After<Photo taken when I was hospitalized on the day of surgery>Since I came into this community after a long time, I was browsing around, and it feels like the atmosphere has changed quite a lot since last year,, Anyway, I gained a lot of information while searching online and going to consultations for breast surgery, so I also wanted to write a bit about what I felt at 2 months to help some people here.. Even if the readability is bad,, please read for reference I'm not good at writing..
First, my basic stats are 155 cm and 70A. It's not that I had absolutely no breast tissue, but still, I'd say you need to be around a B to say you have some.. I wasn't flat-chested, just had a little lower-breast volume? After I dieted severely when I was 20, I had no volume in the upper breast and only a bit hanging on in the lower breast sigh..
I went to a total of four places in person, and among them, the place that explained and consulted about breast surgery the most honestly and plainly was ㄱㄹ, so I finally had the surgery there! I got Motiva through an inframammary fold incision, 315cc, and I wanted a full C. As of the current 2-month mark, it comes out as a C. But it's not an overflowing full C, just a moderate level. Since I've lost some weight right now, I'm hoping that if I gain weight, it might become a snug C
For aftercare, I've been receiving it continuously since 1 week after surgery. At week 4, I did CAPS for the first time?? After that, every time I went, while receiving CAPS care, I felt that people usually say surgery is more important than aftercare.. But having the surgery go well is just.. the basics I truly feel aftercare is important. Of course surgery determines the result, but psychologically too, imagine if when I went to the hospital they only checked progress, roughly gave me a breast massage, and I went home.. I spent all that money, but the care feels like nothing special, and I would feel really uneasy and uncomfortable.
That expensive thing everyone talks about.. (some places don't have it) I get CAPS every time, light therapy is included as standard, and even while waiting they tell me to sit in a massage chair. The teachers take care of this and that on their own, so it feels really comfortable and reassuring, and as each week passes, I can feel my body adapting very quickly, and I don't get stressed. It was really good. Aftercare is definitely an add-on, but I think maybe this is why people say it's important (the feeling that I'm being cared for + genuinely expensive care is actually included) And the aftercare schedule differs by hospital, but here it's guaranteed up to 1 year, so I felt like they really take responsibility and manage you! I thought this must be why people say to get it at a systematic place, a hospital specializing in breasts
Also, since it's still only 2 months, I can't really say the feel is that soft and nice yet, and I think I'll know after watching a bit longer (+ scars too!). I also haven't had anyone else touch my breasts yet All I've done is touch them myself. They still feel a little not fully softened, but the shape has no upper fullness bulging, and the symmetry is exactly pretty and well matched, so that is something I'm truly satisfied with! I heard sometimes the inframammary folds don't match, but fortunately I don't have that!!
However, it's still a bit like that that I can't comfortably lie face down or wear underwire bras and things like that. Exercise too. Usually they say you can slowly start after two months, but maybe because I'm originally a bit timid and cautious, I'm still protecting my body.. When I reach 3 months, I'm thinking of starting yoga or Pilates then.
Still, in conclusion, the result of my breast surgery is very, very satisfying....... At first, it may not feel real, you may feel disillusioned, and you may get a little depressed, but once that period passes, it's okay I think there is a phase like that... You wonder why and for what reason you have to go through all this, but as you watch the breasts settle and feel happiness + satisfaction build to a certain degree, you start thinking, ah, I'm glad I did it
Anyway, I hope everyone also looks into many hospitals, finds the place that fits them, and gets beautiful breast surgery. If I have time, I'll come write reviews again at 4 months, 6 months, and 1 year!! I'll try to leave vivid records about feel, scars, and so on,,
I hope everyone gets safe surgery at a good place! Fighting><