A cup -> 2 years after Mentor Smooth surgery

I was an A cup with no upper-breast fullness.... The top of my bra was always lifted, and my body type was one where fat absolutely never went to my breasts.... Honestly, in my 20s I was too scared of side effects to do it, but after worrying about this for 10 years, I thought this was something I should just do, so I eventually had breast surgery. If you ask why I chose Mentor Smooth, it was simply because both I and the director judged that Mentor Smooth was the best fit for my body type. Mentor Xtra and Motiva have good fill rates, but because the fill is good when held in the direction of gravity, the upper part also looked quite bulging. For a body type like mine with no upper-breast fullness, I thought that wouldn’t suit me, so it was either Sebbin or Mentor Smooth, but Sebbin wasn’t available at the time I had Mentor Smooth implants through an axillary incision. I rested for 3 days and then returned to everyday work with no issues, and I’m insensitive to pain, so I didn’t even take Tylenol. For a month, I diligently did stretching? to prevent adhesion between the armpit and breast. (Search YouTube for arm exercises after breast cancer surgery) Currently, there is almost no pigmentation in my armpits. The hospital didn’t provide scar-laser service, and I diligently applied scar ointment + sunscreen. I had 300 cc inserted on the left and 325 cc on the right, and now I went from 75A to exactly 75C. I wanted a natural look, so I requested not to go above C. At first, the upper breasts were swollen too, so they looked like dinosaur eggs, but you need to consider more than half a year for the residual swelling to go down It looks strange at first... Now I’m very satisfied and exercise well without major discomfort!!! Just make sure to get a breast ultrasound every year!