Before/after/after Before surgery, I didn’t have breasts, I had a chest plate. There was just nothing there. I wondered why I even needed to bother wearing a bra…. I was considering breast surgery, and I felt the breasts of a close friend who had implant surgery. The texture, how should I put it, felt kind of obvious? It was so different from what I had imagined. She had used the most expensive type among implants too but…. I was so disappointed that I looked into whether there was another method, and I found out about stem cell fat grafting, which has a high engraftment rate and fewer side effects, so I had the surgery. The texture I had been worried about is really good, and I didn’t expect them to shape it this well, but the shape looks natural too. There’s no wide spacing either. The biggest reason I chose the director was that the engraftment rate had been proven and they were professional, and I guess this is what experience plus aesthetic sense is. How did they make even the upper breasts fall so prettily like this? There was nothing there, but they created something for me. Ah… the diet…. That diet… I really have to keep up with it, but it was a bit hard to follow. It’s not like I’m searching for difficult foods to eat, but maybe because I have to keep thinking about it. Still, I need to eat properly for it to engraft perfectly, so I’m continuing to follow it, but now I just wish they would let me stop, say it’s a cheat day, tell me I’ve worked hard, and let me have a strong drink, but the manager is just as firm as the director. I’m trying to endure it. They created something when I had nothing, so I should endure it ㅜㅜ When I go in for care after surgery, they carefully manage the liposuction areas and help line them up too. I’m also seeing the liposuction effect with my thigh line becoming smooth. It’s been over a month, and I’ll keep watching my breasts closely until the 3-month mark.
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