Breast Augmentation After Breasts Shrunk from Childbirth or Dieting.. Two-Month Review

On October 6, I had several plastic surgeries (breasts, facial lifting, forehead fat grafting, revision rhinoplasty and revision double-eyelid surgery) all at once.. I lay on the operating table for a full 8 hours. I was scared, but because I live abroad, I had no choice but to do them all at once like this. I hope my post can also help, as community posts had helped me. First, I’m in my 40s. My breast size used to be 75C or D cup, but after childbirth and severe dieting a few years ago, plus exercising three hours a day, my breasts became a sagging B cup.. At the first consultation, I told the doctor I wanted the size to stay the same and only wanted the breasts lifted... But the doctor said that a lift would leave severe anchor-shaped scars on the breasts, and recommended round textured implants, so I had 220 cc implants placed above the muscle through inframammary incisions. Now I’ve returned to a size like before, over a C cup. The doctor said there was a lot of bleeding from one breast, so he had difficulty achieving hemostasis.. After surgery, I took Accolate tablets for about two months to prevent capsular contracture. When I first came out of the operating room, it was after an 8-hour major surgery, so it was hard enough to describe my body as completely wrecked. I can guarantee that if you are only getting breast surgery, it won’t be as hard as it was for me. At two months, the swelling I had at first has gone down. Sometimes I get a tingling sensation, but not to an unpleasant degree.. The doctor said that for someone like me, whose breasts had volume but became saggy, the texture after surgery would feel more natural, and I think that’s true. But since it just restored my original breasts, people around me don’t notice. When they look even more natural in the third month, I’ll add a photo review.