But I did Reason: dissatisfaction with the design (size issue)
At first I even thought about taking them out. For my first surgery I got 400 cc of MENS, but my body didn’t seem to be able to handle it No matter what I wore, to put it bluntly, I just looked like a pig.. After the breast surgery, the people around me kept saying, 'Hey, did you gain weight??'
Honestly, you get breast surgery to make your body look better, so who would get it just to hear that they look fat? I was really so upset. I didn’t even meet the criteria for AS, so there was nothing to get rescued from at the first hospital, and from the start I had no intention of getting re-revision at the hospital that had pushed in as much as it could with such a terrible cc diagnosis. I just thought that if I ever had revision surgery, it had to be at a place that was truly, truly good, and I wouldn’t care about the money.
So I consulted three places: Glam, MD, and UBA, and I had the revision at Glam!
Reason: it looked the safest, and the director is conservative with cc too, but after the consultation, I felt like, how should I put it, they simply wouldn't do anything they weren't confident about? Anything without a sure chance of turning out well? That kind of style On the other hand, they were the type to clearly explain the parts where surgery would go well. I liked that. They gave me confident explanations about the parts that could definitely be corrected by surgery, and for the parts that couldn't be fixed by surgery, they clearly said things like 'this can't be done' and 'surgery won't change this,' so I trusted them.. The manager was also very empathetic, and by showing me photos of cases similar to mine, they took a long time to explain things so I could fully understand and accept them.. Being open to full CCTV disclosure, a breast surgery specialist, long years of experience, and many long-term patients too (that was the manager's explanation, but when I actually went in for surgery, I also saw patients who had had surgery quite a while ago coming to the hospital for follow-up care and showing off their figures, and I thought, wow, that's real) were some of the reasons I decided.
Now, getting into the surgery story:
MENS -> changed to Motiva, switched from 400 cc -> 265 cc, inframammary incision, dual plane
Day of surgery I was exhausted. I was insanely nervous, and for several days I had barely slept at all, basically living with my eyes half open, having nightmares every day, checking revision posts several times a day, lurking in the community like crazy, and then going there almost like a corpse. The manager asked why my face looked so pale if it was because I was so worried..
Honestly, I was really scared. Going under general anesthesia again, lying down, and worrying about what if something goes wrong again was terrifying and awful. I kept blaming myself for why I messed up the first surgery and was having to go through surgery again like an idiot
The staff kept comforting me, saying it would be okay and that it would go well so I got embarrassed too;; and quickly pulled myself together and started getting ready for surgery
When I lay on the operating table, I was basically in a state of resignation, but after seeing the anesthesiologist and exchanging a few words, I suddenly passed out
When I opened my eyes, the surgery was already over and I was in the recovery room And after hearing that the surgery had gone well, I was discharged that day. That day, no joke, I really didn't hurt at all... except for my throat being scratchy The next day I also barely hurt at all (not zero, haha, but just uncomfortable 정도; since it was an inframammary incision, using my arms was okay. Compared with the first surgery, it was really a level of not hurting) Did I rest for about 3 days? I felt like I could stop lying down all the time, so from then on I just boiled ramen for myself, went to the hospital regularly for dressing changes and care, and before I knew it two weeks had passed
The neck-shoulder pain disappeared, the shape looked much prettier, and the fit when I wore tight tops was still with some swelling, but it changed in a VERY satisfying way. I'm expecting that Glam line to come out after 2 months
If I ever get the courage to take photos later, I'll share them too. Don't be too shocked then
Anyway, I slipped into a popular post once before and realized I wanted attention, so I wrote a review too, but I'd be grateful if you just thought, 'Oh, she had revision surgery and it went well'
Everyone, please find a proper hospital and get your surgery there I hope you don't go through hell over size like I did and waste money twice, and that you get a pretty size that suits your body
Have a good Lunar New Year! Eat lots of delicious food~~