A breast surgery review I’m posting purely because I’m satisfied

It’s been quite a while since I got it done, but I’m writing this to leave a record! As you can tell from the before photos, I was already very thin, and on top of that I had basically.. no breast tissue at all ^^ As a woman, my self-esteem was really low, and since I’m usually very interested in taking care of my appearance, I pay a lot of attention to choosing outfits too. But because of this, my confidence kept dropping every day.. lol Some people might think, why make such a big deal over breasts? But when a thin person wears padding, there’s that specific look that makes you seem even more flat and lacking.. people who know will know. That’s how I decided to get breast surgery, and to put an end to this long-standing concern, I went around to several consultations and eventually got the surgery. The things I considered most important when choosing a clinic were: 1. A place that makes the incision short From the start, I really wanted an inframammary incision for breast surgery. I wanted the under-breast fold line to be hard to see from the front, so when I looked up reviews, I focused on places with a lot of front-view photos. During consultations, I asked how long the incision usually is. Sinsa, Gangnam, Yeoksam, and so on.. after going around to clinics, I chose the place where the scar area looked the cleanest. 2. No “rice bowl” look Since I have a very thin body type, I ruled out places where the breasts looked like rice bowls no matter how large the implant size was I thought it was important for them to look natural with an I-shaped cleavage line, and after looking through reviews so intensely, I could more or less tell the difference. 3. Excluding clinics that talk about expensive implants first.. You know things like Motiva, Mentor Xtra, Mentor Boost.. the ones that cost more compared to other implants.. I didn’t have much of a budget, so I wanted to choose implants within a range I could understand and accept. But places that just said, “Do Motiva~ Do Mentor Xtra~” felt kind of off Even though I had a specific implant I wanted, they ignored my opinion and only recommended expensive ones, so I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being overtreated.. Honestly, it felt like if I wasn’t careful, I’d end up paying 8 million won or 10 million won just like that.. Everyone here, stay alert and look into things carefully.. Anyway, I searched for a place that met all these conditions and ended up getting the surgery at a clinic. In conclusion, I’m so satisfied every time I wear a fitted T-shirt or low-cut clothes that I feel like getting the surgery was truly the right decision.. In the beginning, of course it was hard because the tissue felt firm and my muscles felt tight, but I thought of it as something I had brought on myself(?) lol, so I just waited through recovery. After at least 1-2 months, the tissue definitely softened, it stopped looking obviously like surgically enhanced breasts, and there were moments where they looked like real breasts. But since I went from being thin with no breasts to suddenly having them, I found myself unconsciously rounding my shoulders.. lol I originally didn’t exercise at all, but after breast surgery, I started doing some stretching, and these days I’m trying a bit of personal training! Maybe because my figure has improved, I feel like I’m taking better care of myself too? I’m happy that I was lucky enough to find a clinic that suited me and got pretty breasts.. This got long as I wrote it lol. Anyway, I wrote this because I’m genuinely satisfied, so don’t just get swept up by this post and get breast surgery. I hope everyone here goes to plenty of consultations and then gets surgery if it’s right for them~ For any kind of plastic surgery, I recommend thinking it through carefully!