2-week review after breast revision surgery

Review 2 weeks after breast revision surgery​(First surgery on December 31, 2024) Sebbin Integrity 345, left 275, inframammary fold incision​(Revision surgery at Sway Plastic Surgery on March 21, 2026) Sebbin Integrity - no implant replacement, scar revision, correction of bottoming out, asymmetry correction Left - implant replaced from 275 to 310, scar revision, correction of inframammary fold and size asymmetry​These are my breasts at 2 weeks post-op! In the photo, the right side is my left breast.​The inframammary fold asymmetry and size asymmetry were what stressed me out the most, and even the parts I thought would be impossible before surgery were almost all corrected to be symmetrical!! I was really amazed. The director is the best 👍🏻 The height difference when viewed from above and the positional asymmetry when viewed from the front were also corrected to be almost symmetrical, so I’m really satisfied. If I had really not gone through with it after saying on the day of surgery that I wouldn’t do it, I would have regretted it.​Maybe because additional dissection was done on the left side while replacing the implant, I think there is still a bit of firm? swelling. Still, that’s only compared with the right side; the left breast is also soft and squishy.​There is still slight pain when I touch the left side, and both breasts have sensitive nipples, so they hurt a little, but I think they are much less sensitive than during my first surgery.​Because I unavoidably have to lift and move heavy things every weekday for work, I developed chest muscle soreness even though I didn’t have it before If I had a regular office job or a job that only required moderate physical effort, I think I would have recovered much faster with much less pain When I told them before surgery, they said it would be okay, but since revision surgery is still surgery after all, I think it’s definitely better to avoid work that requires exertion.​The scars are really clean too, and I’m applying ointment now, so I’ll upload scar photos next time!