The reason I ended up having surgery was that I lost weight only through dieting, and my breasts weren't exactly small before, but at some point only my breasts had shrunk.. So I originally wore a 75B, but even an A cup needed padding for me to feel somewhat at ease.. I kept thinking that I'd get surgery someday, and then when a friend said she was getting it done, I honestly booked together with her without doing any clinic shopping myself.. That friend is very meticulous, so I trusted her and booked! The consultation with the director was simplicity itself, and I also simply said, "Please make them as large as possible for my body," so it was over very quickly. The explanation of the design and why it would be done that way was so concise that it was easy to understand!
After surgery, it was a good thing I came out with a pain pump, because I experienced truly extreme pain.. Still, considering that, I even took a plane, so I could walk, but it hurt a lot.. haha Maybe my friend lucked out with painless recovery, because she said she went out to eat grilled pork belly the next day, but I only ate porridge.. Until days 3 and 4, I felt like I was dying, and then it got better as time went on, so I went to work on day 5! I couldn't lift anything heavy, but walking or typing wasn't a problem. At the 1-week follow-up, after getting the stitches removed and receiving aftercare, my movement became more comfortable and I felt that I was gradually recovering. After that, I drove and went around here and there without any trouble in daily life. I haven't measured my post-op size accurately, but I had 375 cc inserted on both sides, so I think I might be a full C or maybe even a D. I'm extremely satisfied with the shape and size, and the feel is still firm, so I'm waiting for them to soften.
For reference, in case stretch marks appear, I'm consistently applying Bioderma lotion!
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