Motiva transaxillary, 2-month review

Before <before surgery> Before <before surgery><2 months><2 months><2 months> I quit my job because I wanted to rest, and I got the breast surgery I had wanted to do. Since I was doing it anyway, I also got liposuction on my upper arms and thighs. For my breasts, I used Motiva through a transaxillary incision, and with the liposuction on my arms and thighs too, it hurt so much. The corrective bra and compression garments were so tight, itchy, painful, and hard to deal with, but as the swelling went down day by day and I saw my body getting prettier, all I could think was that I was glad I did it I felt like I had a bit of depression, so I did it thinking I should try changing myself while resting, and it was truly a great choice!!! They say it’s good to wear the corrective bra and compression garments until one month, but they were so itchy, and even when I scratched it didn’t feel like I had scratched, so I wanted to take everything off. Still, it’s better to follow instructions, so I endured until one month and then took them off, and I really felt like I could fly. Especially the thigh compression garment was so hard to put on and take off in the bathroom that I held it in and went all at once For implants, after reading reviews, I heard Motiva can have a bouncy feel, so during consultation I touched several different ones, but I was drawn to Motiva and decided on Motiva. Since I was doing breasts plus arm and leg liposuction, during the first consultation I was practically half-undressed, but the director was kind and helped me focus only on the consultation, so I liked that I could concentrate on it. For the size, he recommended one within a safe range that fit my breast pocket size, but since I was doing it anyway, I got greedy and wanted to go bigger, so I tried placing larger implants too. But the recommended size seemed to fit my body proportions, so I decided on it, and it made me realize again that you really should listen to the expert!! After surgery, the director personally checked my progress too, so I felt reassured and comfortable. I did 340 on both sides, and now two months have passed. My breast tissue has softened a lot, so it looks more natural than at first. There is still a slight firmness, but compared with the one-month mark, it has become much softer. The upper fullness that bothered me is almost gone, and the scars still have some redness, but they are gradually fading. Since they are along the armpit crease line, they don’t stand out much, so I’m not bothered by them, and for care I’m just applying ointment twice each in the morning and evening. I think they will be barely noticeable over time, so I feel like I made the right choice doing the transaxillary incision!!! Even little things like being able to sleep lying on my side make me feel happy.