Usually thin people are the ones with no breasts, but even though I had some flesh on me, for some strange reason my fat seemed to attach everywhere except my breasts. Honestly, it wasn’t like I decided on breast surgery all at once.. Sometimes I just got by with padded bras, Chomori bras, and things like that, but when summer came and I even went on a diet, the breast fat dropped off sharply, so I couldn’t take it anymore. That’s why I started looking into breast surgery....
I went to consultations at 3 places in total (because of the heat, I couldn’t go to the 2 additional places I had booked) Overall, rather than feeling like they had a mindset of making my breasts bigger, a lot of the consultations felt like they were just trying to sell me the most expensive implants and hurry me into surgery... After hearing the explanations, I found a hospital with no pressure that said they would increase the size as much as I wanted, and I had surgery there (I got it done at ㅂㄴㄴ, but let me know if writing initials is a problem)
I don’t usually wear things like sleeveless tops much, and I tend to have creases around my armpits, so I had surgery through the transaxillary approach! After the cost, what I worried about most was that since I was having transaxillary surgery, recovery might be very slow, but it wasn’t at all to the point where my skin felt tight enough to make me tired, or painful. Since it was my first surgery, I had worried a lot.. Compared with that, it was really nothing much, so I think I teared up a little from relief lol
Now I’ve finished wearing the post-op bra and started wearing a sports bra, but they said I still need to keep watching how they settle for quite a while, so I don’t plan to get complacent just because I like them. Before surgery, I kept going back and forth, wanting to get breast surgery quickly, then wondering if I shouldn’t, but now that I’ve done it, ....hmm, I think I did the right thing a hundred times over!