I escaped my flat A-cup chest and had surgery with Mentor Boost

I've always liked dressing up and being stylish, but because my upper body is on the slender side, I was always disappointed that my chest looked so flat Even when I lost weight, that part didn't change, so I ended up looking into breast surgery. If I was going to have surgery, I cared most about a natural shape and feel rather than something obviously done, so I looked through a lot of reviews and researched implants and surgical methods as well. I had my consultation with Dr. Byun Il-hwan at ID Hospital, and I liked that he explained things while looking at my height, ribcage, and overall proportions together. When I told him the style I wanted, he recommended a naturally falling UU line that wasn't too excessive, and he also explained how much size would be possible for my body type, along with the pros and cons, which really helped me decide I compared the implants myself and chose Mentor Boost. At first, I didn't really know what was different about each implant, but it made sense when they explained that the right type can vary depending on skin thickness and body type. The surgery was done with triple tightening to minimize implant movement. I thought breast surgery was just about choosing an implant, but there was actually a lot more to consider than I expected, from the incision location to the size and surgical method, so it took me quite a while to decide Right now I'm still recovering, so it feels a little looser than at the beginning, but the texture still feels a bit firm. Still, they said it will get softer over time, so for now I'm just watching patiently~~ Most of all, I can definitely feel that the fit of my clothes has changed, so I'm satisfied It hasn't fully settled yet, so I hope that as more time passes, the swelling goes down and it becomes even more natural and softer than it is now!