I suddenly thought of writing a review while applying ointment to the inframammary fold scar~
As I mentioned, the incision was made along the inframammary fold, and I also had accessory breast tissue removed. From week 1 to week 2, it felt heavy~ and prickly, so I was like, ah, I really have breasts now.. I need to get used to the weight of these implants.. The incision area is healing well too.. After living while adjusting to them, these days they just feel familiar, like my own breasts.. Honestly, it feels like they’ve become one with my body?
My body type was never one that would suit very large breasts in the first place, and I was worried that if I went too big, it might look inappropriate for my age, so after consulting with the director, I increased the size to suit my frame. I chose a size within a range that wouldn’t feel burdensome.
I got breast surgery simply because I looked like I had no assets, and I wanted to add some volume while improving things like my straight waistline. After touching and comparing the feel, I chose Motiva implants and got 325 cc on both sides. The shape turned out prettier than I expected, and I can visibly see that the cleavage comes together well, so I’ve been very satisfied~ After the surgery, people actually notice more than I expected. They say things like my figure seems somehow different, I look more feminine, I look younger, and so on. I’m hearing all kinds of compliments lol
The inframammary fold scar is very short, but maybe because it has only been 3 months, it doesn’t exactly feel like it’s fading yet. I heard it’s good to keep applying ointment consistently until after the 1-year mark, so I plan to take my time with scar care. Especially the care provided early on at the clinic.. and the things I can do separately at home. I think it’s best to do whatever care you can.
As for the feel.. up to 1 month, they were firm, but now that more than 3 months have passed, they have softened a lot compared with the beginning, to the point that I’m looking forward to how they’ll feel going forward. Since I put in those chewy Motiva implants.. I’m thinking the implant-like feel will gradually go away.
When I read reviews from people who had breast surgery much longer ago than me, they said the period of anxiety and worry ends around 3 months? I think that’s true for me too. Since I got the breasts I wanted, I plan to keep managing my immunity and stamina well so I can stay happy going forward.