After It’s been over a year, but I’m leaving a review I had real trauma, so I got breast surgery.. (asymmetric breasts) Left 350, right 325. For implants, Motiva was used. Waiting for surgery was really scary.. I had something to do, so I scheduled the surgery separately and went, but honestly, that period was so frightening, and every day was a series of tension.. I took Cheongsimhwan and Indenol, but instead the side effects got worse, my hands and feet became cold, and I got headaches.. Thankfully, 2 weeks before, I used a tension-relief soap, so I did calm down a lot, but for a truly timid type like me, the teacher recommended it and told me to come relaxed, otherwise after surgery, when the anesthesia wore off, I could feel dizzy and vomit.
And then the long-awaited surgery day. Thankfully, I wasn’t shaking badly. The anesthesia went in, I blinked once, and I saw the ceiling of the recovery room. When I woke up, I had won the painless jackpot, so I was very happy.. lol After staying a bit longer in the recovery room, I went home, and when putting on clothes, it felt so tight... I really teared up.. But moving around was definitely hard. I recommend going with a guardian if possible. Now I’ve overcome the trauma and am eating well and living well. haha
1. Relax before surgery 2. Don’t count on being pain-free. 3. Very satisfied. Definitely do it, do it twice, do it three times.
This is a surgical review pursuing natural beauty.