It’s already been well over 4 months since I had breast surgery! Time has gone by quickly, and when I compare the early days after surgery to now, they’ve become much more natural, so I wanted to write a review because it feels fascinating.. lol
Before surgery, I just had very small, ordinary breasts. Personally, bras with a lot of padding looked too obvious from the outside, so I only wore bras with thin pads. Maybe because of that, I was always dissatisfied with having small breasts, and I strongly felt like no clothes looked good on me..
Of course, since I didn’t have any volume to begin with, there was nothing to gather, so I didn’t have cleavage either.. lol I just had a flat body, but after I happened to come across breast surgery in a positive way, I started searching for information through apps, cafes, YouTube, and hospital websites. As anyone who knows already knows, breast surgery doesn’t cost a small amount, so I became very determined to have surgery somewhere I could really trust.
Everyone who has gone for even one breast consultation probably knows.. lol This really takes a serious amount of stamina.. You check in, undress, wait again in a gown, have consultations with the consultant-director-consultant, and if they even pressure you to book on top of that, most people leave completely drained, right? Of course, the hospital side probably can’t help it either.. But honestly, I wasn’t drawn to places where I couldn’t express my own opinion and the consultation was just the hospital telling me to do this and that.
I think I felt that places should give advice, but you shouldn’t go somewhere that pressures you. And whatever choice you make, I thought the reasoning supporting that choice needed to be solid. The reason I had surgery at Marble was also because when I took a very long time deciding on the implant and incision site, the director fully explained the pros and cons of each type and explained in detail which method would be more advantageous for me, which helped a lot.
Honestly, after having a consultation here, when I went to consult somewhere else afterward, I kept thinking about the explanations I’d heard here… lol So after going around, I ended up doing it at Marble, and I got the size I liked best when trying them on, 400/375. Before surgery I was an A cup, but my breasts were asymmetrical, so considering that the size would get bigger later, I had to put in slightly different sizes on each side.
And I debated a lot between Mentor Xtra and Motiva, but when I touched both, I liked the feel of Mentor Xtra better, and the director also said both were good implants and suitable for me, so I was able to have surgery with the implant I wanted.
Before surgery I wore an 80A cup, but now I’m wearing 80C or 80D.. lol After breast surgery, I had always wanted to take photos like this, and once I took them, I also wanted to post a review, so here I am. Oh, for reference, I had surgery through the armpit incision. The axillary incision site is getting lighter as time passes, and honestly, even if it doesn’t get lighter than now, it overlaps with the folds, so it’s barely noticeable, so I’m not too concerned about it lol These days I’m living while thinking I’m glad I had breast surgery.