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Breast Surgery Reviews

Mentor Boost: a D-cup, two-year review

A first-hand review from someone who had Mentor Boost surgery and has been a D-cup for two years 😝😝 I’m truly the biggest coward in the world, so even now I don’t understand what gave me the courage to undergo surgery, but I sometimes wonder what I would have done if I hadn’t. I recently had a breast ultrasound and visited my surgeon, so I’m writing a review for the first time in a while.

I had 400 cc on the right and 375 cc on the left with an inframammary incision and dual-plane placement. Bigger is better for breast surgery, right? Since I insisted on a D-cup, I chose large implants. Now I have a perfectly full D-cup, and my curves look amazing in every outfit! Don’t be misled by people saying a large chest makes you look broad—go big, go big haha.

The surgeon fits the size to your body anyway, so having a D-cup after surgery didn’t make me look overweight. After about two years, they feel natural like real tissue even when I move, and using my arms doesn’t bother me at all. In daily life, I can almost forget that I had surgery lol.

I chose an inframammary incision because I was told it was suitable for unmarried women, and thanks to the surgeon placing the incision exactly along the crease, it isn’t noticeable hahaha. I also had scar laser treatment at the clinic about three times, and the scars disappeared as if by magic. Thanks to that, I can freely raise my arms now lol.

I’m at the final stage now, so I don’t have much informational content, but I came to share that I’ve been living well without any major problems since surgery haha. Hope everyone has a successful breast augmentation ❤️

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