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I think you really need to think carefully when choosing the type of implant

It has been 5 months since I had surgery with teardrop implants. I was scared of massage, so I said I wanted to go with the textured type, and the doctor recommended teardrop implants. (Where I had surgery, teardrop and round implants were the same price, so I don’t think they recommended teardrop implants just to make me choose the more expensive option.) So I got those. It has been 5 months, and I’m dissatisfied with the feel. I stopped by the hospital briefly today and told them I was unhappy with the feel, and the doctor said that this is the limitation of teardrop implants. On top of that, I had such a severe flat chest that I couldn’t even fill an A cup, so I didn’t have much breast tissue. I think that’s why the feel is even worse. My breasts were uneven, and the left breast, which was at least the larger one, still feels relatively better after surgery. The doctor said it would get a little softer over time, but I’ve judged for myself that it probably won’t get any better than it is now. The shape is really pretty. My friend says only my breasts look like Beyoncé’s ㅡㅡ Women who are skinny and dried out like me, with no breast tissue, please don’t get teardrop implants. Even if massage is hard, I should have gone with smooth implants. The doctor said that if I really don’t like them, I should use them for a few years and then change the implants. They said I can’t do it now... They said that at that time, even if I change the implants, I won’t need to do massage. Teardrop implants are just really pretty in shape. I told my boyfriend the feel would get better with time and didn’t even let him touch them.. It feels really upsetting. Like 0

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