*I copied the post I posted on Takafe for information sharing* I don't remember the manufacturer, but I had about 320cc of textured water drop implants (both sides were different, but I can't remember exactly) in 2012, and had them removed in the summer of 2016, the 5th year. It's already been 3 years since it was removed. The scars were not severe, but they are recognizable to people who have had the surgery..? The reason for removal is because late deployment occurred. First, I put in the maximum size that can be put in because the doctor said that you won't regret it if you make it as big as possible, and that water droplets are shaped so it won't look unnatural even if you put in as much as possible. And I regretted it and I regret it (I’m not blaming the doctor. In the end, it was me who made the decision.) At first, I was so, so, so, so happy to have breasts, which had been a source of stress for my entire life. There was no problem with pain or difficulty moving during the recovery period. I'm 165cm tall and a bit bulky, but if you don't want to have breasts, you have to be thin and delicate. I thought it was unfair that if you want to be big and big, you have to have big breasts too. Furthermore, since my breasts were new and gaping, even if I tried to gather them with a bra like others, the effort was wasted for no reason once I gave birth. But there were some problems after the surgery. 1. Even after the swelling goes down, my upper chest feels tight. There was no water drop shape, and when viewed from the side, the upper chest looked bigger than the lower chest. So I went to the hospital and got a consultation, but they said everything went well. They said I was fine. The nipples were very low and the space to open the chest was narrow. They say it's because the skin has good elasticity.. I tried hard on the upper band, but it did not improve much as a result. It got better over time, but the upper bulge did not disappear in the end. To make matters worse, the bottom lines on the left and right sides were different, and so the nipple heights were also different. So, the left upper bulge was more severe, and the left breast looked like the teardrop implant had rotated. When I told him about this problem, he said it was because my nipple height was different. Then I think they should have had the surgery on time or asked me what to do in advance before the surgery.. haha. There was an upper convexity and the nipple height was low, so when viewed from the side, the nipple was not at the highest point of the chest, but in a shadowy area. I wanted a water drop shape, so I put in a water drop implant, but I couldn't find anything like that. For it to look natural, when you stand, your breasts should drop a little and the skin under your breasts should be folded a little. I really didn't touch each other even once. It was a really big breast that filled up to the upper chest. 2. My breasts were so hard that I had them pressed in, so the outside of my breasts (side) and my nipples were sore for over half a year. It was so painful that it was difficult to even wear a bra, let alone touch it (I think it was because the skin was stretching). Should I say that when I touch the surface of my skin when I feel sick, I get goosebumps and feel sore? That pain persisted. I'm kind of dull, so I thought it would get better with time, but it did get better anyway. I can't feel my nipples until now after they were removed. I don't know if anyone touches them (*-_-*). The only thing I can feel is the pain that is still alive. Nerves that are not damaged but completely cut will never come back. 3. I usually wear size 55~66, but having to wear size 77 because of my chest was stressful. My breasts have become a little bigger, so it's not at the same level, but the size is completely different. I have normal breasts, but I enlarged my breasts to the maximum. First of all, it was difficult to find clothes that fit (back then, there weren't as many big-size malls as there are now). In hindsight, I think it was a surgery that did not take my body type into consideration in many ways. Nevertheless, I got breasts and I'm just not that sensitive, so I spent a few years like that. But since one day, the bulge in the upper left breast seems to be getting worse. So, it's been a while since I had surgery and I went to see an ultrasound for a checkup. Exactly where I thought something was wrong, inflammation had developed, fluid was filling up, and contracture was in progress. So I was wondering what to do. I went to get a consultation because I heard that there was a famous contracture-related reoperation hospital in Bundang called ㄷㅇ Hospital. It is not very severe and requires reoperation because the room has already been opened and tissue is lost during removal. It is difficult to reduce the discomfort I feel because I need to put in a larger implant or the minimum size is the size of the current implant. He said it would be better to try to control it as much as possible while taking medication. (He was really kind and gave humane advice, so I was very grateful even though the hospital only provided consultations. After posting, I looked for it and it seemed like the hospital still existed, but there was almost no information about it.) When I thought about it, I thought about this and that, and I thought maybe I was forcing myself to wear clothes that didn't fit me. Even if you perform a reoperation or treat this infection, there is no guarantee that the same problem will not occur again. So I decided to have it removed and had it removed at the hospital where the surgery was performed. (The counseling manager felt very sorry) Oh, I remember not removing the film because they said it wasn't necessary, but I'm not sure. What about the removed reviews? 1. Immediately after the surgery, I felt very light and the shoulder pain disappeared immediately. The recovery period is not as long as when implants were inserted. I really felt like I was back in my own body. 2. The size has increased compared to before surgery. At first, the place where the implant was was flattened by applying pressure with a bandage! I thought it would end well together I'm gradually gaining weight. After about 3 months, when I wore the Emefil Chomoli Bra, bone formation started to occur (even before the surgery, it didn't work). The funny thing is that the upper bulge was worse, the shape was worse, and the left side, which was inflamed, is now bigger. I think it may have increased as much as the inflammation haha. But the shape is not pretty at all and the chest room is open all the way to the sides. There is no border between armpit skin and breasts. And a lot of it came down haha. There is no upper breast at all, but the fat gathers underneath and the saggy breasts are just... that shape haha. When I go to buy a bra, I don't need to collect it, but it would be nice just to cover my breasts well. Because the area is so large, the cup goes up to C-D, but the capacity is not that much, so even if you fill it with water, it is empty. Anyway, when I buy and wear a bra like that, I feel like I'm going overboard and cheating with a puffy bra. So these days, I only wear bralettes, and simply calculating the chest and upper circumference is around 80 B~C. It looks voluptuous and pretty when you just hold it together with your hands, but when you let go... 3. This is my favorite advantage. My heart is soft... and warm. When I realized this, I started crying. It felt like it was really my body now haha. When I had the implant, it was hard and cold, but I actually didn't feel it at the time. But after removing it, my chest is so warm and soft, with just my skin, and I love it. I end up fretting alone at home haha. So, as a result, I don't regret the surgery itself. I spent over 10 million won and suffered in many ways, but I was happy because I lived as a person with heart for several years of my life. In fact, my breasts are so perky that even when I wear a no-wire halterneck bikini or with only nipple patches attached, I even took a pretty picture haha. People around me often ask me, who wants to have breast surgery, but I have tried putting it in and taking it out, what do I think? That's why even when I think about the worst case scenario where I go through so much suffering, get sick, get scars, and maybe end up even worse than I am, I would rather die with breasts than live without breasts even if I die during surgery (I had surgery because I thought this way) If you feel like it, do it. If the situation is right, you should try whatever you want. But I regret that it would have been better if I had done it naturally in a smaller size from the beginning. If that were the case, I would have been more satisfied and I might have had reoperation for contracture or inflammation. + Ah, one more thing! My mother also had fat grafting due to the same complex. I would like to recommend implants rather than fat grafting. I had a really hard time wearing a full body compression garment because of the fat extraction area. They say I'm good at breathing, but even when I go to the hospital, it's bumpy, but when I remove fat for surgery, it's even more bumpy. But the survival rate was so low that now there is nothing left (taran-) In addition, now that I am older, I went for a breast cancer screening. As many as 7 stones were discovered as a result of fats that could not green or survive clumped together and calcified. (I thought it was something and did a detailed examination) Even if breast cancer or a lump does develop later, the fats with different densities are stuck together. I heard that the surgery itself is difficult! Well, I hope this will be of some help to those who have various concerns. Thank you for reading!
rasha
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