6-month review of Motiva Mini from someone who had no base at all

I had a natural-looking surgery at Fore, which specializes in underarm incisions. It has already been 6 months since the surgery...!! After 3 months, it became so comfortable and natural that sometimes I even forgot I had surgery, and I no longer even remembered how I looked before the surgery haha. I do still worry sometimes, but I have no regrets at all and I am so, so satisfied with the size I wanted. I wanted a modest amount of volume while keeping a very slim, bony figure, so even when I wear oversized clothes it feels delicate, and when I wear fitted clothes it still has volume without feeling too much, so I really love how easy it is to dress in the summer these days.. Before surgery, I used push-up bras and tank tops, which were hot, but these days I can just wear one bra top and feel cool and look pretty, so I am happy,, As for pain, I do get a brief tingling sensation only occasionally! They said it can happen as the nerves recover!! It feels about as painful as breast pain during menstrual cramps, so it does not bother me. The shape keeps becoming more natural. It already felt natural at 3 to 4 months, but at some point I noticed the shape gradually settling slightly lower, and the round implant shape looks much more natural now! Since my chest was very narrow and prominent before, I can also feel the gap between them gradually closing. The texture is also soft and chewy, and if I gently push them together with my hands, they can come together, so I am hoping that once the tissue relaxes, they will come together even more 🥹 The scar redness is also gradually fading and getting lighter, so I keep applying scar cream diligently! My parents still have not found out that I had breast surgery..! It is also nice that if I do not say anything, people around me do not know, and my complex is gone so I have gained confidence. I used to really hate the act of undressing itself, but these days that discomfort is gone. Surgery is such a big decision with so many things to consider, but for people with a really severe complex, I still think it is worth gathering the courage to do it ☺️☺️