Woman in Her 40s Living Overseas, 14 Days Post-op, Breast Surgery Review

Hello~ I’m a woman in my 40s living overseas, and I’m posting a review of my breast surgery exactly 2 weeks ago. Surgery date: December 16, 2025 Surgical method: Subfascial Implant: Mentor Size: 260L on both sides Anesthesia/incision: Sedation anesthesia, inframammary incision Director Choi Jae-young at Renew As I mentioned, I’m a woman living overseas (Europe), and while I was abroad, I booked the surgery in advance through KakaoTalk/phone consultations, then entered Korea and had surgery right away. Arrival on Sunday, consultation on Monday, surgery on Tuesday. Usually people have a consultation and then decide whether to have surgery, but because I live overseas, that was difficult for me, so I came to Korea after booking everything with strong trust that it would go well. On the day of surgery, I went alone without a guardian, had the surgery, and was discharged alone. I just booked accommodation nearby for the first week so it would be easy to go to the hospital, and after surgery I trudged home alone. Haha When the surgery ended and I first opened my eyes in the operating room and got up, the director and nurses supported me well. The feeling was: there wasn’t anything I could call pain, but there was some pressure in my chest. (They said it was because implants that hadn’t been there before were inserted and the skin stretched.) The pressure got better day by day and disappeared after a few days. I wanted a natural beauty that looked like I had surgery but also like I hadn’t, so I chose an early C-cup size. It’s not the size most people commonly choose, but I thought this size would look the most natural to me. After surgery, I could do most normal daily activities. I even went home on the day of surgery and worked on my laptop^^; Still, during the first week I lived very, very carefully. One week after surgery, I had the drain removed and the stitches taken out. And on Sunday night the 28th, before it had even been 2 weeks since surgery, I’m taking a flight and leaving the country again^^; In my case, I’m leaving after only 2 weeks, but for people living overseas, if possible, I think staying a comfortable 3~4 weeks would let you leave the country with more peace of mind. I’m already very satisfied. When I wear clothes, I’m happy with the changed fit too. And recovery feels different every morning, day by day. I’m also really curious and excited about what it will be like after 5 weeks and after 3 months. I could write more, but due to time, I’ll end the review here. When more time passes, I’ll dress nicely and post another review :) Lastly, thank you to Director Choi Jae-young, who performed the surgery with great care, the consultant who was so, so kind, and everyone at the hospital :)