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Breast symmastia revision surgery, 6 months

I had surgery at a breast clinic in Seolleung and developed symmastia. During the consultation, they said they could put in up to 315, so I got 300, but I developed symmastia. They said that because my skin was thin, the inframammary fold might drop or become distorted, so they even did the scar-forming fixation, but somehow it didn’t fit, only left scars, my nipple directions were looking slightly different up and down, and the cleavage was floating... They said revision surgery would be possible after I recovered to some extent, so I lived with fused breasts for over 6 months and then had revision surgery at the same clinic. At first, when I mentioned the inframammary fold and nipple direction, they said, “Because the original shape of your breasts is slightly different, it can only turn out like this,” but when I went to check the progress after the revision surgery, they asked, “Now the inframammary folds and everything are aligned, right?” lol.. Then I can’t help but think that even in their eyes, things were a bit misaligned, so they adjusted it again during the revision surgery.. I reduced the size from 300 to 250. At first, they gently coaxed me and suggested, “How about reducing it to around 275?” but when I said I wouldn’t mind an even smaller 250 and told them to do whatever was comfortable, they immediately said let’s put in 250. I go around telling all my friends and acquaintances-of-acquaintances who are thinking about breast surgery never to go to this clinic.. Fortunately, after the revision surgery, the cleavage separated, but since the size went down by 50 each, it doesn’t have the same feel as before, so I’m thinking about having another revision surgery after a few years ㅜㅜ

Oh, and for reference, revision surgery doesn’t hurt much. Really, it only hurts a bit on the day of surgery.

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