I had it done early last year at a clinic with a date as its name, over the muscle and through the areola. I’m sure it’s the same for others, but the satisfaction as a woman is the best.
I also had an in-person consultation with a professional broker, and I went in through an event, but I’m dissatisfied that I didn’t receive the genuine product certificate and swelling massage that were promised at the first consultation. Still, I couldn’t say anything^^;
I did feel anxious and worried about capsular contracture, but since it’s a side effect whose cause is still unclear, there isn’t really anything I can prepare separately, so until symptoms appear, I’m trying to be as grateful and happy as possible. However, many people say it is meaningfully related to infection or bleeding, so I took that into account when choosing a clinic.
There are a lot of breast surgery reviews online, but I’ll try to write one or two things here somewhat objectively.
Texture? Texture... there’s a lot of talk about it. There will be individual differences, but first of all, don’t expect the texture of natural breasts. It depends on the implant size relative to your original breast size. Generally, when you touch them, you’re touching the flesh over the implant, not the implant itself. When you touch from top to bottom, it’s the flesh; when you touch from bottom to top, it’s the implant area. When you touch that part, it feels weighty. If you deliberately grab and touch the implant, it feels firm and bouncy.
Does it look like I had surgery?
Unless the position is really wrong, it doesn’t show with ordinary clothes.
The parts that show with exposure or after undressing seem to depend on how long it has been since surgery and the implant size compared with your original breasts. If it hasn’t been long since surgery, the upper breast naturally won’t look natural, like celebrities in Hollywood with excessive breast augmentation. People with very protruding chests or who are very thin also look unnatural, so it shows.
Now, 1 year and 6 months later, it shows when I’m fully undressed and raise my hands high, and when I lie down.
Scar healing? Individual differences. I still have scars. Because I’m prone to scarring, I chose the areola incision since it won’t be visible externally. The scar is similar to the pale areola color, but it is visible.
Of course there are parts I’m dissatisfied with, but since I chose to put in the largest implants that could be placed in my body, it can’t be helped that it shows. Still, for me, someone who had felt a big sense of deficiency for a long time regarding feminine aspects, this is a surgery I’m grateful for.
After marriage, I may have to ask for understanding from the man who will touch them for life, haha, but I live happily thinking that my breasts exist for me, not for my relationship with that man.
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