I had a reoperation to build an implant.

I wanted to see the difference before and after the reoperation, so I took a picture wearing the same tank top. As you can see from the previous picture, the contracture was quite severe. It was so bad that the veins were clear;; The first surgery was in early 2014 with Allergan... I don't remember the size. The re-operation was done with Motiva Demi 320cc hemline at MD. I am an ordinary woman who has already gotten married and given birth twice. To put it bluntly, I am a lady who is obsessed with taking care of my body. If it had been my time , maybe I would have discovered it and had surgery sooner. I was always on the back burner because I had to take care of my husband, my children, and my family. To be honest, I usually forgot about it too. Did I have a problem? Even when I felt it, I avoided it. But the problem is that holding it in doesn't mean it can be tolerated;;.. The contracture symptoms I felt were roughly like this . It started with minor pain.. My breasts, which only hurt during menstruation, started to prick on a regular basis. As time passed, my chest felt numb and my nipples became sensitive. .. When my child hit my breast by mistake, it hurt to the point of tears.. I have never felt more heartbroken than when I got angry at my child without realizing it.. One side of my breast got bigger, and when I touched it, it felt lumpy and hard. Am I here by any chance? I wrote this down in case there were people who wanted it. Anyway, the decision to have surgery wasn't easy for me because of my children. But thanks to the help of my mother, I was able to have surgery and be hospitalized. As the director said, the pain wasn't too much because it was a reoperation, but I was hospitalized and rested for a day to focus on recovery. I used it, and on the day of discharge, I went home alone without much trouble. I also saw a picture of the film that was removed. It was thick and gross, probably because I had kept it in for a long time ;; Since it was attached to my breast, I knew it would feel hard and painful... It 's been a little over a month now . I'm sure about a week after the reoperation, I was enjoying the joy of having the thick film removed and returning to a normal breast, but now I feel anxious. It's true that I 'm feeling better. Right now, I can see a change in my texture day by day , but I guess this is a chronic disease that can't be helped. If I had had the first surgery after carefully researching the director's experience and the hospital's reputation, I wouldn't have had such a trauma. I feel very regretful. But what I feel for sure is that the shape that used to look like a rice bowl even when standing still has become more natural with the sizes on both sides of my breasts matching . I am so grateful to the director who looked at me in detail when designing my breasts. I'm just asking, but since when did people who had revision surgery like me start doing it? Are you relieved? Perhaps because the hospital where I had the surgery specializes in reoperation, they also give us the right to a detailed ultrasound examination. But if I get a checkup a year after the reoperation and hear that there are no problems, will I be completely at ease?