Heh<4 months after surgery>heh<4 months after surgery, lying down!>heh<6 months after surgery, lying on my side!>heh<posted to show the feel at 6 months after surgery>heh<7 months after surgery, lying on my side!>heh<7 months after surgery>heh<this is a recent photo>heh<another recent photo!>Hi everyone My natural body type is that I’m taller than average and I tend not to gain weight, so I was very thin to the point where my bones showed and I had hardly any breast tissue.. Even with a push-up bra, I had absolutely no cleavage
By a friend’s recommendation, I got Motiva implants, 400 on the right and 375 on the left, at Apgujeong MD Surgery Clinic. There were a lot of reviews and it was an established hospital, so I think I didn’t worry too much about it. During the consultation, when I said I wanted at least 400, they said 400 was the maximum possible, but since I was asymmetrical, we should place 375 on the left.
When you’re extremely thin, the upper breast area can stand out a lot, but my implant edges don’t look that prominent, so that was the part I was most satisfied with. I didn’t have much pain either, so I even walked my dog after surgery lol
Anyway, in the beginning after surgery, lying on my side caused some pain, and the hospital told me to be careful too. So later I wondered whether I’d even be able to lie on my side, but I could! lol Time really is the answer, I thought.
I’d heard a lot of people say Motiva feels very firm, so I was worried too, but it’s softer than I expected. The director explained that everyone’s tissue is different, so even if it feels firm to one person, it can feel soft to another, and I think that really is true.
Around the 6-month mark, they said the shape and feel become the most natural, and that was true too, because it seemed like that was when the breast shape settled a little lower and the U-line formed. The feel also became much softer.
I also had some slight tingling, but that was almost gone starting from the 6-month mark lol My nipple sensation had all come back too, and from then on it was okay to massage it pretty firmly.
I was thinking about what discomforts there might be after surgery, and when I thought about it, there is something small, not a major issue, but when I work out I sometimes feel a bit of a foreign-body sensation?? I’m not really paying much attention to it because I think it’ll get familiar over time..
But I also wonder if it’s because I’m pushing myself too hard with muscle workouts I’m planning to ask the hospital once, but if anyone has experienced this, please leave a comment
If there’s anything else you’re curious about, leave it too!! Anonymous comments welcome!!
+ Oh, and for people who are naturally very slim and are thinking about going bigger, you can use this as a size reference. I’m currently around a D cup. I was worried because people said if you’re thin and go too big it’ll show, but aside from the armpit incision scar, it doesn’t really stand out.