My upper body has always been on the thin side, so my breasts had almost no volume, and because of that my clothes never fit quite right. Especially in tight clothes or low-cut clothes, my body looked even more lacking, which was very stressful. I had been thinking about surgery for a long time, but once I actually started looking into clinics, everyone kept recommending things too aggressively or saying the same generic lines, so it was not easy to decide. Then I went to a consultation here, and they explained things in the most realistic way and told me in detail what kind of result would suit my body type, so I trusted them. I also liked that they guided me in a direction that would look natural and harmonious. On the day of surgery I thought I would not be too nervous, but once I actually went in I got extremely tense. The first few days were hard. Especially since it was transaxillary, moving my arms was uncomfortable, and getting up from the bed by myself was the hardest part. But it was not the kind of pain that felt unbearable like I had imagined, and I could feel each day becoming more comfortable. About a month later, as the swelling went down, the shape became much more natural, and the stiff, awkward feeling at first also mostly disappeared. Now the touch is gradually becoming softer too, and the overall line when wearing clothes is completely different, so my satisfaction is really high. For people considering breast surgery, I would definitely recommend going to several consultations. Bigger like other people is not what matters; matching your own body type and balance is what ends up looking the prettiest.
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