Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>After <after surgery>After <after surgery>After <after surgery>It’s now been 5 months since my breast surgery. I measured with a tape measure, and my underbust is 68 cm and upper bust is 82 cm, so it comes out as exactly a full C haha When I first had surgery, I would read reviews from people who had surgery and wonder when mine would soften in feel and look natural like that. I was envious, but as each month passes, the feel has been softening and becoming natural even more than expected, so I’m feeling more and more relieved lol After surgery, I was well enough to take a taxi home, but not well enough to take the bus lol It was about somewhere in between.. The transaxillary incision scar has improved much more than at the beginning, but I know it’s just my own greed to want it completely gone in 5 months, so I’m still managing it by applying ointment as the clinic told me. But maybe because they made the transaxillary incision along a crease, it’s hard to tell whether it’s a crease or a scar.. I like that it’s not very noticeable haha Before surgery, I barely had any breasts, so you couldn’t tell front from back, but now my body has balance, so it feels like my physique has been corrected too. That’s just my thought lol. That’s how good the fit is, and I’ve gained confidence in my body that I’d never felt before. More than anything else, I think the skill of the director who performed the surgery played a huge role in making my breasts balanced and not distorted. It feels worth all the time I spent thinking about which clinic to choose.. For clinics, as expected... you really have to think about it for a long time. If you’re unsure, don’t feel embarrassed and don’t think you’re being difficult; I also recommend going for another consultation. Then what you hear the first time and what you hear the second time are different. The things I heard without understanding at first made much more sense the second time.
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