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Breast Surgery Reviews

The reality of breast surgery for a very skinny body (week 5)

41 kg / aaaaa cup (really basically nothing) Chest width 62 / breast base width 10.4 Motiva Demi L215 R230 (because of my breast base width and chest width, this was the maximum capacity..) Wanting a full A to B cup through transaxillary incision Today is week 5, and if you're curious about the previous progress, click my profile and take a look~ First of all, as you can see in the photos... the soup-bowl effect when lying down is legendary. I went in for follow-up care and saw the shape while lying down for the first time, and I was so shocked that I took a photo... there are really two implants just popping out! Maybe it's also because I recently lost more weight, but I guess there is even less I can do with a very skinny body. Still, my chest had stressed me out since I was young, so even if I went back, I think I'd do it again. I took into account the soup-bowl look, the feel, the artificial look, and rippling (there isn't any yet, but the probability is high) before having surgery. If you're slim, everyone should think it through carefully before deciding!! This is my second time getting caps, and I can feel that they loosen more each time I get them. There are probably limits... everyday pain is gone now, and the only times it hurts a lot are when I wake up after sleeping in a sports bra and upper band, especially my left breast. And my back and lower back hurt a lot too... maybe I'm tensing up while sleeping One arm still hurts and pulls a lot Still, both sides have risen a lot!! I've been writing down the progress consistently, so I'll try to gain weight properly and come back around the 3-month mark!

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