The director at MD said both Motiva and Mentor were good, so I thought about it and went with Mentor Xtra~ Motiva feels firmer compared with Mentor, and Mentor Xtra seemed a bit closer to the feel of my own breasts. It’s only been one month now, so they’re not soft like my real tissue yet, but they have softened a little compared with right after surgery, so they’re okay to touch haha. I had 325 cc on the left and 350 cc on the right, through a transaxillary incision. Before surgery, I don’t think there’s really anything special to prepareㅠ I saw people in the community preparing all sorts of things, so I also prepared nipple patches, a post-surgery pillow, waterproof bandages, a backscratcher, and so on, but other than the nipple patches, nothing was really useful in daily life~ I bought the post-surgery pillow for quite a lot, so I’m going to sell it secondhand. I like this hospital because they don’t use compression garments, so I could recover without discomfort. The reason I chose the transaxillary approach was because I didn’t want a scar showing under breasts that I had made pretty and larger~ The incision length isn’t very long, but at first it was quite visible, so I was like, gasp... but as expected, it faded over time. Now, even if I lift somewhat heavy things, it doesn’t budge haha. As time passes, it feels like the implants are settling well, so I’m satisfied, but I’m also regretting it and thinking I should have done it when I was even one year younger haha. Everyone who is thinking about breast augmentation should probably decide sooner.
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