Breast surgery review, day 1❗️

Before <before surgery> after <day 1> I wanted a female director, and I had it done by Director Park Hae-yeon at ㅇㄷㅍ, who must have been tired but was incredibly kind during the consultation and gave me so much confidence that it would go well. Rather than feeling nervous, I was excited and visited the hospital thinking I wanted to get my new breasts quickly. The recovery room was a private single room, so it was private and comfortable, which I really liked. I changed clothes in the recovery room and went for the final consultation with the director before surgery. She measured the size again, designed everything carefully, and checked the axillary incision sites as well. When I first had the consultation, I wanted something moderate because I was worried it would look obvious and feel burdensome if I went too big, but after a long consultation and thinking it over while looking at many reviews, I got greedy lol. The swelling goes down too, and people say you won’t regret it later if you go bigger… So I told the director to make it as large as possible within what could be done. Fortunately, my rib cage is on the wider side compared with my body, so she said I could go up to 400 cc!! I was breathing on the operating table, then when I opened my eyes, I was in the recovery room lol. It felt like teleportation? and it was hard to breathe. When I looked at my chest, it was wrapped tightly in bandages so I couldn’t even see it, and because I had the axillary approach, I couldn’t move my arms either.. I felt like I understood what it means when people say it feels like an elephant is stepping on you Maybe because of the anesthesia, the discomfort was bigger than the pain, and thanks to the extremely kind nurse, I quickly woke up from anesthesia, walked around, and went home. The director told me not to use my arms and to rest comfortably like a princess while moving slowly until I come back in two days to remove the bandages, but I really can’t lift anything, can’t get up by myself, and need someone next to me like a caregiver to live normally.. Hoping time will solve it, I’ll leave another review after the bandages come off!