I am very thin, but I cannot blame it only on my body type, because not all thin friends have no breasts like I do....~ Still, if you have too little body fat, your breasts are bound to be small. I tried to gain weight by eating late-night snacks every day and gradually increasing how much I ate. I even ate five meals a day, but wow.... I gained weight everywhere except my breasts. My upper arms and legs got thicker, while my breasts stayed the same, so I looked even more masculine and strange. I lost the weight again right away....~
At first, I thought I did not need large breasts; I just wanted as much volume as other people. But after deciding on breast surgery and gradually looking at reviews, I realized that larger breasts really do look pretty.... So I looked mainly at reviews of slim body types transformed into a fuller bust, and had surgery. Since I was having surgery anyway, I am glad I let myself be a little ambitious...~ Now that all the swelling is gone and I have fully recovered, I think I have gone up to around a D cup. (It differs by underwear brand.)
And guess what implants I used~~?? I used Mentor, haha. Because I had slight breast asymmetry, I received 375 cc on the right and 325 cc on the left. You cannot tell at all, right? I worried that because I was thin, my skin and soft tissue might not stretch enough. But when I mentioned it at follow-up, the doctor said they had calculated the size while considering my skin elasticity and tissue characteristics as well......
There is no single right answer for breast surgery, but these are definitely worth checking: 1. Find a doctor with extensive experience. 2. Have surgery at a place that considers many factors, including chest wall, body type, proportions, soft-tissue characteristics, and skin thickness. 3. Choose a place with good postoperative care. 4. Check carefully that the doctor personally follows your progress as well.
The first week after surgery was a little uncomfortable, but compared to how satisfied I am now.... ^^ I think I would do it again even if I could go back, lol. I had intermittent tingling pain until about three months, but I do not have that symptom at all now. The incision line has faded significantly too, so I am happy with it~