I Went for a Breast Surgery Consultation!!!

First of all, it’s not my first surgery, but the idea of putting large implants into my body itself made me very cautious.. I have no breast volume, so I’m in a situation where I can’t avoid getting breast surgery, and when I looked at the breasts of friends around me who had surgery, they all said it ranks number one in satisfaction and that if I’m going to do it, I should do it quickly What I worried about the most was whether to do an inframammary incision or a transaxillary incision, what kind of implant to put in, and how many cc to go with, and even whether to receive it from a female director or a male director, etc. There were so many things to think about.. But the most important thing was getting an accurate consultation from a proper director first No matter how much I look things up, everyone’s body shape, rib cage, skin texture, breast symmetry, skin tissue, and body type are all different, so consulting the director comes first,,,,,,,,,,, I set aside a day in Seoul and toured hospitals I didn’t know this either, but the director said I have asymmetry around the inframammary fold, so to match this asymmetry, it would be better to go in through the inframammary fold and because my body is thin, considering making the implants look as unnoticeable as possible + the feel, the director recommended using Motiva and doing dual-plane placement, which is a method of cutting the muscle and placing it inside! I really liked the consultation, so I have already scheduled the surgery date! I want a full C-D cup, not just C! For implants, I’m still debating between Motiva and Mentor Boost........ Mentor Boost seems like it might feel a bit like a bouncy ball, and since I want natural fullness with a teardrop shape, I think I’ll do Motiva!!!!!!! I want to get the surgery soon and wear a pretty bikini without padding this August summer