It's been about 8 years since my first surgery. Honestly, I never thought that I would have a rupture until I had the surgery. That's because the hospital doesn't tell you about side effects unless you ask first. They only talk a little bit about after-sales service. They say that the contracture will occur within a year, that rupture is really rare, and that the implant won't burst even if you get run over by a truck. They don't talk about it as if it were my problem, so no one would have the surgery. That's why it was so shocking. When I first heard about rupture during my annual ultrasound, my head was dizzy, and no matter how much I searched my memory, there were no moments when I felt something was strong. I thought that rupture was scary. They said that it would be good to get a consultation at a specialized hospital right away, so I looked up information and went to two consultations. Out of them, I got the surgery at Glam, which I thought I could trust the most. The director is a breast surgeon and he said that he does it like FM when he does surgery. He's really sensitive to things like cleanliness (you'll feel it right away when you actually get a consultation.. The director really doesn't like things that go against what he believes is right. (I won't negotiate even an inch.) Since the AS period is a lifetime, the patient has to take full responsibility for the surgery until the end, so they never do dangerous surgeries. Aside from this, there are many aftercare services. Being able to watch CCTV. Being able to be hospitalized. I liked all of them so much that I wish I had known about this place when I had my first surgery. I had a lot of concerns about having it removed in the beginning, but I didn't want to go back to my small breasts before. I was worried if I could live in that state, but I thought I'd regret having it removed and have to go through another surgery ㅠㅠ Instead of having it removed, I got a second surgery. Motiva 315! Going back to the operating table was so scary and stuff ㅠㅠ But the director reassured me like a real sister and told me that everything would be okay, that it would be over soon, and that I shouldn't worry too much, so I was really grateful ㅋㅋㅋ When I came to my senses in the recovery room, I was surprised because it was over faster than I thought. They said it would take an hour for the first surgery, but it was about 2 and a half hours? It was like that, and I didn't even feel any pain and my body was moving well (they say that revision surgery has a fast recovery period, but I didn't expect it to be this fast) and I could even take public transportation home?? ㅋㅋㅋ But just in case, I just took a taxi home. The day I went to the hospital to get the bandage removed, I saw my breasts for the first time, and the size wasn't much different from before, but the shape was much prettier!! I had that kind of confidence during the consultation, right? There seems to be no failure. He said that the appearance is guaranteed, and it was true.. The director is blunt, but with this surgery.. I understood what people meant when they said that he was really good at it. (But he said that it wasn't fully settled yet, that he would have to monitor the condition and if an upper band was needed, I might need one. But I still haven't worn an upper band or a corrective bra.) When I go for a follow-up, I also receive management, and when I do, as soon as I enter the lobby, the staff members recognize me first and guide me well, so I always feel so good when I go. In the past, I had a strong image of plastic surgery as cold and stiff rather than warm, but after retaking the exam here, my thoughts completely changed. I think I met the right person, the counseling room director, who always replies right away whenever I contact her out of the blue!! ㅎㅎㅎ A friend of mine asked me to recommend a place where I had my revision surgery, so I told her, and she really liked it and came back on the same day, putting down a deposit. I felt proud because it felt like I introduced her to a good place. ㅋㅋㅋ She said that if I get the surgery, we’ll become sisters with the same penis. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ When I heard the news about the rupture, I had a really, really mental breakdown, but after I got the surgery, my mind cleared up and my mentality came back. These days, I feel like I can live again. If there are any ordinary people among you who have a mental breakdown due to a rupture or contracture, first of all!!! Don’t stay cooped up in your room and quickly visit hospitals for consultation. And if you start with the surgery, whether it’s removal or revision surgery, if you solve the problem first, the rest will be resolved, so don’t be too depressed. ㅠㅠ I hope you overcome it well. I’m rooting for you!! All of you ㅠㅠ
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