Hi everyone~ I have an extremely, extremely thin body type and had especially little breast tissue, so I lived my whole life as an AA cup.. Since I work in a job where my appearance is seen, it stressed me out so~~ much, and as soon as I became sure that the satisfaction after surgery would be greater than the dissatisfaction I felt about my body, I went ahead and got the surgery
I was debating between Mentor and Motiva, but I had surgery with Mentor Xtra because the feel and cost fit me perfectly, and I had 350cc placed equally on both sides~ I was worried about scars and recovery, so I got the inframammary incision, and I think that was the right choice. Because of my breast size, the inframammary scar is barely visible, and recovery was fast, so for one or two months I lived without major pain, and from the second month I was able to start light exercise
But everyone looking into breast surgery.. you all know you need to consider experience as important, right? But just as experience is important, meeting a director who knows how to reflect my opinion is also important.. I want to become a C~D cup, but if the hospital just says, “No, no, C is your maximum,” then even though I’m paying my own money for surgery, I may not get a satisfactory result.. That’s why I’m saying it’s important
And the reason you need to look at experience is, as I wrote above, if someone like me wants surgery through an inframammary incision or another specific incision site, less-experienced directors inevitably perform surgery in a limited way, you know..? But highly experienced directors have done transaxillary, inframammary, and areolar incisions in various cases, so a lot more is possible. That’s why I hope you definitely check the director’s experience and reviews carefully before going
I’m almost at the half-year mark now, and compared with the early stage, my cleavage gathers naturally and the feel is soft and squishy, so I’m more satisfied day by day!! Now that I’m slowly exercising too, it feels like my overall figure is taking shape, so I really think I did well getting surgery
Also, before surgery I used to enjoy wearing padded bras, super-push-up bras, and things like that, but now there’s no need.. haha I think that’s the best part? Everyone knows, right? In summer it’s hot and stuffy, and in winter when you wear a thin knit top, anyone can tell it’s a padded bra ^^ .. Of course, my breasts were obtained through surgery, but they are still much~~~ more natural than “padding,” so I’m going to live enjoying the present!