Day 7 after surgery) Dite, Motiva Demi 265

I had known for a long time that my breasts were small, but it took me quite a while to feel confident that this was a choice that would make me happy after comparing the pros and cons in every respect, including cost, prognosis, side effects, and definite results. The thought that I simply wanted to feel more confident was a major motivation to take action!! :) Honestly, when it comes to implants that will remain in my body for a long time, I do not care much about the cost. Instead, I focus heavily on whether the surgeon is a key doctor, whether the surgeon and I share the same aesthetic ideal, and whether they actually have the ability to achieve it. I had originally planned to do it next year, when I would have more time by using a lot of annual leave at once, but due to various personal circumstances, I had the surgery during this vacation!! So I think I paid extra attention to minimizing pain and ensuring a quick recovery! Among the hospitals and doctors who met all the above criteria, my opinion matched Director Lee Jun-wook’s, so I paid the deposit that day and had surgery on the earliest available date!! Personally, I was even more drawn to the fact that they checked ultrasound during the consultation and considered the breasts, waist, and hips in the body analysis. At day 7, it is too early to discuss the shape, but honestly, I already like the shape and volume~ I wanted a form like a mannequin or a Greek statue, and I wanted a natural but appropriately full appearance that suited my natural bone structure!! And honestly, perhaps because of the surgical method, the pain was about the same as having a wisdom tooth extracted, with the worst pain around day 2; taking something like Tak-sen was enough! Above all, pain seems to differ depending on which tissue is dissected, how much, and how it is done, right? So honestly, I think you cannot know until you undergo it yourself. As for recovery, if you have an office job, you can type by around days 4–5, and if you have a fairly physical field job, I think you can manage quite a lot by around days 11–12, while still being careful~~