Having a child, raising the child, taking care of my husband, 7 years passed like that. One day I suddenly looked at myself and felt so shabby, with my self-esteem at rock bottom.. I wanted to feel confident about myself too, so I decided on breast augmentation as a gift to myself!
At first I thought I didn’t want to be greedy and just hoped it would look natural, but after reading reviews, people said you regret it if you go too small, and honestly I didn’t know what size suited my body type either. Because I had breastfed, it felt like my nipples were positioned downward, and my breasts were somewhat wide-set, so I thought improving this part was absolutely important too! Now after surgery, I definitely feel the texture getting better as time goes by. As for symmetry, they say swelling can go down unevenly at first, but now the symmetry and inframammary folds line up well. Most of all, I’m so satisfied with the size.. I’m very satisfied too, but honestly my husband really likes it.. Our relationship as a couple wasn’t bad originally, but it got even better lol
When looking into breast surgery, people search with many different criteria, but I think the consultation with the director is the most important. Doctors are people too, so sometimes there are directors who seem tired or annoyed when you go for a consultation.. but there was none of that at all. He answered my questions well and didn’t force the parts he thought were right. He prioritized matching the needs I wanted, and the consultant also wasn’t just a consultant from a Gangnam plastic surgery clinic; she spoke in a way that carefully advised me on the parts I was hesitant and worried about. Rather than blindly praising and boasting about the director, she, like the director, tried as much as possible to match my situation and needs, so thinking about it now, I’m grateful!
I think breast surgery isn’t a surgery you can easily say out loud, “I had surgery!” or “I’m going to get surgery,” so getting and finding information wasn’t easy I’m posting this hoping it helps!