*Surgery information -Sebbin Integrity, left 270, right 300, transaxillary incision -MD, Director ㄱㅁㄱ (I’m not sure if it’s okay to write the cost like in my previous post.. I’ll let you know separately through a private comment or DM!) -70A -> 70C *Recent update Compared to the beginning, my tissue has softened a lot and the feel has gotten much better. I went to every single aftercare session the hospital provided without missing any, and every time I went, the care programs were so varied that it really felt like I was receiving expensive treatments (CAPS, thermal radiofrequency, mesotherapy, infrared, etc.. there are just a lot;;) The feel is good now, and compared to the beginning, it feels like the implants have settled a lot. Everyone praises only Motiva.. but Sebbin Integrity feels good too ㅠ I think if it’s placed in a way that suits your body, it’s definitely an implant you can benefit from.
And one misconception I had before surgery was, if the swelling goes down, does the size get smaller? That’s what I wondered. But the C-cup size I wanted is still steadily settling in as it is. The director said the swelling goes down, but the implant itself doesn’t get smaller. I went with the exact size he recommended, and I feel like I did the right thing a hundred, a thousand times over. I was so grateful that he kindly explained things that are totally understandable to be curious about or not know from the patient’s perspective.
Also, the stiffness? muscle pulling? that I felt whenever I used my chest muscles in the beginning, I don’t feel it anymore. When I lie on my side, I do feel my breasts shifting to the side, but as if they were mine from the start (lol), I now sleep just fine while turning over in bed.. it’s comfortable in daily life.
Honestly, now I think that if you have the time, money, and courage, without worrying about what others think, it’s a surgery worth trying to overcome your own complex! Of course, I wouldn’t recommend getting it just anywhere, even if it were my worst enemy going.. ^^;; I recommend getting it done by a breast-specialized, veteran director!