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Breast Re-Surgery

The story of getting revision surgery 3 years after my operation

I don’t know if it’s right for me to give advice so bluntly, but first, there’s something I realized while getting revision surgery, you know? Unless it’s something really simple (fillers, Botox, even double eyelid surgery), if possible, don’t do it at a factory-style clinic........ If they really ruin the shape and it comes out uneven and like a bodybuilder chest, there’s nothing you can do. They’ll provide after-service?? So you can feel reassured?? What if after-service makes it look like a bodybuilder chest again? Only your body hurts.. This revision surgery I had this time was 3 years after my first surgery. After the first surgery, I was seriously shocked, but the hospital said it was all swelling.. They told me to trust them and wait haha So I waited 1 year, and yeah, it was exactly the same. I really thought this won’t work, so later I didn’t even contact the hospital hahaha That’s how my worries about revision surgery began.. I think I only worried for about 2 years! Because I started thinking about revision surgery 1 year after the operation haha And when I started looking into hospitals again, since I had experienced one failure, I thought I should not go anywhere near similar hospitals, so I passed on those and focused on specialty hospitals. It took 1 month to research hospitals, go to consultations, and decide (I went to five places in person). Now it has been one month since I received revision surgery, and honestly, I’m so.. I’m so happy, but at the same time I wonder why I initially did it at such a weird, random place (one that obviously looked chaotic, seemed like they wouldn’t be able to take care of me, and even made me doubt whether their experience had really been built in breast surgery). I also regretted it.. And while feeling that, I’m happy too, so I’m feeling a lot of emotions. First, the things I’m satisfied with <Escaping the bodybuilder-chest shape> =Now the shape comes downward, and there’s almost no upper bulging, so every time I look in the mirror I’m crying with my fist shoved in my mouth (I’m actually not crying). <Uneven breasts corrected completely> =Whether I looked from the front, looked after doing a forward roll, or looked from the side, I could see with my own eyes that my breasts were uneven, but after surgery this was fixed too, so I’m so happy.. To fix it perfectly, I do still need to wear the upper band more, but as soon as the bandages were removed after surgery, I could see that the symmetry was different from before <Lifetime after-service!!!> =It’s reassuring and nice that one lifetime guarantee is provided unconditionally, with no period limit and no other conditions. The director is also a breast specialist (breast surgery specialist), and the hospital staff have all really been there a long time. Every time I go for follow-up and care, I kind of;; feel like I belong somewhere.. a sense of stability? That’s what I feel. When I had it done at a large hospital before, I never felt this at all haha It kind of felt like I was a burden to the hospital, but here it’s not like that at all. I think that’s really so good, and there’s no stress. Before surgery, I was anxious, worried a lot, excited but also uneasy, but once the surgery was over, I thought it wasn’t a big deal lol. My recovery was really fast too!! It felt like I was almost totally fine after 3 days?.. lololol To everyone who is about to have revision surgery or is looking into it, don’t feel discouraged. Don’t think too gloomily; as long as the surgery goes well, everything will end well, so I hope you stay strong. Eat well so your stamina doesn’t drop! Everyone going to consultations in this bad weather too, fighting. Let’s get prettier together!!

This is a surgery review pursuing natural beauty.

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