Day 1 review of posterior-lower canthoplasty and breast surgery

I had posterior-lower canthoplasty twice at other hospitals, but it reattached and barely showed at all, so while searching around here and there, I found out about ㄱ.ㄹ Hospital through an acquaintance and the internet. I went because I heard they do posterior-lower canthoplasty well without it reattaching. I also decided to do breast surgery together because I heard this hospital does not require compression bandages or corrective underwear, so there is no discomfort. Pre-surgery body size: A85, sagging after childbirth I had a consultation with the manager at the hospital, and she was so kind and explained every single thing well, so I became certain that I definitely wanted to do it. The nurses at the reception desk also guided me kindly. When I consulted with the director, unlike other hospitals, he listened carefully to what I wanted, and I trusted him. The uncomfortable part after surgery was that I had a breast pain-control injection inserted, so it was a little uncomfortable, and they said I only needed to keep it for two days after surgery. For breast pain, there is nothing besides just a stiff soreness? My eyes are just so-so, okay, except I cannot see well because my vision is bad. The improvement after surgery is that the posterior-lower corners opened up clearly, which was what I wanted, so it turned out really well, and I was A85 before but now I have breasts that I did not have, so I am really happy. In conclusion, there is nothing particularly uncomfortable after surgery. Since my eyes only open halfway, I cannot see well, and my breasts just feel like a stiff soreness from a pulled muscle?

Day 1 review of posterior-lower canthoplasty and breast surgery

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