I had surgery for uneven breasts, and it's been over 2 weeks~

When I first started looking into breast surgery, I was caught up in the idea that it was a major and painful surgery, but after actually having it this time, up until right after the surgery, I didn't have any pain at all, so it felt like I won the painless jackpot. It wasn't unbearable pain at all, and I was really comfortable. Aside from stiffness when getting up and the heavy feeling from having implants in my breasts, I was fine~ Now I guess the sensory nerves are coming back, because I sometimes feel a tingling sensation, but they say it's a sign that the nerves are returning, so I can tolerate this much haha I saw a lot of reviews saying that with the transaxillary incision it's harder to raise your arms than with the inframammary incision, but maybe because I had the inframammary incision, raising my arms isn't a big problem for me I'm washing my hair and showering just fine, and I have to look from below in the mirror to see the wound area, so surprisingly, once the inframammary incision scar heals more, it seems like it might be less visible and less noticeable than the transaxillary incision, but that's just my thought lolololol I think I'll have to wait and see But I think I made a really good choice going with the inframammary incision instead of the transaxillary incision.. especially because moving around after surgery has been okay

I had surgery for uneven breasts, and it's been over 2 weeks~

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