From a broke A cup to a soft Motiva C cup

My cousin is in her early 160 cm range, has a slender frame and a slim build, but her chest was huge. When I was younger, I never thought she had unusually developed breasts. When I saw her again after a long time as an adult, her body proportions were insane. We exercised together, and her chest bounced so much that I never once thought she might have had surgery. I kept praising her body like crazy, and then my cousin confessed she had breast surgery.. I was honestly so shocked. I’d been worrying about breast surgery for 2 years, so I begged her to tell me which hospital it was. She said she’d go with me, so we went together. It was my first time meeting the manager, and I thought, “This hospital is real-life Nami’s body from One Piece.” Everyone who had surgery at this hospital had such soft, bouncy breasts. I’m extremely sensitive about aesthetics, so I thought breasts should never be perfectly round. I always wanted a natural-looking chest, and this hospital’s whole vibe was completely about natural breast shape. When I consulted with the doctor, I said I’d be fine dying as long as they made them big for me. I wanted to go over 400 cc and asked them to make me at least a D cup, no matter what, but they refused. They said if they put in that much, it would obviously look like breast surgery. If I wanted it to look so natural that people would only really wonder about it, the maximum possible was 340 cc, they said. (About a full C cup) They said Mentor feels soft, but if the breasts are positioned a little lower, they can look more saggy and less pretty, so they recommended Motiva, and I went with Motiva. My breast position was a little lower than average to begin with. They also said Motiva has a relatively lower risk of capsular contracture, so I just listened to the doctor on that too. By then I already had the trust that there was no way I’d end up with something bulky if I had surgery at this hospital, so I just followed everything the doctor said. They kept asking if I had any more questions, but I really had none, so I said no They said I should ask everything now, so they carefully explained even the things I hadn’t thought to ask on my own.. ♡♡ From the consultation all the way to the surgery date, the manager and nurses took such attentive care of me.. On the big day, after the surgery, I honestly didn’t feel any pain in my breasts at all. But anyone who’s had cosmetic surgery often knows this: sedation feels nice, but general anesthesia is brutal when you wake up from it, right? The only thing I felt when waking from anesthesia was dizziness and nausea. The only sensation in my chest was that it felt heavy. I did it without telling my parents, so no guardian could come, and I just took a taxi home alone 🚨🚨🚨 Everyone, please remember this: after breast surgery, never take an electric car when you ride a taxi... I didn’t want to know this either..;; Every time the car braked suddenly, it felt like my body and chest were being torn apart. 🚨🚨🚨If you can, ask the driver to go as safely and slowly as possible... And hold your chest with your arms. Now, this is another important part. From when I got home until the next morning, my back and shoulder blades hurt like hell. Breast surgery doesn’t hurt in the breasts themselves. It hurts like crazy in the back and shoulder blades. Maybe because something that wasn’t there before appeared on my front, my shoulders kept rolling inward. Even if I wanted to straighten my shoulders, I couldn’t. Why? Because my skin was flat like a board, and then they put something bulging inside it, so of course the skin would be completely stretched, right? So there was no more way to straighten my shoulders. That’s what it means when people say everyone’s body is different. So your back might not hurt. But for me it felt like I gave birth through my shoulder blades. I spent the whole day rubbing my back against the wall with a massage ball. And also, when I got home, maybe because the anesthesia wore off, my breasts started hurting a bit. It was just a throbbing kind of pain. Breast pain was tolerable. The back pain was the problem. The first night I slept at an angle, sitting up. From the next day on, I just slept lying on my back facing the ceiling. When sleeping, try to stay as close to the edge of the bed as possible. It makes getting up easier. When you lie down and get up, the force seems to gather in your upper body and your blood rushes, so it does sting a bit. The day after surgery, the breast pain was completely gone. I felt like nothing had happened. No joke, I went out for a walk and walked 10,000 steps. The swelling goes down really fast. If you feel fine, I recommend taking gentle walks often starting the next day. For about a month, my breasts looked like obvious post-surgery breasts. But now it’s been about 1 month and 2 to 3 weeks, and my breasts feel soft and bouncy. I basically have two soft balls now. The breasts are already really pretty, but compared with people who had surgery at this hospital and are more than a year out, they don’t yet look so natural that no one would guess they’re natural breasts. So I still need more time and management. They do not bounce around when I jump. When I touch them by hand, they feel like natural breasts. I was the type who thought I would never, ever get Motiva. As far as I knew, Motiva had the most springy feel, and the shape seemed less natural than Mentor and the like. But from reading the reviews of this hospital, it seemed like most people had Motiva. Even my cousin had Motiva. I wondered how the same Motiva implants coming from the same factory could look so natural here. Director Oh has a patent for breast surgery. I think he has 20 or 25 years of experience in breast surgery. They said that if there are problems like capsular contracture or surgical complications, not just cosmetic reasons, changing your mind, or wanting bigger size, they’ll monitor the course and do a revision for free. From what I heard during the consultation, they said there have been almost no cases of postoperative complications here over several years. I really recommend Glam Plastic Surgery near Sinnonhyeon Station.