Before <before plastic surgery> After <day of surgery, day 1> After <day 1> After <day 2, today> 158/45/70B I wore an Aimerfeel non-wired 65C
Mentor Xtra Moderate High 330 > full C ~ D Upper-body-developed type/slightly pointy breasts/slightly pigeon chest The area from my underbust to my waist is on the thinner side Won the painless lottery; on the day of surgery, I took the bus home alone
Since high school, I had only been thinking that I wanted to get breast surgery, but only in my mid-20s did I hear reviews from people around me and just went for it right away. I didn’t do any clinic-hopping, and an acquaintance said she had it done at B-L, so I also immediately got a consultation, made a reservation, and everything went quickly and smoothly. Still, since it’s a major surgery, I wondered if I should go to Seoul, but going back and forth to Seoul itself is work, and if I thought about going for aftercare later anyway, Daegu didn’t seem bad, so I decided on Daegu. <Consultation> I had never had plastic surgery before, and it was my first consultation too, so I felt a bit awkward, but the director was so funny, kind, and didn’t feel like a doctor, so I booked The whole consultation was so funny and the atmosphere was good, and the consultation manager BGY was also so kind and empathized well, so although I had already been thinking of doing it, I think it made me feel even more that I should do it quickly. The director said, “You’re not completely without existing breast tissue; among people who come for plastic surgery, you have some. In photos, your constricted breasts looked severe, but seeing them in person, they’re fine. Any implant would be okay, and both transaxillary and inframammary incisions would turn out pretty.” So I chose Mentor Xtra, which was the most similar to my breasts. As for transaxillary vs inframammary, I had wanted an inframammary incision from the start, and because of my job, I passed on transaxillary since I wouldn’t be able to use my arms right away. A friend who works in dermatology said inframammary incisions aren’t noticeable these days, so I was drawn to that too For implants, Mentor Xtra felt the softest and most gentle? Mentor Smooth wasn’t bad, but Xtra was softer, so I was drawn to it. Motiva felt bouncy and firm like a rubber ball.. I liked it the least. The price was over 10 million won too, and when I imagined it going into my breasts, I thought it might give a foreign unnie vibe, so I didn’t choose it. Sebbin was in the mid-5 million won range at the event price, and it felt somewhere between Motiva and Mentor Xtra? Firm but soft~ The price and feel weren’t bad, but Mentor Xtra’s feel was so good that I decided on Mentor Xtra.
<Day of surgery> I was hungry, so I wanted to get the surgery over with quickly. Fasting, no smoking, and no alcohol were seriously hard. I took 6 pre-op photos, put on a gown, signed consent forms with the consultation manager for side effects, CCTV recording, etc., went to the director’s room to have markings drawn on my body, moved to the inpatient room, changed into hospital clothes, and went straight to the operating room. Before entering the sterile box? the person guiding me said, “Have a good surgery~,” and somehow it really hit me that I was having surgery. After sterilization, a nurse wearing a surgical cap put an arm around my shoulders and, while confirming whether I was having breast surgery with Director ~, walked me to the operating room. In the operating room, about 6 to 7 nurses were moving around and preparing, so it felt hectic. They attached something to my back, put an IV in my right arm, checked blood pressure on my left arm, fixed my arms in place, and the nurse covered my upper body with patient clothing and my legs with a blanket. I wasn’t particularly cold, and I wasn’t scared either. Then someone said, “I am so-and-so from anesthesiology. We will begin anesthesia,” and the nurse put something into the IV connection and said, “Keep your eyes closed~,” and when I opened my eyes, I was in the recovery room. Wow, as soon as I opened my eyes and was waking from anesthesia, my body kept tensing up, so it was so hard to breathe. The nurses passed by, talked to me, and looked after me, but they said it was a phenomenon that happens while waking from anesthesia and that I had to wait until I fully woke up. So I endured it alone while doing abdominal breathing Because of how hard it was waking from anesthesia, I felt almost a bit repulsed by general anesthesia.. My chest was covered with patient clothing, so I lifted it slightly, and there were melons What is this? Even while I was out of it, I kept looking, and it felt like, “I’m not the me you used to know,” for real. Wow, are my breasts too big? Did I go too big? Will they look natural once the swelling goes down? It doesn’t feel like when I tried the sizers on. Those were the only thoughts I had. They said I would be moved to the inpatient room and asked if I could try getting up, so I got up, and it didn’t hurt at all. I could walk right away, so I was kind of puzzled whether I had really had surgery. I slept for a bit in the inpatient room, and when I woke up, the director came to check my progress. He said the breasts turned out so pretty, there was no bleeding, so the surgery finished in 1 hour; accessory breast tissue was removed, and fat grafting was also done to areas lacking fat in the lower part so that a double fold would not form, so the bruising at the bottom was from that and not to worry. He said even now, when gathered, a cleavage line forms and they turned out so pretty, and he seemed satisfied before leaving. Do they look good to everyone here too..? I wrote so much that maybe no one will read this far hahaha I thought I would have bandages wrapped around me right after surgery, but here they put me in a compression garment right before discharge and sent me home. I usually wear bras with a smaller band size, so the compression garment doesn’t feel uncomfortable. This feels kind of sudden to end here, but ask me if you’re curious about anything