162 / 54 kg / Motiva Demi 320 20 days after surgery
Because my breasts were small, clothes never looked quite right on me, so I had always wanted to do it. An acquaintance around me had breast surgery and, after about 3 years of adjustment, recommended it to me, so I came straight to Girin Hospital. Since it was summer, I had a lot of worries, but I felt I needed to do it quickly, so after finishing the same-day consultation, they scheduled my surgery for the earliest possible date! I didn't really know what implant size I wanted or what size was possible for my body, so I felt lost, but the consultant explained the characteristics and feel of each implant type in detail. While waiting for a bit, I think I had enough time to think it over and was able to decide smoothly:) When the doctor checked me, they explained things cleanly, mainly the breast pocket measurements and only what was needed, so I actually trusted them more! Even during fitting, I tried inserting the implants myself and decided on the maximum size. After that, I personally felt it would be burdensome to wear a tight dress, so I asked for a smaller size, and they kindly changed that by KakaoTalk too. On the day of surgery, while doing tests and preparing various things, the doctor marked the preliminary design on my body, and I realized my nipple positions and such were not quite level Since it wasn't asymmetric breasts, thankfully the same size, 320, was inserted on both sides. Right after waking up from surgery, before the painkiller had circulated, it hurt a lot, but after 30 minutes and getting used to it, it was more bearable than I expected. But getting up and coughing were really hard for about 5 days. After surgery, I really liked that I could just wear nipple patches and move around conveniently! Since it's summer, the upper band gets sweaty, so I only wear it when sleeping, but it wasn't uncomfortable. Here, you don't have to wear separate compression underwear after surgery, so it was fine even to do it in summer!! It's still not been long, so they're firm, but they said about a month is the adjustment stage, and it takes about two months for the upper fullness to come down! They said the hospital will even take care of scar management, so I hope time passes quickly.