I finally had my breast filler removed

About 13 years ago, I was considering breast surgery, but surgery scared me too much, so while looking into other options, I found out about a breast filler called Aquafilling filler. I was told it lasted quite a long time but would be absorbed like water and disappear, and that it was safe, so after thinking it over, I got the breast filler procedure. But the volume only lasted briefly, and it felt like it disappeared quickly, as if it had been absorbed. Eight years passed like that, and when I had a health checkup, they said the filler was still there exactly as it was I was so dumbfounded that I looked into it and found out that, unlike what I had been told, Aquafilling filler absolutely does not disappear Until then, I had not felt anything wrong, so I just thought, Was I tricked? and lived without thinking much about it.. But the problem appeared after childbirth. As it approached the 10-year mark, I started feeling heat in my breasts, along with stinging and throbbing pain, and by around the 13th year, my armpit swelled and even my arm felt numb, so I thought something serious might happen if I kept enduring it, and decided to have the breast filler removed.While looking up reviews here and there, I found that most hospitals use an inframammary incision, and some hospitals use a transaxillary incision. I did not want scars on my body, so while searching for a hospital that was good at transaxillary incisions, I found Foret Plastic Surgery, which removes filler through the armpit almost perfectly and, above all, provides thorough care so that scars are barely left. I immediately booked a consultation and went in.During the consultation with the director, fortunately, my breast filler had not spread elsewhere, I did not have immediate inflammation, and the problem was not severe, but he said having filler in the body is like carrying a time bomb, so the sooner it is removed, the better. After briefly thinking it over, the director’s clean, clear, no-frills way of speaking, and his words that he would remove it as cleanly as possible without leaving scars, actually felt confident and trustworthy. For some reason, he felt strict and meticulous. Looking at reviews, they also show the before-and-after of the filler inside the breast with endoscopic photos, and it made me want to quickly see mine removed too.And the director really seems serious about scars.. So I trusted him, decided to have the surgery, and had it done on the earliest available date.It has now been about 10 days after surgery, and the director personally does the taping every time, kindly answers everything I am curious about, and is taking good care of me.The pain.. now it is only very slight. It was a bit painful and uncomfortable for a few days while the drain was filling, but after that, it was manageable. He showed me the endoscopy after the stitches were removed, and he really removed it very cleanly.When you look, it was removed really neatly, right? Thinking that all that yellow filler fluid and the creepy lumps that had clumped together and stuck inside my body have come out makes me feel so relieved. I can really see that he removed it as cleanly as possible, as much as could be removed~ There is truly no doubt at all about his surgical skill. I think I made a good choice~Later, after I have my second child and lose weight, I am thinking about getting breast augmentation surgery too~If you are worrying about filler, definitely consider consulting Foret too~