It's been about three months since I had breast surgery. The depression at the beginning of the surgery has disappeared.

On April 25th, I underwent MenX 325/350 breast augmentation surgery at ㅇㅇ(m) and it's now 3 months since I got breast surgery. As someone who has gone through all the prenatal stages, it's amazing that it's already been 3 months. Strangely, on the day of the surgery, I wasn't very nervous... I went to the hospital, got a guide, and changed into a patient's uniform ... .  I listened to the instructions from the director... I met the director of the anesthesia department and took a breath, so I reset my memory. After the surgery, the photos are in order of the chest surgery, one month and seven weeks. Even in the first month, there was some upper block, but I felt more fleshed out than in the week ? Actually, I was satisfied at that time too haha ​​But after about 7 weeks or so, it was completely different... The touch became softer and softer.  As I said before, I was a person who had a severe case of surgery, so I even showed symptoms of depression, but I think I was able to endure it because I was able to express my worries at the hospital every week and meet with the director and see the doctor . I'm going to pay a lot of money for surgery, but of course I have to know this from the patient's point of view, right???  It's natural to say that my breasts are bigger, but my body looks so much better, and thanks to that, my waistline looks like it's drawn in lol It kills two birds with one stone.. The feel doesn't even compare to the one before touching gum. It might not be the same as steamed breasts. It's gotten better.. At the beginning of the surgery, I couldn't wash well, I couldn't move well, I felt uncomfortable, and I think it's a big thing to be more lethargic because of these things . Check it out properly!!! An acquaintance of mine had breast surgery, but even after several months, he was frustrated that he hadn't seen the director....  It's a big surgery with a lot of money and even anesthesia, so I hope you all know well and do the surgery!