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Breast Side Effects@breast-sideeffect

Summary of drawbacks/side effects 1 year and 6 months after breast surgery

Side effects: 1. Rippling I didn’t push it and put in overly large implants; I got 240 cc on the left and 270 cc on the right. But if you have a thin body type + naturally sagging breasts, it seems like the chance of rippling is high. I originally had the type of breasts that sag, so from around 3-4 months, rippling started showing only on my left breast. It’s not that severe, so it doesn’t bother me a lot, but since only the left side has rippling, it’s a little annoying? 2. If you choose softness/feel, breast sagging is unavoidable. If you want natural-looking breasts (UU) and a soft feel, I think breast sagging is unavoidable. The reason I didn’t choose Motiva was because the feel was too artificial, so I went with Mentor Xtra, and thanks to that they really feel like natural breasts, jiggly and soft. But instead, I have to wear a bra that firmly supports the bottom, like an underwire bra or sports bra, for my breasts to look pretty. Going braless is so comfortable for me now, but if I go around without a bra, my breasts seriously look saggy. 3. I can feel the implant move when lying down. This isn’t seriously bad or anything, but that feeling of the implant spreading out? seems unavoidable. 4. Sharp, tingling breast pain during every menstrual period Even before breast surgery, my breasts were sensitive whenever I had my period. Before surgery, my breasts would get bigger and I’d sometimes have a tingling pain too, but after breast surgery, I sometimes get a zing! kind of pain in the nerve cells? It’s not painful exactly, but more like an annoying pain. And even after breast surgery, my breasts still get bigger whenever I have my period. 5. Nipple sensation still hasn’t come back. Well... I guess I’ll have to keep waiting, but even after 1 year and 6 months, I still don’t have sensation. But nipple sensation? I actually kind of like it this way lol 6. The incision scar area is still itchy and red. 7. Sometimes when I bend my upper body forward, I feel like the implant shifts to one side? There are times when it hurts like crazy. Drawbacks: 1. Clothes I used to wear actually make me look bulkier now. It’s not like I gained more weight, but my upper body looks so bulky that unless I wear tight-fitting clothes, I look fat.. 2. Before, revealing clothes didn’t look sexy in a bad way, but now even if I wear the same clothes, they look too inappropriate, so I can’t wear them anymore.. I used to like wearing sleeveless tops, but after breast surgery, when I tried them on, they looked so cheap.. I just looked like a woman obsessed with revealing clothes, so I ended up covering up more instead.. 3. You always have to live with worries and anxiety about capsular contracture, implant rupture, etc. If it hurts even a little or gets pressed, you can find yourself overreacting and searching Naver for “implant rupture symptoms” first. I think this can’t be helped. 4. My rounded shoulders got worse, and my shoulders feel so heavy and hurt.. 5. I guess also having to go get ultrasound exams regularly..? But I’m so satisfied with my breast surgery, enough to outweigh all these side effects and drawbacks, and I recommend it. You only live once, and I want to live doing what I want to do! Even if I could turn back time to before, I think I’d definitely do it again haha

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