they make the incision thin so that when it heals later, the scar is barely visible.. That makes sense, because it’s not like those hospitals that disappear quickly like shopping malls.. It’s an old hospital, so its reliability is that much higher.
Sometimes when I look at the café, I get really surprised seeing people say the hospital disappeared and looking for the director like they’re trying to find separated family members.. In the café or on the app they ask, ‘Where is Director Hong Gil-dong?’ and ‘Can I get aftercare?’... So I thought the most important thing is to choose a hospital that has stayed around for a long time without problems, and a director who’s skilled~ The difference before and after is big, and I feel like the swelling has also gone down a lot now~ My breasts also gather better than before, and I’m still far from saying I’ve fully recovered, but it definitely feels like this size and shape are playing a big role in my body line and my self-esteem The feel is still soft and squishy now, but they say it’ll soften up more until 1 year, and it would be so nice if it softens completely quickly For everyone who’s at 4 months now, how does the feel of recovery after surgery seem to you? They say it differs depending on skin type, but Smooth is so soft that I wonder if it’ll end up being almost the same for everyone.. and