Hi everyone, I originally wanted to write a review right after breast surgery, but I thought maybe I should upload photos after the swelling went down a bit, so I waited a little before posting this review When you look at the before-and-after photos, don't I look like a totally different person?? Amazingly, both are me~~ lol
I had surgery through the inframammary fold and got Mentor Smooth 400/255cc inserted. Why is the amount inserted on each side so different? Because I had severely asymmetric breasts.. So I had to get different sizes inserted on both sides. I was always so stressed about having uneven breasts, and that was one of the reasons I got breast surgery...
And they were small, small, ordinary breasts. Small in size and not really distinctive? In my early 20s, I wore a lot of padded bras without even knowing it was obvious.. Then as you get older, you want to appeal more femininely, right? You end up wearing more feminine clothes too.. But since I really had no breast volume, clothes just didn't look good on me and there was no answer, so after a lot of deliberation I think I decided to get breast surgery
Since I had severe asymmetry, I worried it would look even more obvious that I had surgery, but fortunately I think it turned out naturally well~ If the fine swelling goes down more from here, I think it will look so natural that unless someone touches them, they won't know I had surgery~
I was worried they'd look like bowls, but my breasts are kind of a UU shape, so they feel like they're truly mine, and I really like that too haha I was originally debating between Mentor Smooth and Motiva, but Mentor Smooth is a softer implant, so it feels more like my own. It was a good choice lol
And people preparing for breast surgery were wondering if daily life is possible right away I'm an office worker, and of course I couldn't go to work the day after surgery or anything like that. It depends on the person, but I didn't have major pain, so calm daily activities were all possible
And a slightly tingling? mild pain in the breast area lasted about 2-3 weeks, I think. Since it's a major surgery that touches the breasts, I don't think it can be completely painless
Since breast surgery was my first time too, I was scared and asked the clinic a lot of questions, and they answered kindly right away, so I felt at ease
Oh, and people were also curious about what criteria to use when looking into clinics. In my case, exterior aspects like the design are naturally the biggest factor, but..
What I liked most was that the director listened carefully to my opinions, explained the pros and cons of each implant, and explained and helped me understand why parts of my requests that were too much or not possible couldn't be done. Also, those who have gone to plastic surgery consultations know there can be a bit of a power struggle with the counseling manager, right? But here there was absolutely no pressure to make a reservation, and the atmosphere was warm. So after going around to other clinics, I decided on this place
I think it would be good for everyone to think about these detailed things too before choosing a clinic. After surgery, you have to go back for progress checks too, and it isn't good to feel upset over small things haha
I was taking photos and liked them so much that I'm posting a review too~ I hope everyone makes a good choice!