Breast filler story_Say bye to pigeon chests

Hello, this is your Dr.Kim from Gowoonmom Clinic.

 

It’s not just size women worry about when it comes to breasts.

There are a lot of factors that determine women’s satisfaction with breasts such as the shape, size, and tightness.

Did you know the shape of your breasts depends on the shape and size of your ribs?

Today, I brought a breast filler case of a client that was stressed with her ‘pigeon chest’.

She put up some selfies after receiving the procedure, and I’d like to make some comments about it.

 

“I was really stressed with my pigeon chest, and I heard upper breast fillers are a thing, so I received consultation from Dr.Kim. It was my first time getting fillers and since it was the breast area, I was particularly worried, but she was so nice and answered all my questions”

 

She said it was her first time getting fillers. What a way to start!

 

“Since it’s not being injected to increase the breast size, she said it’s very less likely to experience side effects since it gets injected to a broader area. I was also relieved after hearing that it doesn’t affect breast feeding or giving birth since it doesn’t touch the glandular tissue”

Yes, it’s got nothing to do with the glandular tissue. Fillers are injected to the subcutaneous fat layer to not show the bone as much.

 

“She then showed how she did the procedure on herself because she also has a slight pigeon chest. She had just done it yesterday. I gained so much trust and after receiving the consultation, I received the procedure right away”

After losing some weight, I realized my upper chest area was showing like a pigeon test, and I had just received fillers the day before, so I just showed it to her.

 

"I had numbing cream on but could feel the pain every now and then, so Dr. Kim kept talking to me and the nurse held on to my hands for my comfort. They were really helpful and made sure I felt comfortable."

There can be slight pain when the injection tool touches the muscle area. It will be a complete lie if I told you it doesn’t hurt AT ALL. But it’s only the 5 minutes out of 20 minutes which hurts in between.

 

“Even though I put in 20cc, it really helped flattening it, so I’m really happy with the results. I’m getting married next year so I have to wear a dress, and I think I’ll feel much more confident and happy about it" 

She had quite a severe pigeon chest so 20cc wasn’t enough to be honest. But it was enough to make her feel much more confident with herself.

No matter how bad it is, I recommend getting a touch-up after 2 months of the first procedure, rather than getting it done all at once.

Pre-pigeon chest fillers

Right after the procedure

Before and after the procedure

With this case, I would’ve considered making a cleavage if the client wanted to add a bit more since she had a wedding approaching.

So far, this was my comment on a ‘pigeon chest’ procedure.

Thanks and see you guys in my next post😉