Since there weren’t many revision surgery reviews, I tried writing one, and I was surprised because I got a lot of comments and messages~~ I wondered if I’d posted something unnecessary, but the response was good, so while I’m at it, I’m uploading photos wearing a bra too
Especially for the clinic information, I did write it in the post, but since many people asked several times, I’ll write it once more: I had it done by Director Kim Min-guk at MD near Apgujeong!!! (I changed implants from Bellagel to Sebbin Sub) I’m writing it down in case I can’t reply to comments. For more details, you can also look at my previous review
I took photos wearing underwear I really use often~~ Well, even before the revision surgery, my breasts weren’t small, but there are subtle changes in size, feel, and shape, so if I compared them with before surgery, maybe.. the difference would be visible, but it’s a shame I don’t have photos I took before Personally, I think Sebbin implants feel better than Bellagel.. (Somehow.. the spreading is much softer too, so it feels like my real breasts.. lol)
And since many people commonly asked these questions, I organized them once..
✔Revision transaxillary scar care I also thought it wasn’t very noticeable, but since quite some time had passed since surgery, I hadn’t been paying attention to it. Because many people asked this question, I looked back again and thought about what I did, but there wasn’t anything special.. I received the care the clinic provided on time every time (even when it poured rain, I always went on the appointment date. I heard that because there’s a lot of care provided, it can be surprisingly bothersome and many people miss the timing) Since it was cut twice, I did pay more attention and applied ointment, but other than that, I really don’t think I did anything extra~~ I think I applied it for about 3 months, but the details, like when to start using ointment, will probably differ a bit by clinic I think you can just follow the instructions from the clinic where you had surgery. Anyway, that’s why I said ointment and aftercare alone were enough, but I was surprised so many people asked
✔Revision surgery recovery Some people asked whether revision surgery is harder or more painful, but generally, they say revision surgery usually has a faster recovery~~ Because the breast pocket is being opened and all the tissue is touched, naturally recovery can be slow and pain can be severe with the first surgery, but with revision surgery, the implant is just placed again into a pocket that has already been opened and replaced, right? So they say it’s usually less painful than the first surgery and recovery is faster too Of course, because of the nuance of “revision surgery,” I was more nervous and scared, but.. after doing it, I was surprised because there was nothing difficult during the recovery process to the point that I wondered, is this right?.. lol It may be because my case is different from revision cases like capsular contracture, but if it’s a revision at the level of only changing implants like mine, I don’t think you need to worry too much~~~
I wanted to explain as well as possible, but since I’m not a professional; please just take it as “this is how it was for me” lol
I’ll come back with another review next time~~~
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