I had surgery in 2015. I’m satisfied with the results and living well, and the doctor is a bit blunt. He only says exactly what’s necessary and doesn’t usually explain in advance what the patient might be curious about, such as the surgery method, so if you prepare your questions well, you’ll probably be able to get a very useful consultation. The consultation manager didn’t force me to make a reservation, and he was very confident about capsular contracture and the method he uses for surgery (I didn’t take the capsular contracture medication) In particular, although the website emphasized 24-hour recovery at the time, it would probably only be possible for mothers with babies. I was bedridden for a week. I was in so much pain lol (this varies by person) There was CCTV in the operating room, so if a guardian accompanied me, they could watch the surgery situation in real time on something like a tablet outside. The aftercare was good, and they explained the AS policy too, but I don’t remember that part. I think I also got periodic checkups up to years 1, 3, and 5 (I think they also checked the implant by ultrasound)
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