Why I chose Mentor X after debating between Motiva and Mentor X 1. It was more reasonably priced 2. When I touched all the implants displayed at the hospital, Mentor X felt better to the touch 3. The director said Mentor X would be fine At some hospitals, Motiva is the most expensive, so there are places that basically tell you to just go with Motiva since you’re already doing it anyway, right?
But the hospital I had my surgery at said there was no such thing, that all implants are fine, and of course there are implants that are more advantageous depending on body type, but for me they said both Mentor X and Motiva were fine, so I should choose whichever I wanted ^^
Instead, they said using Mentor X was fine, but since my breasts were uneven, the sizes on both sides had to be different Honestly, people with AA-cup breasts will know what I mean... my breasts are... uneven? I usually just wore bralettes, or in summer I would just use nipple patches, so I never really thought of them as uneven because I didn’t understand it;; The director measured from the nipple to the breast and explained in a very long way why my breasts were uneven
It felt a bit like listening to a professor lecture about breasts, but... since I was going to have breast surgery anyway, I also thought that if I knew this much before getting it done, I wouldn’t lose out So according to the director, I had to get 295/350 inserted, and at that point the difference is almost 50cc, right? The gap seemed bigger than I expected, so I worried whether it would be okay, but I trusted the director’s background... experience... and just went ahead with the surgery trusting the director
And what I’m really curious about is, when people say they had no pain after surgery, did they really have absolutely no pain at all??;;; My pain wasn’t severe either, but it wasn’t completely absent, so I really can’t imagine that... Basically, if you take painkillers, it’s bearable. To be honest, I had a very slight frame before, and then my breasts suddenly got bigger, so saying I felt absolutely nothing sounds like a lie... (my honest opinion)
What changed compared to right after surgery and now is: 1. Touch > It became much softer, especially the spreading feeling when lying down is different 2. Shape > The upper fullness has gone down and it’s gradually becoming more natural 3. Pain > As the one-month mark passed, it gradually became duller and you can basically say it’s gone! Just hold out through the early period
Honestly, because the satisfaction was so much greater than the discomfort I felt after breast surgery, I think I would have done it even if I could go back to the past And the aftercare the hospital provides is good too, and the progress is being checked very carefully by the director just like during the consultation, so as a surgery patient I feel completely at ease... I can’t really think of any downside
But it hasn’t even been half a year yet, so once the tissue loosens up more, I’m planning to write another update! If I don’t forget about this community by then, I’ll come back again!