I had posted this on another community too, so please understand that I copied and pasted it and it uses polite speech!! I got more help from this community, so I’m posting it here too
I had surgery at the end of last year, so it has been exactly 7 months. To be honest, the feel is really good when I’m sitting or lying on my side, but when I’m lying facing the ceiling, it isn’t soft and squishy like in videos lol But honestly, there are almost no times when I touch them while lying facing the ceiling, and since we live our daily lives standing up, when I look at the breast shape and feel while standing, I’m very satisfied~!
I wanted to recover quickly, so I did the inframammary incision, and I really had surgery without pain (I was seriously surprised lol On the day of surgery, I watched Netflix in the hospital room and relaxed) After surgery, sleeping was uncomfortable for about two weeks, but after that there was no discomfort After surgery, I could drive well and raise my arms very well too After 3 months, I slowly did exercise too, from badminton to Pilates and swimming Things like climbing or clubs where you use arm strength to climb up didn’t work at all lol After time passed, when it reached 6 months last month, I barely managed to do a pull-up..
Because implants were placed in my breasts, before my period my breasts swell and the breast pain is definitely stronger and more painful than before Daejeon, but whenever I get worried, I ask the hospital and visit the hospital to check, and they say there is no problem They said it is a natural phenomenon and will gradually disappear after 1 year
The scars healed well without keloid scarring, but there is still slight redness, and they said that as more time passes it will turn white I think they are talking about the white line that appears on the eyelid after double eyelid surgery
Because the scar is from the inframammary incision, if I wear a bikini and raise my arms, the scar shows like underboob, but if I had surgery through the transaxillary incision, then when I raised my arms the armpit scar would have shown, so it’s ambiguous lol
An acquaintance had surgery through the transaxillary incision 6-7 years ago, and when I looked, there was nothing visible that looked like a scar Looking at that, I think the transaxillary incision is okay too If I had had enough recovery time and it had not greatly interfered with work, I think I would have done the transaxillary incision
Thank you for reading this long post!!