Live Reviews

I had surgery at Yumino Surgery for gynecomastia. I tried taking pictures from different angles to compare the before and after, and looking at them like this, the difference is even more stark. I had been thinking that I would need surgery since it wasn't something that could be resolved with exercise, but I was hesitant because there were so many posts about side effects related to the areola. Fortunately, since they can do it through an axillary incision here, I felt at ease knowing I didn't have to worry about side effects like scarring or sensory abnormalities. It feels so relieving to think that the mammary glands I've been carrying for so long have been removed. I don't know if I have a high pain tolerance or if the director performed the surgery well, but the pain isn't as severe as I expected; it feels more like a bearable dull ache. They say it's good to wear the compression garment consistently, but it is actually a bit tighter than I thought. However, considering I bruise easily, this is a pretty good result, and it's amazing that I barely feel any swelling other than a little bruising. I'm already satisfied because I can see my chest has gone down, but I'm excited to think that once the swelling and bruising go down, it will settle in even more naturally. Lie down It is definitely uncomfortable when getting up and changing positions, but time heals all wounds. I feel relieved just knowing the surgery is over, and I'm happy that it seems to have gone well. It takes a little more time to see how the lines develop, so I'll post another review around the one-week mark. If it looks like everything is fine without any issues by then, I'll post another update.