Among the doctors who could do both axillary incision and inframammary fold incision, I was impressed by the consultation with the doctor who said they would keep the incision area minimal, manage the scarring well so it heals cleanly, and suture it without bottoming out, so I chose the clinic without much difficulty. In the end, I got the surgery from the doctor I had consulted with first, but even before going to the consultation, I was wondering about something. The reviews said the minimal inframammary incision was 2.5 cm, and I honestly wondered... is that... actually possible? But after the surgery, when I saw it, not more, not less, exactly 2.5 cm... that’s what it came out to be. But no matter how minimal the incision is, since it’s an inframammary fold incision, of course you can’t help worrying about the scar. After the surgery, when I came out and was in pain, I was worried about the scar, so I asked, “Will the scar be okay? When will it disappear?” and the manager said the doctor originally specialized in scar plastic surgery.. I mean... shouldn’t they have bragged about that during the consultation and told me.. I found out later, but honestly that’s even better
Now that it’s been one week, I’ve adjusted a lot, so I’m living without major discomfort, but I do feel tingling and some heat. Still, it doesn’t interfere with daily life, and now I can sleep lying down too, so I feel much better What’s really amazing is that after getting my breasts done, it feels like my body shape got surgery too? My upper arms look slimmer and my waist looks more defined, and more than anything, from a male-looking body with nothing but bone, I transformed into a delicate, super-voluminous female-looking body. Thank youuu.. doctor
(Oh! For the implants, I got Mentor Extra in different sizes on each side, 240 and 280!)