For those with severe pain after surgery... still, please keep massaging diligently…

Unlike other people, I had severe pain after surgery and it lasted a long time. Of course it hurt terribly when I massaged... Still, I thought I was doing it diligently in my own way, but because there was pain, I guess I wasn’t doing it properly. The clinic always emphasized that it’s important to massage accurately. In my mind, I thought I endured the pain and worked hard, but maybe I couldn’t push the implant all the way, because just 2 weeks after surgery the pocket under my clavicle started closing a little. Then they said the pocket overall had closed little by little and told me to try going to a massage shop. But up until then, I didn’t really know about the feel or anything like that. Even though other people said theirs felt like a bouncy ball or whatever, I didn’t have that, and the clinic had said at first that the feel was good, so I hadn’t realized how serious the situation was. But when I went to the shop and got a massage... it really was clearly different. It couldn’t even compare to the massage I was doing... the power was no joke. My breasts already hurt, and it really drove me crazy. At first it hurt so much that I thought I could never get another massage, but the morning after receiving it at the shop like that, the feel had become noticeably softer. I don’t know if the closed pocket opened up or what, but I felt like the implant had spread out, and the feel was much softer and better. After that, I received it about 2 more times, and as expected, the pain each time was no joke, but still, as much as it hurt, the feel improved much more, and last week I went to the clinic and was praised that my condition had improved a lot... Anyway, I realized again how important massage is. If there are people like me who have severe pain and find it hard to massage, no matter how much it hurts, you have to endure it and massage diligently. The first month after surgery is the most important period, so please keep that in mind. I was a little late, but I’m glad I can still see hope. It has been one month and 2 weeks, and I still have pain so it’s a bit uncomfortable, but compared to before it has gotten much better. Breast surgery is really difficult in many ways. The stress is no joke either... Anyway, I guess I’ll have to keep massaging diligently for the next year too. I truly hope luck is with you.