Post-op Day 0~Day 2. Even before surgery, the director confidently said I would have almost no pain and recover quickly. Just as he predicted(?), I had almost no pain, and apart from intermittently feeling a sudden reality check when lying down and getting up, I had no problems with daily life! The reality check is bigger than the pain.. One or two days after surgery, I went to the clinic, had the taping removed, and wore a compression bra + upper band!
Day 3~Day 7. During this period, I just had to take the prescribed antibiotics and painkillers regularly morning and evening and go about daily life, but since I had no pain, there wasn’t much to record. If I had to name a characteristic, the exact lower half of my breasts, horizontally, has no sensation. It feels like having had local anesthesia? My nipple sensation also keeps feeling tingly and prickly, but they say this is a good sign that sensation is recovering, so I’m trying to think as positively as possible..! And if I had to pick the most uncomfortable thing, it would be indigestion. I don’t know whether the bloated feeling was a postoperative aftereffect or because of the compression bra + upper band.. but I think the indigestion and bloating lasted for about more than a week! It didn’t interfere with going to work and doing my job, but I couldn’t use crowded public transportation where people bump into each other like a packed subway!(Justifying taking taxis )
Care??) 1. At the clinic, they provide hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and it somehow made me feel like a national team athlete; once I went inside the capsule, it just felt like space travel, so I liked it.. But they said this is extremely good for cell regeneration after surgery and that it’s expensive equipment. It’s a bit cold, so be sure to ask for a blanket! 2. Capsule + SmartLux: This is probably something anyone who has searched breast augmentation has heard of at least once; they say it is care that helps manage feel and swelling. It seems like you receive it at 7-day intervals for at least a month. 3. Every time I go, Director Lee Jun-wook checks my condition, even if briefly.. He tells me to mention anything I was curious about or found uncomfortable during the week. I think this may be the biggest advantage, more than expensive equipment. Treatment care with equipment is good too, but I think having the director personally check on me is the best (I’ll say it once again! If the director asks whether anything is uncomfortable or if you have questions, your brain suddenly freezes, so write things down as they come up..^^ )