I was looking for a clinic to reverse the signs of…

• Concerns before treatment I was looking for a clinic to reverse the signs of breast-feeding, aging and asymmetry in my breasts. • How was it before getting treated? Consultation: My consultation was really helpful. The surgeon explained my options, what to expect, and the potential risks. One thing I learned: bring a list of questions. It's easy to forget what you want to ask once you're in the room. I would also follow up afterward with a text to confirm understanding, options, and what's included in the price. Surgery Day: Surgery day went smoothly. The staff made me feel calm and comfortable, and everything was explained step by step. The English translator was there to translate as needed; however, almost everyone I encountered, Dr. Kim, the | consultant, and the desk staff, was all very fluent in English. I would try to get aftercare instructions before the surgery unless you have someone with you, which I would advise. I was loopy from the anesthesia and did not have a clear mind, but otherwise felt fine physically. Aftercare & Follow-Ups: There were several follow-up appointments to make sure everything was healing as it should. I recommend taking notes or asking for written instructions after each visit because it's easy to forget little details. If anything is unclear, reach out. I sent a few texts with questions, and the team always responded quickly. Healing Process: Healing takes patience. The first couple of weeks, I had swelling and bruising that made me second-guess things, but it has improved daily. There is a "torpedo" stage and a "drop and fluff" stage. Trust the healing process. Follow the aftercare instructions and wear the correct compression bras as directed. Now that I'm a couple of month- nut, I feel good about my decision. It is definitely an improvement from before. My results are looking more natural, and I'm happy we chose the right size to fit my body. • Results It hasn't been an overnight change, and I am still healing, but taking it one day at a time has been the best advice. I would still make the choice to undergo the procedure at Eight if I had to do it again.