Mentor X finally reached the 1-year stable period!! The feel is genuinely 인정.…

Before<before surgery>Before<before surgery>After<after surgery>After<after surgery>After<after surgery>After<after surgery>Finally, I’m also at the 1-year mark, the stable period, and the surgery has changed my life so much.. If I had to pick the biggest change, it’s that I can choose clothes and underwear without limits. I don’t have to worry about my chest anymore. Before, I mostly chose loose, baggy clothes while worrying about my chest, but now it’s the complete opposite.. My eyes keep going to low-cut clothes, I buy mostly oversized fits, and I end up wearing pretty underwear for no reason. Then my breasts look even prettier haha. Even though my breasts got bigger, the saying that clothes make the person is true lol. Even if your breasts get bigger, they look even prettier when you wear pretty things lolol I guess I want to feel that the money I spent on my breasts was worth it, so I keep looking only for pretty things and spending more money, but I don’t regret that money at all.. While looking into surgery, I found that surprisingly many people were born completely flat-chested, and many people had the same concerns I had before surgery. There are also people who say they can’t get surgery because they’re worried about how people around them will look at them~ I completely understand that feeling because I was the same. Still, I got the surgery thinking that instead of worrying about others and failing to take care of myself, I should live my one and only life by achieving what I want. There are so many days ahead of me.. After having the surgery, I realized that was right. My own satisfaction matters most, and my own life matters most~! But because breast surgery is a bigger surgery than eye or nose surgery, I focused on these three things: safety, results, and skill~ During consultations, they explained my body type carefully and in detail, and I also heard about backup plans for possible situations? things like that (if they don’t tell you, I think it’s good to make sure to ask). Communication with the director also has to be smooth so that later, when receiving aftercare or going in for follow-up checks, it won’t be uncomfortable haha. Hospitals that act like they don’t care are ones everyone hates haha. I hope everyone here who is now looking into breast surgery or thinking about surgery avoids those kinds of hospitals and gets beautiful results~