I changed my bras after breast surgery

Leaving a breast surgery review I had uneven breasts, with my left breast bigger than my right. I also had some accessory breast tissue, so I increased the size and had the accessory breast tissue removed at the same time. Since it was done through a transaxillary incision, there was no need to make a separate incision for the accessory breast tissue, so it was convenient. Aside from feeling a little stiff early on, it was okay. Since my breasts were uneven, I had 375 cc placed on the right and 325 cc on the left. I thought a lot about whether to go with Mentor or Motiva, and in the end I chose Mentor. And the last photo is one I found while organizing my gallery; it’s a photo the consultant sent me after the fitting lol Since it proceeds like this, I’m sharing it for anyone who’s curious to use as a reference. For about a month after surgery, I think I went about daily life being really, really careful. By around the 2-month mark, a lot of the discomfort had gone away and it didn’t interfere with daily life. The tingling pain I felt early on also disappeared. I had it done through a transaxillary incision, and I heard early scar care is important, so I managed it by not even shaving my armpits and applying ointment. I personally don’t like having scars, so I did manage it a bit obsessively. From 3 months on, the dermatology clinic also provided scar care, so I went diligently. As more time passed, the feel became softer too. For me, I think it softened a lot around 3 months. Before surgery, I was stressed because of worries about my breasts, but after surgery, it feels like my confidence got charged up as much as my breasts got bigger? Since clothes fit differently now, I confidently wear sleeveless tops and replaced all my bras. Now that I have curves where I didn’t have them before, my stomach even looks less protruding lol The volume and shape turned out just how I wanted, so I’m really satisfied that I had breast surgery.