I had Motiva breast surgery

I had surgery in early April, and now it's been over 2 months. These days I'm regretting that I didn't do it even one day sooner.. When choosing a breast clinic, I worried a lot because it was general anesthesia, but they said the anesthesiology director is always there, so I felt reassured. Also, their post-op care and safety system were well set up, so I thought if I did it here, I could have it done safely, and that's why I decided! I originally wasn't exactly flat-chested, but I wanted larger breasts, and I really wanted an I-shaped cleavage. I touched and compared implants like Motiva and Mentor Smooth before deciding, and even though Motiva is on the pricier side, it is an implant without drawbacks, so I decided to go for it! I got 285 cc on each side through inframammary incisions. I chose inframammary incisions because they said the pain is relatively less and recovery is faster. I was worried about scars, but they said they would make them small so they wouldn't show much, and that they would close them with Dermabond. So now, about 2 months after surgery, I still have a slight upper-pole fullness, but I'm continuing to manage it while wearing the upper band. It should come down soon, right? It hasn't been that long, so the feel is still coming back, but for Motiva they say it takes about 3 to 6 months before it really feels like my own tissue, so I'm waiting! I think one of the things everyone is curious about is pain. In my case, now it doesn't interfere with daily life, but very~ occasionally I get a tingling sensation. I think this will gradually get better as time passes. As long as I don't overdo it too much, there is almost no discomfort! When I asked the clinic, they explained well that it's still a symptom that can naturally occur at this stage, and that it will become more comfortable with more time, so I should wait haha I'm also steadily receiving aftercare with capsular care and radiofrequency treatments, so I think recovery will be even faster!