Winne Mentor Boost Breast Surgery Review: Day of Surgery to Day 5

I had breast surgery at Winne on Monday Height 170 cm, weight 58 kg My original breast size was a B cup Underbust 77 cm, breast width was 12.5 on the left and 13 on the right My desired breast size was a full D cup I looked up reviews for various hospitals, chose Winne as the one place I wanted to consult with, and decided right away after the consultation. First of all, the consultant was so kind, and I went in thinking I should get a recommendation for the implants. But when I actually touched them, I couldn't really feel much difference between Mentor Boost and Motiva, so the director recommended Mentor Boost 430/390, and I decided to go with that. On the day of surgery, when they took photos and did the design, he said it seemed like 390 could go in on both sides equally, so I trusted him and proceeded that way ​ Review on the day of breast surgery My surgery was at 11 a.m., so I arrived at the hospital by 10. I paid the remaining balance, then got ready in the order of changing clothes → gargling → design, waited briefly, and then went into the operating room. I took off the upper gown and lay down, and after some simple instructions (I think they told me to breathe), I don't remember anything. Before I knew it, the teachers were waking me up, saying "patient~," and they said about 30 minutes had passed since the surgery ended. I moved to the recovery room and waited while getting an IV, but my body was shaking and it was really hard. They said I shouldn't fall asleep, so it was even harder trying to stay conscious while taking deep breaths. They said the surgery took about 33-34 minutes. The director also came in person and told me the surgery went well. The surgery started at 11, and I left the hospital around 1:20. They said I could drink water from 2:40, so I held out, then had Pocari Sweat and porridge, took my medication, and kept sleeping. There was surprisingly almost no swelling right after surgery, but I couldn't sleep lying flat, so I stacked several pillows and slept in a reclined sitting position. From nighttime, the swelling really started to come up, so I barely slept. ​ Day 2 after surgery Both breasts were very swollen, so the band felt extremely tight, and the straps of the compression garment were also squeezing so much that I worried, what if my blood circulation gets cut off? I sat there groaning in pain all day. I was genuinely jealous of people who got the painless recovery... They told me to remove the cotton they had placed the day before, so I took it out, and that at least made it a little easier to breathe, but Opening a car door Pressing a cosmetic pump Opening a water bottle cap Even simple things like these were impossible. I was really glad my husband was there helping me, and I tried to eat porridge, take my medicine, and drink lots of water. From this day on, it was impossible to lie down and get up by myself, so I just sat all day. I kept waking up during the night because of the pain. Because of the accessory breast tissue removal, bruising started to come up dark blue ​ Day 3 after surgery The pain had decreased by about 10% compared with the day before, but the upper breasts were still severely swollen, so there were gurgling sounds near my collarbones, and the swelling had risen to just below my neck. I looked it up and found that cases like this are common too, so I endured it thinking time would take care of it. I tend to swell badly by nature (I had an experience where swelling from double eyelid surgery only went down after a year), so I decided to just accept it. At least I was gradually getting used to the compression garment and upper band, and when I ate salty food, I immediately swelled up a lot. I think the answer is to eat mainly low-sodium foods as much as possible. Since I was taking medicine and sleeping, I couldn't even think about going out. ​ Day 4 after surgery The overall pain had decreased by about 30%, and now the areas where the accessory breast tissue was removed started hurting belatedly. Still, I was finally able to lie down and get up by myself, shower and wash my hair, open and close a car door, and tie my hair (a little difficult, but possible) Things like these became possible! But lifting heavy objects was still too much. I couldn't put much strength into my arms. From this day on, I think office workers with desk jobs could go to work For jobs that require physical labor, I think it would be right to rest fully for at least about a week. From day 4, I felt like, ah, now I can really start doing daily activities little by little. ​ Day 5 after surgery The pain is much less than yesterday, and although the swelling is still there, it has improved a lot. It feels to the point where I think I can finally live a bit now After the weekend, I want to go to the hospital and quickly get my progress checked, and especially I really want to take off the upper band soon... If I just hold out a little longer, it'll get better, right! I'll keep leaving reviews from time to time!