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I posted this on Foxya too, so please copy and paste it and understand that it is an honorific!
I received more help from Seongyesa and am posting this here as well.
It's been exactly 7 months since I had surgery at the end of last year. To be honest, the feel is really good when sitting and lying on my side, but when I lie down facing the ceiling, the feel is not as soft as in the video haha.
But actually, I was lying down facing the ceiling. We rarely touch it, and
since we live while standing, I am very satisfied with the shape and feel of my breasts when I stand!
I wanted to recover quickly, so I had a bottom cut and
the surgery was really painless (I was really surprised haha, I enjoyed my time watching Netflix in the hospital room that day).
After the surgery, it was only uncomfortable to sleep for about 15 days, but there was no discomfort after that. I couldn't
drive after the surgery. I was good at lifting my arms and I was very good at
exercising. After 3 months, I slowly started doing everything from badminton to Pilates and swimming, but
I couldn't do anything using my arm strength like climbing or clubs at all haha ㅠㅠ As
time passed, when I turned 6 months last month, I could barely do pull-ups. I
had an implant in my chest, so my breasts swelled before my period, and the pain in my chest was definitely stronger and more painful than in Daejeon. But
whenever I was worried, I contacted the hospital and visited the hospital to check, and they said there was no problem.
It was a natural phenomenon and gradually subsided after a year. He said it would disappear.
The scar has healed well without a keloid scar, but there is still a bit of redness, and he said it will turn white over time.
I think he is talking about white lines forming on the eyelids after double eyelid surgery.
The scar is at the bottom, so if you wear a bikini and wear a bikini, it will turn white again. The scars are visible like crazy,
but if the surgery had been done through the armpits, the scars would have been visible when the baby was born,
so it's ambiguous haha.
I know someone who had surgery on the armpits 6-7 years ago, but when I looked at it, there was nothing that looked like a scar at all. If
you look at it that way, the armpits are fine. I
think I would have done it in no time if I had more time to recover and there were no major disruptions to my work.
Thank you for reading this long post!!