I Did a Body Profile Shoot and Got Breast Surgery lol

I didn’t have much to begin with, but after repeating dieting and yo-yo weight gain and doing several body profile shoots, I couldn’t even tell my chest apart from my back; I have a basic frame, and I tend to carry fat in my butt and thighs, so whenever I looked at my body, I thought the mismatch between my upper and lower body was a personal complex. My upper body was relatively thin, and since I have hips, I needed to wear fitted clothes to make my lines look good (+look slimmer), but every time I wore fitted clothes it was always a padded bra... It was also a reality check that even for sports bras, I had to buy extra voluminous pads.. When wearing a swimsuit, it felt like I was the only one shrinking? No one said anything, but I felt like I was shrinking by myself, and it was stressful. Since you only live once, I thought I’d try living with a different body shape(?) at least once, so honestly I didn’t think too deeply and just went for it. Actually, I didn’t shop around at other clinics, and from the start I thought, if the consultation goes well, I’ll do it here, so I had the consultation and decided on this hospital right away. I have a friend who works in the beauty field. A lot of relaxed, pretty older women come to that friend I asked that friend to look into it for me, and apparently all 5 out of 5 people had it done here..(They said one client didn’t even know someone had had surgery. That’s how natural it looked.) They even let my friend touch them directly, and my friend said they felt so natural.. As I saw in the community, the consultation manager was really, really kind and listened well, so I felt very comfortable during the consultation The director was blunt and chic Should I say he looked at me like one subject he needed to study? But actually, I think I would have felt burdened if he had been too friendly; Without unnecessary talk, he only told me what I needed: my size, the implant that suited me, the volume for the size I wanted, and so on, so it was easy to remember the consultation details. He also asked if I had any questions, so if I was curious, I could just ask! (But since this was my first hospital, I didn’t even know what to ask, so I did regret a little that I hadn’t looked anything up. But even afterward, you can contact the manager! The manager explains things.) On the day of surgery, I was so nervous that after I arrived at the hospital, I changed clothes, did the necessary tests, filled out the surgical consent form.. I think it was really hectic until I entered the operating room. I remember the anesthesiologist talking to me very kindly when I was lying on the operating table. After it ended, I was lying in the recovery room, and I was sooo cold to the point my body was trembling.. and the pain was sooo severe, like an elephant had stepped on my chest and walked over it.. Thankfully, they warmed me up, so the cold got better, and my body didn’t recover as quickly as I expected, so I lay in the recovery room for a long time. I was so grateful that the recovery room nurse kindly took care of me until I left More than anything, the biggest advantage of this surgery is that the fit of clothes changes? Until 2 weeks, the pain and discomfort were pretty significant, so honestly at first I wondered, did I do this for nothing? But from week 3, my condition definitely improved, so I walked a lot within a reasonable limit~ I’m doing most daily activities well except exercise. I’m still wearing the upper band, so when I wear clothes my upper body looks bulky, and since swelling and upper fullness still remain, it looks awkward when I look at my bare breasts, but with underwear on it’s barely noticeable, so as I look at it, the corners of my mouth kind of slowly creep up This will get more natural once the swelling goes down, right? I’m already excited. Also, from the side, my chest and back have some thickness, so rather than wanting something really big, I just wanted some volume, so I didn’t get greedy. It doesn’t look overwhelming, and people who know I had surgery tell me that when I’m dressed, it just looks like my own chest, so I’m satisfied with the size too. But not being able to exercise for over a month is seriously stressful!!!! I used to run and do yoga 5 times a week, but not being able to for a month, everything turned into body fat and my stamina dropped a lot.. I want to recover quickly and exercise wearing a light sports bra without volume pads I’m going to the hospital soon to check my one-month progress, and I’ll take good care of it and bring another review!