Before<before surgery>Before<before surgery>After<after surgery>After<after surgery>After<after surgery>I had surgery with Mentor Smooth, and next week it’ll be half a year. But what’s interesting is that I got used to having breast surgery from around almost month two?.. Honestly, until one month there were a lot of uncomfortable things, but once it became two months, I felt like recovery sped up. Some people say it takes half a year to reach the stable period, and others say you need to wait a year, so I’m confused and posting. While I’m at it, I was also curious whether my breasts turned out well, so I’m posting breast photos too..
When I was going around for consultations, I went to 5 places, and all of them said my breasts were asymmetric. I had surgery at a place that would put in as large a breast size as possible. From the start, if I was going to do it ordinarily, I didn’t want to spend a lot of money and even go under anesthesia for surgery. I put in 400 on the left and 350 on the right. When I didn’t know much, I wanted to put 400 in both no matter what, but the director said matching the size was important too and that different sizes had to be inserted. When they explained it during fitting, only then did I understand and said okay.
The reason it was so hard at one month was, as I said earlier, I was an ordinary A cup, so it absolutely wasn’t a size that could be heavily supported with underwear. So this was the first time I felt a heavy weight?.. lol It was also the first time I realized sweat could collect underneath because of breasts, and the bouncing I felt even when walking just a little quickly.. everything was a whole new world. But it wasn’t just something I felt; it tingled, and if my nipples brushed against clothes or a sports bra, it hurt a little. I think the time it took to adapt to my breasts was hard. Still, maybe because it was done through the inframammary fold, there was nothing difficult during daily life.
Once it became two months, I was almost used to my breasts being bigger, and originally I liked loose clothes, so I almost always wore sweatshirts or hoodies oversized, but now when I dress like that, I actually look bulkier? Now I try to wear fitted clothes whenever possible.
Still, I don’t know if it’s because my chest wasn’t completely flat from the beginning, or because Mentor Smooth has a good feel... From month three, the feel loosened up a lot too, and especially when lying down, it felt soft and nice to touch.
Now that I’ve written it, it got too long.. When did everyone start feeling like they were in the stable period? It’ll be half a year next week; can I also consider myself in the stable period now?