I can’t believe this much time has already passed ,,,, I think breast surgery really is a procedure with high satisfaction. If there’s one uncomfortable thing, I’m a fitness instructor who teaches exercise, and I still feel a slight foreign-body sensation when I put strength into my chest. Even so, compared with that, I think it’s definitely a surgery with much higher satisfaction. I never know when side effects might happen, but I’d still be willing to have the surgery again. I had the surgery with Director Byun at ID, and it felt a bit like a factory, so it was a little scary, and there were so many foreigners that I wondered if it would be okay. And what I liked least about this hospital was that when I went into the operating room, the anesthesiologist was really, really unfriendly. The nurses were still okay, and some people were kind, but the anesthesiologist treated me almost like a doll they see every day, didn’t even greet me, and looked all over my face in a way that felt like they were glaring at me. So right before surgery, I had no trust at all. It was really hard trying to mentally control myself alone. The operating room also felt like surgeries were being done in groups, and there was a long hallway, so maybe because it’s definitely a large hospital, the care for each individual person was a bit lacking. What was disappointing was that I had pectus excavatum, so I was worried my breasts would come together too much and the cleavage would be too close. But because I definitely had pectus excavatum, I chose smaller implants, and now I’m a bit disappointed that I don’t have much side-breast volume. If I get revision surgery later, I’ll go a little bigger.
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