Finally 6 months after breast surgery!! I'm so satisfied because it turned out naturally, with the size and shape I wanted.
Now the swelling has almost all gone down, and they feel mochi-like, to the point that I almost forget I had surgery lol
My swelling went down a bit later than other people's, so I worried a lot even until months 4-5, but I guess time really is the answer. They say the feel gets even better from here, so I'm looking forward to it.
My stats are 158 cm/47 kg Rib cage 71, upper bust circumference: 76 Breast pocket width right/left 12.2/12.2 Motiva 265 / 285, inframammary incision
I wanted it to look as natural as possible without being too big, so I followed the director's recommendations exactly for the implants and size. When I wear a bra, they get pushed together and look much bigger.
These days, large and flashy results are also popular, so I did a ton of searching to find a clinic that does results as natural as possible, and I'm glad I found a good clinic thanks to this community. I think the Glam director really is a master surgeon haha
I had read a lot of reviews here saying the director was a bit scary, so when I actually went, it didn't really bother me lol Personally, I feel like as long as they do the surgery well, what does their personality matter? During the consultation, I just got clear answers to the questions I had prepared.
What I liked about Glam 1. Natural U.U line The review photos from Glam were the most, how should I put it... they looked like real breasts(?) lol in a U.U shape lol
For reference, when looking at clinic reviews, I really recommend checking photos without clothes on. With a bra, almost everything looks pretty, but there are many cases where it looks unnatural when undressed.
2. Good aftercare Their basic care program is well set up, and if someone's recovery is slow, they add more care accordingly. They also do scar laser treatment, and explain scar ointments and different types of tape step by step.
3. Safe. Feels like a proper clinic. Glam is also known here for having a safe operating room (CCTV, sterile room), and I heard that aside from surgical skill, you should choose a doctor who is good at reading breast ultrasounds, you know? I guess ultrasound is important when checking the condition before and after surgery. Anyway, the doctor here is a breast specialist, so I trusted that part too.
From day 2 after surgery, my swelling was uneven and only one side was badly bruised, so I was really worried it might be a hematoma, but I told the clinic right away. The director checked with ultrasound and firmly diagnosed that there was no problem, so I felt relieved lol As time passed, everything got better.
4. All the staff are kind and good Especially the manager is a breast expert. It feels like she's really serious about breasts. And it wasn't the fake, plastic kindness where they're only nice during consultation; even after surgery, they cared about me in many ways, so I could ask about anything uncomfortable or worrying without pressure.
Anyway, in conclusion, I'm very satisfied with the surgery!
Honestly, if I had to do it again, I couldn't... that's how hard it was (especially sleeping sitting up for 2 weeks...)
But now that it's passed, it really feels worth it. One thing I regret... I should've done it in my 20s lol