Review 3 Weeks After ㅍㄹ Breast Filler Removal

Around the time it had been almost 10 years since I got breast fillers, there was a time when my breasts and nipples hurt so much, as if they were burning. I had been aware of the side effects of breast fillers for several years, but I think I kept them because of the cost and because I thought, if there was nothing particularly wrong, did I really need to remove them? After suffering severe, unexplained breast pain, I hurriedly started searching about breast filler removal. I went for consultations at some breast surgery clinics that were said to be famous, and then I saw reviews in a cafe about filler removal or breast implant insertion at ㅍㄹ Plastic Surgery. After reading reviews saying that the incision was made through the armpit and that they felt the clinic was close to perfectionist, I decided to visit! In the end, I trusted the director and chose ㅍㄹ, and now it has been 3 weeks since the surgery. On the day of surgery, I felt like the preparation proceeded very smoothly without any delay, so I don’t think I really had time to be nervous that day haha As soon as I arrived at the hospital, it was a collaboration of the manager explaining precautions and various instructions, the medical staff checking whether there was anything wrong with my body and how my condition was, and the director doing his best without any shaking or hesitation.. As anesthesia started, I opened my eyes to the sound of my husband continuously calling me, and the director came and explained that the surgery had gone well. (Huh, already..?) I also had the drain removed, and I go in regularly to receive taping. Every time I go, the staff are so kind, and I’m grateful The director is truly sincere even about scar care.. It’s amazing. (He personally does everything: drain removal, stitch removal, and taping) Honestly, compared to before, my breasts had become much smaller, so it was a bit shocking at first. During the consultation, the director had recommended removing the filler and even inserting implants, but I had developed a slight aversion to putting anything more into my body, so I said I would just remove the filler.. But now I wonder if I should have followed the director’s recommendation!! haha (The director’s aesthetic sense is top-tier…) I’m going to think that I removed something that was not good for my body, adapt, and focus on recovery! I don’t know how many years I spent trembling with anxiety and worrying because of one moment’s choice I hope everyone stays healthy and doesn’t get sick~