When choosing a hospital, the things I cared about most were 1. safety (an anesthesiologist on-site), 2. one director only (I absolutely hate factory-style clinics), and 3. whether they push this and that, and whether the director gives off an annoyed vibe during the consultation. The reason is that I’ve had my nose done and liposuction before, and the hospital where I got my nose done turned out to be a factory-style place with shadow doctors, got sued, and the hospital itself disappeared (thankfully I had said I would check the CCTV…). The hospital where I got liposuction seemed like a place that was pretty good at it, so I went there, but the director looked extremely annoyed, the consultation felt like it lasted 10 minutes, and even during surgery, although they said an anesthesiologist would be on-site, it didn’t feel like the anesthesiology director was the one doing it… I was really hurt by those two hospitals, so this time I made up my mind to choose a hospital very strictly.
First of all, the reason I went to Winne for my first surgery consultation was 1. the short surgery time. Because, after all, they use medication, and since they’re cutting into the flesh, it’s not like there won’t be bleeding, right? I felt like that kind of thing wouldn’t be good for the body, so when I thought the surgery would be finished within 30 minutes, it made me think the director must be that skilled, and that it wouldn’t be too hard on my body, so I was drawn to it.
And I saw somewhere on YouTube that if the surgical area (how should I put it, the inside of where the flesh was cut…?) is exposed to air for a long time, you feel more pain afterward.
I have to talk about the surgery itself. Earlier I said that during my liposuction, I didn’t think the anesthesiology director actually gave me the anesthesia, right? Honestly, once they had disinfected everything and I was on the operating table, it’s not like I could say, “Wait a second!!!!”... They say, “We’ll start anesthesia now~” and you fall asleep right away, so how would I know…
So this time I really checked whether the anesthesiology director was doing it, and the anesthesiology director I had seen in the photos actually came in…! In that moment I thought, ah, thank goodness, and then I immediately lost my memory lol
Now, talking about recovery after surgery, first of all, I’m a hairdresser……! I’d heard so many scary things from the perspective of someone whose job uses their arms a lot, like breast augmentation hurts the most, you can’t even lift your arms, you can’t even flush the toilet, and so on.. I had to work, so I kept putting it off and putting it off before finally doing it…
But huh? What is this? After resting for about 2 days, I was in good enough condition to work!! It was so fascinating. I even wondered if the director was really that skilled because I had no bruising at all… Not much swelling either… The incision was so clean too… This is the first time I’ve ever been like this after surgery.. I thought I’d rest for about 4 days, but I rested for 2 days and went straight back to work lol. That’s how much less painful it was than I expected!!!!
Before surgery, I had a tiny bit of volume, a not-quite-filled 75B, and the director said my chest was like it had almost become a bird chest but didn’t quite get there;;; Maybe because of that, I normally had no cleavage, so whenever I wore a swimsuit or slightly low-cut clothes, I felt so, so depressed and didn’t want to take photos Everyone knows this feeling, right??
After surgery, now that I think of myself as a 75D, I’m so, so excited for the 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month magic!!! Kkyareuk gustus~~~ Now I can wear pretty clothes and take lots of pretty photos too, right Just thinking about it makes me so excited. I’ll come back after 1 month 🤍🤍