1-year review of breast surgery

1-year review of breast surgery🎂💗 In the end, it's the surgery I'm most satisfied with in my life. Wow... it's already been 1 year since my breast surgery🥹Time really flies lol Right after surgery a year ago, I was in pain, felt tight, and was uncomfortable, so there were really many times I thought, "Why did I put myself through this..." but now that I think about it, I laugh at myself from back then lol Because right now I'm living while being truly, deeply satisfied🥹💗 At this point, my breasts feel completely like part of my body. The texture has become much more natural, and I almost never feel discomfort from the implants during everyday life. There are more days when I forget I even had surgery lol Sometimes when I look at old photos, I actually think, "How did I walk around dressed like that back then?" 🤣 The biggest changes are really confidence and how clothes fit! Before, I was always conscious when wearing fitted clothes, and dresses and knitwear never gave me the look I wanted, so I was disappointed, but now whatever I wear, the overall line looks good🥹 Especially when I wear a swimsuit on a trip or wear workout clothes, the satisfaction is really huge lol I also take photos with more confidence than before, and when shopping, I almost never think, "This probably won't suit me because of my chest..." And even now, the people around me still don't really know I had surgery lol They all just say it looks natural, and every time they say that, I feel secretly proud inside🤭 Going on trips with friends, changing clothes, or going to a bathhouse doesn't feel awkward at all anymore. The scars healed well too, so they’re almost not noticeable now! Of course, I don't think being in the 1-year stage means there are no downsides. Implants are not something that just lasts forever with no management at all, and I think regular checkups will still be needed in the future, and someday replacement may need to be considered. Also, I don't think we can completely rule out the possibility of issues like bottoming out or lateral displacement as more time passes. So I can't say, "I absolutely recommend surgery!" like that. It definitely has big advantages, but it is also a surgery that comes with risks. But personally? Even if I had to choose again knowing all the downsides, I would do it again. Absolutely lol After living with it for a year, the advantages were overwhelmingly greater than the disadvantages for me. The recovery period in the first month was really hard, but when I think about how satisfied I am now, it was absolutely worth enduring🥹 And I'm really satisfied with my hospital choice too! I had it done at Kirin Plastic Surgery, and in the end I think the director's aesthetic sense matched mine really well What I wanted was not something that looked overly obvious, but a naturally beautiful U-line that felt like my own body, and even now, a year later, I still feel satisfied every time I look at the result💗 Honestly, the facilities were a little disappointing, so for people who care a lot about the facility, I think it would be good to keep that in mind! But from the start, I valued the surgeon's skill and aesthetic sense more than the facilities, and because the result is so satisfying, I think I would make the same choice again If I sum up my final 1-year review in one line...👉🏻 I spent a long time deliberating, and now I’m so satisfied that I wonder why I didn’t do it sooner lol💗My current satisfaction is still 200 points!!!