A friend had it done, and I even touched the texture with my own hand, so I decided right away without going to consult anywhere else. The manager gave a brief explanation, and the director showed me all the different types of implants. Since I said I value feel and shape, we decided on Motiva, which many people use. Since I was a case where I gained a lot of weight and then lost it, or maybe because of my tissue characteristics, he said there was enough room for the implant, and because I was worried that too large a size would look bulky, I asked for full C to D.
On the day of surgery, I changed clothes, waited, lay down in the operating room, and when I woke up the surgery was already finished. It wasn’t somewhere else, but my back hurt a lot; after lying down for about 30 minutes, it got better and the pain quickly became almost nothing. The next day, when I removed the bandage that had been pressing on me, I was surprised that there wasn’t a single bruise, and everyone said that the less bruising you have, the better the surgery was(?) so I felt a bit reassured. The doctor continues to see me directly at 1-week, 2-week, 1-month, and 6-month intervals to monitor and prevent things like capsular contracture, and I think I just need to go in for the 6-month checkup. If I just follow the hospital’s instructions, I don’t think there will be any problems. The breast shape was swollen, so I couldn’t really tell at first, but from about 4 months in, it started to settle gradually~ There’s a prickling feeling, but my friend felt that too, and a friend of mine said the same, and the director said it was normal, so I’m not too worried. They also did laser treatment for scar removal on the underarm incision, so I’m satisfied with the post-op care.ㅎㅎ (It’s just that I didn’t go...ㅋ)