I had surgery with BellaGel low profile I wanted a natural B cup, so I got 250 and 275 cc I didn't consult at that many hospitals, but other hospitals had a bit of booking pressure, or pushed and emphasized only certain implants too much, or kept putting down other hospitals, which looked bad. I chose here because the doctor felt like a father. There were no review events and no special discounts, which I liked. It felt like fixed pricing.. Unlike other hospitals, they said they do the surgery through the navel, which made me more curious. The manager and nurses are on the blunt side, but I actually liked that there was no excessive friendliness or fakery. I liked that the hospital wasn't crowded with people. The facilities feel a bit like a neighborhood clinic and are small. Even if I went back again, I think I'd still choose a private clinic. They matched the inframammary fold well, and the shape came out beautifully. The nipple position is a little uneven, but I just accept it. Right after surgery there was no upper fullness and the shape was pretty, so I was surprised. Other people worry about upper fullness, but here it felt like the hidden master of breast surgery. A secret I want to keep to myself ㅋ They gave me porridge after surgery, and when I took a taxi home that day, the speed bumps were miserable. For 5 days I had to hunch over like a shrimp and couldn't do anything by myself because it hurt so much, so I realized again that even with navel surgery, recovery time is different for everyone. After a week I was feeling better and took swelling medicine diligently (Danggwisusan). For two weeks I was careful with my arms, didn't lift anything heavy, and didn't raise my arms. They didn't specifically make me wear a surgical support bra, and told me to wear a V-fit bra for 3 months. I'm in week 3 now and I'm satisfied that it doesn't look like a rice bowl. The feel is firm and hard, so I hope it softens soon. Before surgery I didn't have a breast ultrasound, so I went to a breast surgery clinic and found a lot of lumps. So I had a Mammotome procedure first, and then 3 weeks later, after the bruising was gone, I proceeded with breast augmentation. (Mammotome is covered by insurance) I was disappointed with the aftercare, so I'm thinking of paying to go to a hospital that also does high-frequency treatment and caps treatment.
- There is no CCTV, but a guardian can observe during surgery and choose the size - Wear the support bra for one week after surgery. There is no rental fee - The director is a board-certified plastic surgeon - Done under general anesthesia - The breast pocket is created through the navel and the surgery is done with Motiva (Feels like only Yonsei Eoneu and here do navel Motiva surgery) - Surgery takes about two hours - For one month after surgery, you visit the hospital once a week and the director checks the progress personally (if they are in surgery or busy, it seems they can't see you) - Aftercare after surgery consists of warm compresses and SmartLux - They said they would inject people with severe scars - No drains, but there is a pain-control injection - They prescribe Lucio for capsular contracture prevention (about 100,000 won) - The V-fit bra costs 65,000 won each and must be bought in person - You have to return a week later to remove the stitches (pain is strong) - You have to keep 3M tape on the wound area for 6 months (change every 3 to 4 days)