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Breast Surgery Reviews

Breast Surgery Review

Breast surgery review after having surgery with Director Kim Guk-hyun at Human Plastic Surgery Clinic~!

Info Mentor Boost Left 375, right 355 cc Right after surgery, I had tightness, slight pain, and discomfort, but afterward I recovered quickly. From days 4 and 5, I was able to go on walks outside just fine~!

Before surgery, I wanted a volume that was not excessive but enough to make clothes fit nicely. As I mainly looked into places that do natural-looking results, there was some talk about fat grafting too, but personally, fat grafting tends to be absorbed easily, and I had a lot of worries about things like calcification, so I searched mainly for places that use implants well.

Actually, more than that, the most important thing for me while looking into breast surgery was scarring. Even if they said the incision would be small, I really hated the idea of scars remaining in visible areas like the armpit or inframammary fold, so I worried a lot. Then I happened to find out about periareolar incision, looked into it, and decided after many consultations with the director. But they say periareolar incision is only possible if the areola is an appropriate size, so definitely check this part!! Since it was an incision and not a lift, only half was incised, but I was surprised because the incision was really clean and the suturing was meticulous. I want to show this, but I’m holding back because I’m worried the post might get taken down. Once it heals, I think it’ll barely show.

I’m now entering week 3, and the feel and shape are definitely completely different from the beginning. For everyone scheduled for surgery, I think it would be good to take photos by week. While writing this review, I looked at the photos I had taken, and they had changed so much it surprised me. At first, the implant shape was really visible, but as time passes, it feels like the outline is gradually becoming less distinct. And the warmth has definitely subsided too, but it’s a little unfortunate that this kind of thing doesn’t show in photos~ So far, my overall satisfaction is high. For anyone who is sensitive about visible scars like me, I’d recommend periareolar incision.

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