Before <sometime before surgery that I don’t even remember ~><Day 3~><Day 3 inframammary incision scar~><Week 2 cleavage~><Week 2 breast swelling~><Week 2 inframammary incision scar~> I’m someone who gave birth and did mixed feeding, with breast milk making up the larger portion~ I was an A cup even before, but even if I didn’t have much fat in my breasts, after I finished breastfeeding, what was going to sag did sag. Since I didn’t like how it looked, after thinking it over with my husband, I decided to have surgery. Even when I went for consultations, I emphasized a lot how important the shape and size I wanted were, and I entrusted it to the director who really understood how I felt and had the surgery haha But surprisingly, there were quite a few moms around me who had the same concerns as me! I’m still in my 30s I decided because I didn’t want to spend the time I have left feeling stressed about it. But according to what the director and consultant said, many people in their 40s also have the surgery~ In the end, it’s something you do for your own happiness haha A lot of people come after childbirth, so the director had a lot of experience, and they smoothly chose the size and shape for me, and the surgery was done so neatly and beautifully haha~ The place I went to also offers unlimited care, and the director personally handles aftercare, so it felt even more thorough, and they really take good care of scar management too! They have a lot of care equipment, so I feel like recovery is faster in various ways haha As an extra tip, rather than a large hospital with too many directors and a huge size, I think it’s better to choose a place that only does breasts and has one or two specialized directors~ For breasts, it’s not over once the surgery is done. There are many things to ask, you contact the consultant, go in for care, check progress, and end up seeing the director quite often~ But it definitely feels like an individual clinic gives me a lot of time? It’s not a cheap surgery, but I liked that it really felt like I was being cared for haha These are photos I had deleted, but after searching and searching, I’m seeing my before-and-after after a long time haha.....I hope this helps whoever needs it~
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