I originally had some breast volume, but after repeated dieting, I lost volume in my upper breasts. I kept wearing padding that I never used to wear, then losing confidence, and as that cycle repeated, it gradually became a complex, so I decided to get surgery. From the front desk to the manager and nursing team, everyone was kind, and they guided me well. The director was chic, just as I’d heard. He wasn’t the type to talk on and on, which I actually liked! When I asked about things I was curious about, he answered well, did the surgical markings very carefully, and checked once more before surgery, so I just trusted the director and lay down on the operating table.
After surgery, I don’t think I was one of the lucky ones with no pain. Right afterward, I was so cold that they put something like a warm-air heater blowing warm air inside the blanket, so I rested. Then I asked them to give me a pain-control injection, and after getting it I felt much better, so I rested a bit and was discharged right away haha. Wearing the pain-control injection for 3 days and getting dressed and moving around was a bit uncomfortable, but the rest was tolerable. After that, I could move my arms almost normally (??). I went straight back to work on day 4 too (office job). I’ll know better once the swelling goes down and the upper fullness settles, but I can already see that the areas I had a complex about and the volume are improving, so I’m satisfied. If I’d known it would be like this, I really should’ve done it even one day earlier... I hope I can manage it well so no side effects occur, and that time passes quickly so it becomes prettier, the tissue softens, and it feels like my own body :)