2-week review: Mento AA -> Full C to D

No matter how slim I got, my arms were ridiculously huge like Ma Dong-seok, so if I dieted hard my chest would disappear, and if I ate to try to gain a little in my chest, my arms would turn into Ma Dong-seok again. I was so stressed out that when I had my breast surgery, I also got liposuction on my upper arms at the same time. I always wore padded bras, and because my body is a bit broad for my size, people always thought I had a big chest, which was also stressful But I was actually a tiny-chested girl.. I felt like I just couldn’t keep living like that, so I looked around everywhere and felt this place was truly trustworthy, so I booked the surgery right away. My ideal look is slim and toned, so at first I was going to go from Full B to C cup, but the coordinator stopped me. And I had previously had nose surgery, but once the swelling went down, my nose got lower than I expected? I regretted not making it higher, so this time I just went as big as I could. Submammary incision: Mentor Boost: left 310cc / right 330cc Liposuction: accessory breast tissue, whole arms, back wings (3 areas) - they said a total of 600cc was removed Breast pocket size 11.8 cm It’s been 2 weeks now. As time passes, the swelling keeps going down, and honestly if I had made it any smaller than this I would have seriously regretted it. My arms still hurt like crazy, but since my arms got thinner and my chest got bigger, I was busy trying on all kinds of clothes They said I bruise and swell more easily than other people, and that I still have quite a bit of swelling Once it all goes down, even if I’m freezing to death I’m going to wear sleeveless tops only The surgery itself didn’t hurt at all; what was hard was having to keep wearing the compression garment and keep managing everything. Week 1: I had the surgery in the middle of peak summer, so it was a bit hard hiding the drainage tubes while going around. The breast surgery wasn’t hard, but the arm lipo was what made it hard. The swelling kept moving downward so I got a Doraemon body too, I bruised a lot too (it’s my body type), but it was too hot so I couldn’t go for walks Week 2: They said the drainage tube can come out and I don’t even have to wear the arm compression garment anymore! Not wearing the compression garment made me feel like I could breathe again!! The hard part was, well... not being able to wash the chest area?! They told me not to take off the corrective bra, so I wore it diligently. I did arm lymph massage and stretching like crazy, and today (exactly the 2-week mark) I got radiofrequency treatment, and they said this level means my recovery is fast. But I still have bruising and swelling! It’s only been 2 weeks, but if you have any questions, just ask me anything. When it’s been a month, I’ll bring back a one-month update too~~