Right now, my breasts have a wide gap between them and the size is too large, so I actually end up bundling myself up every day trying to hide them, but I can only keep doing this for so long.. I looked up and went to several clinics that are said to be well known for breast surgery, and I felt like I should get it done somewhere that would make even the cleavage look as natural as possible and honestly explain the pros and cons of the size, so in the end I decided to have breast revision surgery at D(ㅣ)T(ㅔ). What made me really feel that breast surgery should definitely be done at a clinic that specializes in breasts was that during the consultation, they immediately did an ultrasound and carefully analyzed the current cause, and since the director mainly handles body-contouring surgeries like hip procedures, they also analyzed my overall balance meticulously, so I did feel a lot more confident. The incision is planned to be inframammary, and the incision size was smaller than at other places. If I keep getting scar laser treatments regularly, will it fade a lot?
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아유다암 Wouldn't a transaxillary incision be better than an inframammary incision?
카푸치라리로 What did you have done with before??
관심핑 It's already revision surgery, so what do you mean by asking how an inframammary incision is? Didn't you have your first surgery with an inframammary incision? If the first surgery was inframammary anyway, it's better to do the revision through an inframammary incision too. I had surgery with an inframammary incision at BNN, and maybe because it lines up with that breast fold? it doesn't really show unless I lift my breasts. Even if I wear underboob clothing (not that I ever would), I don't think it would be visible unless someone looked from underneath...
칼칼 If you're getting revision surgery because of the shape, I recommend getting a precise surgery through an inframammary incision.. As for scars, if you manage them well and time passes, they'll fade.
빈츠르르 Personally, I liked the transaxillary incision better. The director Kim Jae-hong I saw was known as specializing in transaxillary incisions. Was your first surgery inframammary? Or transaxillary?
참깨빠앙 Scars get lighter if you take care of them, so don't worry too much.
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