Starting with the surgery info, transaxillary incision / Sebbin Integrity / 275 cc on the left and 310 cc on the right! (I’m not sure if I can say the hospital name, so if you leave a private comment or message me, I’ll tell you!)
I had surgery in June, so it’s been 3 months since my breast surgery. During that time I was busy recovering, and I had been browsing here as a non-member. I joined because I was curious how much others had recovered by the 3-month mark. While I’m at it, I’m also thinking of posting my own review!
When I was looking for a place to have surgery, what I felt was most important was that no matter how much bigger the size became, if it ended up looking like obvious fake breasts, it would all be pointless. So I wanted breasts that were as natural-looking as possible but still large, and rather than a hospital that just said they would make my breasts bigger, I was definitely drawn to the place that caught the issue that my breasts were uneven and gave a detailed consultation so that when the size was increased, I could be satisfied with both the shape and the feel.
Since I had the surgery through the armpit, I lived carefully with my arms until about one month. Honestly, I was worried recovery would be really hard, but after about a week you can do most everyday activities! Preparing a simple meal, brushing your teeth, opening a bottle cap... but raising your arms overhead is impossible haha. I was also a little worried that the transaxillary surgery area would be noticeable, but maybe because the director has a lot of experience, the suturing was done carefully and well, so it’s healing nicely. The director also personally checks my progress every time! Everyone who has wrinkles in the armpit area, I really recommend the transaxillary approach. For me, it’s hidden right in that crease and basically can’t be seen, so unless someone puts their face right up close and looks carefully, it doesn’t show.
When I had only heard about breast surgery, I wondered, could mine also turn out natural and not obvious? I was worried too, but after setting clear standards for myself and visiting clinics, I think it led to a good result. After 3 months, I went back to the hospital for another progress check and also received CAPS as aftercare~ The director was still thorough and kind, answering everything I was curious about lol. So I don’t regret having surgery here. I’d almost say I’m sad this summer is passing.....