I’ll summarize up to 6 months after breast surgery

Everyone, I’m writing a post for the first time in such a long while, right? It’s been over 6 months since surgery, and I organized in my own way the things I’ve felt during that time. I also had tons of worries before deciding on surgery, and I got a lot of help by looking up reviews, asking questions, and exchanging messages, so I’m writing a long post to repay that in some way. 1. Choosing a hospital: if you get a lot of consultations, you can feel things like, the director here has good chemistry with me, this place gives good consultations, and they’re serious about patients. I immediately passed on any director who just recommended implants based on price or talked big saying they would operate with no side effects. The director at the hospital where I had surgery honestly talked about side effects and said they pay more attention to cleanliness to prevent them and make efforts by equipping the operating room with expensive facilities. That honesty actually made me like it a lot. They measured my shoulders, rib cage, waist, and pelvis, and fitted implants while looking at my body characteristics like pigeon chest, protruding ribs, a crooked first vertebra, etc. That’s how the consultation went. Since it’s not a surgery that just inserts implants to make the breasts big, but one where it’s important to make them pretty in a way that suits me, I think it’s good to look carefully at these things too. 2. Feel: since it was my first time having surgery, I couldn’t tell if this level was good?? So from month 1 I was saying, the feel is good~ but thinking about it now, that was such an exaggeration As the tissue softened, it gradually got better, and now it feels like my own flesh. 3. Shape: I changed to Emefill at month 2, and from then on it was the period to focus on making cleavage, so I diligently wore the bra during the day and took off the bra in the evening to sleep. Gradually, due to gravity, the breasts naturally formed a UU shape. The cleavage is pretty too As someone who really had surgery, reviews saying the breast shape is perfect at week 1 or 2 seem so fake, and at that time even abdominal swelling hasn’t gone down... I think the shape starts becoming pretty from at least after a month, depending on the tissue. In the beginning I went to the hospital diligently, got CAPS often, and kept bothering the director a lot, asking whether my tissue had softened and asking them to check whether I was wearing the bra properly and to check my progress, you know? Recently the director said that because I managed it like that and wore the bra well, the shape and feel seem to have come out well The director said the more I see him, the better the result would be, and I think that’s true. Everyone, make sure you go somewhere where you can see the director often!! 4. Scar: if you just look at the photo, you can tell how clean it is, right? I went to the hospital to get laser treatment, but the director said I didn’t really need it Still, it’s free, so I should get it They said after laser it gets red and then gradually disappears. They said it would probably be gone after about 3 sessions. My satisfaction is really high. That’s why I’m writing a review too, of course Of course there were inconveniences too. Since my breasts got bigger, I got chest acne, and in the beginning the swelling and corrective bra were uncomfortable, things like that? But I think those are things I can tolerate to get bigger breasts After surgery my confidence is full too. I’m dieting these days, so I want to lose weight quickly and wear a bikini