3-week review from someone who doesn’t tolerate pain well after breast augmentation with Mentor Smooth…

Before-before-after-after surgery review, week 3 Up until week 2, the upper fullness was really severe, and the tight clumping every evening was uncomfortable. But when I looked at reviews and things, people said holding out is the answer, so since I didn’t have pain, I thought waiting would probably be the answer, and now it’s week 3. The upper fullness has gone down a lot, the clumping is gone, and it’s becoming more natural. After taking the prescribed medicine for about a week, I took capsular contracture medication for about 5 days, but my body broke out like hives, it was itchy, and I had a lot of flaking. So I contacted the consultant manager right away, and she told me to stop the medication. I heard that taking the medication doesn’t prevent every case of capsular contracture, and that people who won’t get capsular contracture won’t get it whether they take it or not [I heard this on YouTube]. For aftercare, I received it in week 1 and week 2. They just did swelling care, a breast pack, and what seemed like LED care. I don’t know if it was effective; I just received it. Since my rib cage isn’t on the large side, I initially wanted a full C, but they said I’d need Mentor Extra High to get a full C. I thought something too rounded and perky would look too unnatural, so I changed to an early C and got Mentor Extra Smooth, 330 on the left and 310 on the right. If you want a natural look, I think it’s okay to go slightly lower in cc. Just because you lower it a little doesn’t mean it won’t look big. I thought mine wouldn’t look big either, but it’s enough,,, I’m just so happy simply because I went from having nothing to having something hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha