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Breast Surgery Reviews

1-year review after losing weight and getting a breast lift, reduction, and areola reduction for large, sagging breasts…

Due to rapid weight gain and loss, my breasts became stretched out, so I ended up having a breast lift and areola reduction surgery! It’s been almost 1 year since I had the breast lift with areola reduction, and now there’s nothing uncomfortable, so I’m just patiently waiting for the scars to fade:) Honestly, based on the reviews and what I heard during consultations before surgery, they said that even after 6 months, the scars would turn white and become much less noticeable, but it really is different case by case.. sob I’m not doing separate scar care right now, and maybe because I used Cica bands for 6 months, I don’t have any keloids, but the redness is severe, so starting this month I’m going to consistently get redness laser treatment every month! It’s been 1 year since surgery, but the clinic still takes good care of follow-up management, and honestly, they probably can’t remember every single patient that well, but both the manager and the director are always so kind, which is the best.. Especially even after 1 year, the director personally checks my progress carefully, and I was touched that they worried together with me about the points I was concerned about.. They also asked about other discomforts, and I had some breast-related concerns, and they spoke with me so sincerely and well that, although this place already had a lot of praise for the director, I felt it again all over!!! I recommend it so much that it would be worth coming just for the director❤ Of course, their skills are good too!! If you’re thinking about a lift or reduction, I definitely recommend it!! But only for people who aren’t sensitive about scars..!!! In the case of a breast lift, since it’s a major surgery, I think having scars is unavoidable It seems best to take that into account... Management is absolutely essential!!! Still, the clinic I went to offers free follow-up care for life, so when you want to receive care again at the 1-year mark like me, you can probably make another progress-check and follow-up-care appointment and receive it!! And because of the scars, I honestly think people in their early to mid-20s could wait until they’re a little older to do it haha

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