I had breast surgery on the last day of 2008~

Since it’s past midnight, it was yesterday lol My original breast size was between an A and a B, so they weren’t very small breasts. But human greed isn’t like that, you know So I just went ahead and did it. lol 1. Consultation For my consultation, I went to just one place and simply decided there. I looked at lots of procedure photos on the website, asked detailed questions, and above all, I chose it for the very basic reason that it was close to home. This is how I feel: even if it isn’t in Apgujeong-dong or Gangnam, there must be many skilled doctors, and rather than struggling to commute far away, I think finding a good place nearby isn’t bad either. 2. Size It’s really so hard to decide! When it came to deciding the size, ah, I understood why people go here and there for consultations. The size I wanted was a C cup, and the first size the director recommended was 225, and the size recommended later was 250. I wanted to go bigger, but my chest circumference is on the smaller side, and the director stopped me, saying that if we put in bigger implants, I’d become something people stare at, so I got 250 lol When you browse different websites, it seems directors have their own styles. Directors who like extra-large breasts, directors who value naturalness,,,, and so on. Before going for a consultation, I think it’s important to make sure to visit the website and look at the photos. Also, whether it’s above or below the muscle, and whether it’s axillary incision or areolar incision, seem important too. This also totally depends on the doctor’s style~ It seems each has their preferred style lol Originally, I wanted to have it under the muscle, but they said that in Koreans, that muscle becomes thin again, so there’s no advantage at all, so I did it over the muscle. For the incision method too, I heard areolar incision has faster recovery, gives a good shape, and is in a less exposed area, so I chose areolar incision! 3. Surgery On the day of surgery, I was really so, so scared that I seriously thought a lot about not going, and even lying on the operating table, I thought hundreds of times about just running out. But I think it wasn’t as painfully agonizing a surgery as I’d expected. Once I got the white injection, I fell asleep right away, and when I woke up, it was all over;; I think the surgery took more than 2 hours. From the time they drew(?) on my body, they considered things so carefully, so anyway I’m trying to think positively and assume they’re meticulous lol There’s really almost no pain. I’d heard people say the pain was hell, so I was totally ㄷㄷㄷ... But as soon as the anesthesia wore off, I really had no pain at all lol Semi-permanent makeup actually hurt more I asked the nurse, and she said there are many people who do feel pain, but I’m an unusual case, so you can think of it as individual variation, but even for most people, I don’t think it would hurt that much lol 4. Daily life On the day of surgery, I went alone and came back alone without anyone knowing. By bus, at that I had surgery at 10 and stayed in the recovery room until around 6, so maybe that’s why taking the bus back wasn’t hard, and I didn’t go straight home. I got glasses and contact lenses fitted, went shopping, went to the mart, met a friend, and ate lol Honestly, going right back to work and working seems like it would be a bit uncomfortable, but if you just take recovery time, I think you can do enough to hang out(?) lol I still need to take off the bandage and check the shape directly, but for now, I somehow feel like it went well lol Once the shape settles a bit, I’ll upload photos too~!!