Scar Cover-Up After a Fourth Breast Surgery

My first breast surgery was more than fifteen years ago.. It was ages ago I literally went along because a friend had gone there, without really looking into anything, had a consultation, and booked right away ㄱㅈㅅ (located at Apgujeong Stationㅡnow it seems to have changed more into a clinic for procedures rather than surgery).. Rather than overall capsular contracture, one breast had the implant folded over and it could be felt like a line? Because of that phenomenon- it was capsular contracture, right.. I had revision surgery at the same place a year later, paying only the anesthesia fee. I should have looked into other places, but I just trusted the director when he said there would be no problem if he simply loosened the slightly clumped area, so I got the revision surgery And 2 years later, I went back to complain about the same phenomenon again, and he suggested trying one more revision surgery, so I ended up having revision + revision surgery through an areolar incision When touched, mine wasn't extremely hard overall.. It felt like one side of the implant had somehow folded over  Ha.. They incised the same place three times (fortunately, the incision marks around the areola are not severe), but I thought this hospital would truly be the last.. I was already in a state of huge regret.. I had given up After that, my left breast again.. This time I looked into it and ended up getting revision surgery on only one side at ㅂㄹ plastic surgery clinic (breast specialist), through an inframammary incision The feel is really good even now.. I guess this is why you need to make a good decision for your first surgery. But because I had too many revision surgeries and they removed the capsule, my skin became thin, so the skin near my epigastric area is slightly wrinkly?! It does get that way. I'm just going to be satisfied and live like this I recently covered the inframammary scar from my final surgery, the fourth revision on only one side, with a tattoo Now I get sick of even hearing about breast surgery I understand everyone who has gone through severe emotional distress Please research carefully before your first surgery