There really is almost no pain after getting Motiva Preserve surgery

Originally I was going to have surgery using the subfascial or dual-plane method, but when I went for an MD consultation, the doctor said my breasts could also be done with Motiva Preserve. I’d already known about this method while researching breast surgery, but once I was told that my breasts would likely come out well even if I had surgery this way, I really started to hesitate. I put down the reservation deposit, then kept debating until a week before surgery. In the end, I thought that if I was going to spend the money, I’d rather choose the option that hurt less, so I got Motiva Preserve surgery lol To give the conclusion first: after surgery, there really is almost no pain..;; When I was researching, I thought all the claims like “it doesn’t hurt” and “you can go right back to daily life” were just marketing, but after actually getting it done, it’s real..;; That doesn’t mean it hurts zero, like I never had surgery at all. (There’s a prosthesis inside my body, so how could it not hurt?) There’s a little tingling, and if I move my body carelessly as usual, there’s some throbbing too. So after surgery, don’t act like it doesn’t hurt; in any case, it’s better to move as carefully as possible. Still!! What’s definitely better than regular surgery is that after my breast surgery, I was able to go to and from work while getting the aftercare the hospital provided, and I even went on weekend trips as long as I didn’t overdo it. (I rested for 4 days including the weekend: Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon) It’s been about two months since the surgery now, and the feel is good, and cleavage formed naturally, so I’m really satisfied. And as you can see in the photos, no matter how much I dieted or exercised, I had a straight, boxy body shape, but once I got breasts, my waistline changed.. Actually, in photos my body looks slimmer than before surgery.