Mentor Classic transaxillary review

I got Mentor Classic 275 cc through a transaxillary incision, along with accessory breast removal. For two weeks it was so uncomfortable and itchy, and I still have marks from the Vob band. It’s much more comfortable now and the feel has softened too. The areas where I had the accessory breasts removed also have a lot of scarring. The reason I chose the transaxillary approach was because I naturally have many wrinkles in my armpits, but the scar length is quite longer than I expected. They’re slightly uneven, but after discussing with the surgeon, I just had the same cc put in, and I think the size is okay. At the clinic they said I had enough breast pocket space and tissue, so they told me to go bigger, but I still think the size is quite big. The swelling has gone down, but somehow it looks bulky and the slim feeling I had is gone. I was told to take capsular contracture medication for 3 months, so I’m taking it. At first I got acne on my chest, but now it’s okay. I’m taking it consistently, and for scar cream, at first they told me to apply both Noscar and something called Dermastick Gel, so I used them. After they ran out, I bought some German product called Contra-something by direct purchase and am using it, and Dermastick Gel is cheaper if bought online too. At first there was a tingling, zapping feeling, but that symptom is gone. Now when I knead them, there’s some kind of sound, like maybe there’s air inside. I think I need to wait a bit more. When I had an ultrasound, they said it was positioned well under the muscle, so I’m going to wait and see. The price was affordable and the feel was good, so I chose Classic, and the clinic didn’t necessarily push expensive implants. I thought once they’re inside, they’re all similar. Expensive ones would be nice, but I went in having already decided exactly what I wanted.. Before surgery, I was a bit worried, so I asked the doctor about the rippling phenomenon because Mentor Classic has a lower fill rate. They said that could happen if someone really has almost no breasts, but since I was about a full A cup, it should be okay. For people planning breast surgery, I think you should gain some weight first. For me too, after gaining 5-6 kg compared with when I was younger, I got a bit more breast tissue. Looking at reviews, everyone gets Mentor Xtra or Motiva, but I chose Classic, which isn’t done that often these days, to fit my budget, so I’m sharing my review