10-month review after a second revision surgery for bottoming out and symmastia complications

This is my 10-month review after a second revision surgery for bottoming out and symmastia complications. After the second revision surgery, I had been living comfortably, and while looking at the photos from my previous review to write this 10-month update, I honestly don’t know how I managed daily life when the side effects were that severe. Once again, I think I made the right decision to have the surgery, and I’m so grateful What I still remember is that when I had the surgery, it didn’t feel like a factory-style clinic at all. They planned everything according to one individual patient. I still remember how they explained in detail that this part could be handled this way, and that part could be handled that way. On top of that, with the ㅇㅇ-fit bra that most people wear after breast surgery, in my case, since the issue was actually that the breasts were coming together too much, they recommended a bralette or going braless instead. They also recommended sleeping straight on my back without a bra. Maybe because of that, I think the result has been maintained well so far. When I had the revision surgery at the previous clinic, not this clinic, even though I had bottoming out asymmetry and symmastia, they told me to keep wearing the ㅇㅇ-fit bra I had already been wearing and asked whether there might be a problem with my sleeping position. I still remember that, and thinking about it now makes me so angry This is why I should have gone around for consultations everywhere and looked into things more carefully before going.. I learned that just because a clinic is big and famous by name doesn’t mean it’s good.. Anyway, the breasts are still settling well in a UU shape, and they also fit well with the inframammary incision line left from the previous surgery. The scars have faded a lot too, but since I’m hoping they’ll be barely noticeable, I’m going to look into more scar treatment. So far, it seems to be maintaining well, so I think I can feel reassured with the regular checkup I have booked for May. I had my first surgery through an inframammary incision at a factory-style clinic, then even had revision surgery through an inframammary incision at the same clinic because of bottoming out and symmastia, but it still wasn’t resolved. So I had a second revision surgery through a transaxillary incision with Director Kim Min-young at Foret Plastic Surgery!