Before/after/after/after. You can see the bra gapping before surgery, right? It wasn’t that I had no volume at all, but I felt I was just short by about an egg’s worth. It felt unfair to get implants for my size, but leaving it alone made me look lacking in shape. There’s also talk that regular fat grafting goes away after a few years, so I had given up, but then I found out about stem-cell fat grafting and started seriously looking into it. I went to hospitals famous for fat grafting and liposuction, and with Director Shin at SC301, I got the feeling that he had researched stem-cell fat grafting for a long time and actually performs the surgeries himself, so I decided on this place. I worried for a long time because of the cost, but I felt they put care into each case, so it was a choice I don’t regret. When the hospital was counseling me, they explained that the engraftment rate had been proven through the director’s paper. First of all, I can’t forget the proud look on the manager’s face lol. After surgery, the areas where fat was removed hurt like muscle soreness, but as long as you don’t run around a lot, and are careful when sitting down, it’s manageable. In my case, I was so busy checking whether my breasts were shrinking that I didn’t even notice the pain. The hospital also provided diet management, and they kept checking my weight and chest circumference, which felt annoying, but looking back, I’m grateful for the detailed care~~ It’s been over 6 months, and after the initial swelling went down, the size didn’t decrease much. From now on, I’m going to try managing it while exercising. If you’re looking for a hospital with thorough aftercare, I recommend it.
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