stem cell chest

After giving birth, my breasts became smaller and saggy, so there was a lot of space in my A cup size, so after much deliberation, I decided to get breast implants. That's how I looked into the hospital and received thigh liposuction and stem cell breast fat transplant from Dr. Kim Jae-in of Globi Plastic Surgery. The reason I chose Dr. Jaein Kim was because of his accurate and realistic explanations and his pride as a specialist. He believed in my choice and the director, so I made a good choice and have no regrets. He went into surgery half shaken, half anxious, and a week passed. On the day of surgery - Visit the hospital > Undress > Wash your face > Take pre-surgery photos > Guide and fill out the surgical consent form > Meet the director and design > Take photos > Check compression garment size > Operating room > Sleep anesthesia > Recovery room You will come to your senses about 4 and a half hours after the reservation time. I heard. My bandaged thighs were very stiff and my breasts felt like they were bulging during menstruation. I was informed by the director about the amount of transplant, received a prescription and precautions, took some medication, and went home. It's okay to go alone, but I think it would be better to have a guardian. The tip here is that since the thighs are wrapped in bandages after liposuction, we strongly recommend leggings x jeans x loose-fitting sweatpants or long skirts (socks are essential - bandages up to the ankles) are recommended. I wore leggings, but it was difficult to wear them on my bandaged legs after surgery! The next day - visit the hospital, remove the bandage, disinfect the incision site, and return home wearing a compression garment. From that day on, like most of the reviews, I had extreme muscle pain the next day after exercising a lot. It was very painful and difficult to sit and walk. From that day on, my breasts felt like the soreness that only those who have given birth know, and my thighs also felt like they were always swollen, and the pain and bruising became deeper and wider. So, I took off the compression garment for two nights and slept deeply. A week later - I visited the hospital, had the stitches removed, was disinfected, saw the director, received the first round of Caps, and returned home. There is still pain in my chest and thighs, but it is much more comfortable than the second day, my chest feels slightly reduced, and there are a lot of bruises on my lower body, so I think we will have to wait and see.