Review of surgery with Mentor Smooth for a thin chest (breasts are implants…

You can probably tell from the photos, but I have a very thin body type. So I basically had almost no breasts.. haha, and since there was nothing to gather together, honestly, even if I wore something like a padded push-up bra, it only hurt because of the wire, and it was obvious that I had forced the cleavage together, so it made me feel so disillusioned. I thought if I lived like this forever, it would only keep lowering my self-esteem, so I decided to get surgery. But from the beginning, there were things I had firmly decided on: no Motiva, and I had to get the surgery through the areola. First of all, Motiva’s surgery cost was too burdensome..... And when I actually went to Marble and touched all the implants, Mentor felt the best to the touch. It was so good that I wondered why everyone talks as if they worship? Motiva, so without much more hesitation, I went with Mentor Smooth. And the reason I chose the areolar approach was that everyone usually debates between the armpit incision and the inframammary fold incision, right? But if I did the inframammary fold incision, I was worried about a scar showing under the breast, and if I did the armpit incision, I was worried it would be too obvious when I lifted my arms or wore a sleeveless top. That was what worried me And with a surgeon who is truly good at surgery, when they do it through the areola, they place the incision line around the nipple border, so it really doesn’t show. So I did a lot of online research and in-person consultations, and ended up getting it done by Director Seo Il-beom, who has many years of experience. For the size, I got 320 cc on both sides, and I’m very, very satisfied with the shape and feel. Before, my body only looked somewhat decent? when I wore underwear packed with padding, but now it looks different even if I just wear any underwear or a bralette It would be a lie to say there was no pain at all; on the first day, it felt stiff and like my body was pulling. But maybe because it was done through the areola, there wasn’t much difficulty moving my arms! I think there wasn’t much strain, to the point that I felt recovery was really fast. Still, I plan to keep managing it consistently without overdoing things going forward. It seemed like everyone here was thinking too much in favor of only one implant.. I just hope people consider hospital aftercare, the director’s skill, and everything else before deciding.