1 week after Sebbin Integrity at Dite Plastic Surgery!

#Previous specs Bust 77 Rib cage 72 Breast pocket width 12 Height 158, weight 49 #Pre-op consultation details Sebbin Integrity/dual plane/inframammary incision, left 310cc, right 240-275cc They recommended these two, Motiva and Sebbin Integrity, but because of the price issue I did Sebbin Integrity. I have dense breasts, so my breast tissue is on the firmer side, and they said Mentor is too soft and could actually feel foreign, so they recommended these two! At other places, without saying things like that, they told me to choose between Mentor or Motiva, so I just thought, I guess that’s how it is. But the more I had consultations at Dite, the more I felt, ah, the previous hospital explained things a bit.. less.. They explained the surgery/anesthesia method really in detail too, and what made me trust them the most was that they looked not only at my breasts but also at my waist and hip circumference, and chose the size that would suit my body shape best. A long time ago, I heard from a friend who got double eyelid surgery that for plastic surgery, the doctor absolutely has to have an aesthetic sense, and as soon as I came to Dite I thought, ah, this is that place Actually, the day before I was really nervous, so I went on YouTube and was watching all kinds of reviews. But suddenly the night before the director sent some kind of video letter, so I went pfft for a moment and my nerves eased quite a bit! Seeing care like this also made me think, ah, I really did well choosing this place. #Surgery day On the day, I came in around 2, took photos, wrote the consent form, and paid, and I think the surgery was around 4. After recovering and coming out, it was between 6 and 7! If you take a taxi right away, it’s okay, but if possible, I recommend coming with a guardian. Right after surgery I was okay, but as the anesthesia slowly wore off, the pain came So on the way home, the pain kept rising more and more and my mind got hazy.. If someone beside you even carries your things, you feel much better. I finished late, so when I got home I ate right away, took the prescription medicine & Tak-Sen hard, and immediately passed out. (That’s better. As the anesthesia wears off it hurts more and more, so sleeping is better) #Day 1 Because I took medicine and slept, the pain was less, but maybe the medicine wore off while I was sleeping, I woke up about 2-3 times. At dawn then, I was thirsty and coughed > tasted absolute hell. Should I call it compression pain? Rather than the incision site hurting, it feels like someone is pressing hard all over my breasts. #Days 2-3 From about day two, the pain routine was like this. When I opened my eyes in the morning, compression pain > because my chest muscles tensed, even my back hurt) Took medicine and from lunch to evening I got okay > wow, it’s getting better and better! and felt good) Lay down to sleep > at dawn the medicine wore off and the pain came couldn’t sleep > became sensitive Then the morning pain repeated. But..! Every single day, the size of the pain felt like it was decreasing enough to feel it, so I think I endured just by trusting that. #Days 3-6 I went to the hospital, got oxygen therapy, and had my breasts checked, but honestly until then I was still wrapped in bandages, so I couldn’t accurately check what my breast size was like. Just recovery time waiting for the pain to decrease..! I was still uncomfortable moving around and couldn’t do things requiring a lot of strength. And what was unexpectedly hard was constipation.. the manager warned me in advance, so from day 2 I ate a ton of probiotics, but the constipation that happened as the swelling gradually moved downward kept making daily life subtly uncomfortable. #One week Finally removed the bandages and checked my breasts..! By this point, it’s the time when the compression pain in the breasts has almost disappeared, so now other things start bothering you. The bandages were seriously insanely suffocating So just having the bandages removed made me feel like I could live. When I first saw the shape, it felt so unfamiliar, and because it was swollen and taut, I thought, ah, is this not it.. I even felt like the two sides were so different in size, so I think I whined to the hospital a bit. At this time, I was really so fatigued it was almost through the roof, so I was sensitive about everything.. Because it’s my body, I think my nerves got even sharper. But the Dite nurse and Director Jun-wook warmly comforted me I originally had asymmetric breasts, so different implant sizes were placed on each side, and the swelling on the left and right originally goes down at different speeds, so that can be more visible. They told me that now it would be good to give it some time and wait (thank you..) To summarize, Dite felt like I was well cared for one-on-one in consultation, service, etc., so it was exactly what I wanted. I wanted the shape and size to get bigger naturally too, so if your desired aesthetic is this direction, Dite seems the best. The surgical pain is the kind that decreases day by day from immediately after, but as time goes on, the pain becomes more detailed: compression pain over the whole breast and rib cage > stiffness around the incision area > now my nipples hurt like crazy..,, So I really recommend resting enough for a full week.. (Long live this Lunar New Year holiday) I think I still need to watch the breast shape more. If possible, I’ll share more after a little more time. And one last tip: Doing it in winter meant there was nothing noticeable when showering or wearing clothes, but if possible, try to avoid a cold wave.. When I went outside and it was cold, my muscles stiffened and my breasts hurt in a totally new way I walked around going, read? elg?