It’s been 4 weeks since I got smooth implants, and I think they look more natural than at first. Please take a look…

It looks like I organized the photos with my feet;; Sorry, it was hard putting the photos together;;; - The three photos at the very top with underwear on are before-and-after photos placed together, and I tried wearing the underwear I wore before surgery and took photos. The underwear is small, so they look like they’re about to spill out..;;;;- It’s been 4 weeks since breast surgery, please take a look. I had endoscopic surgery through an axillary incision. (I heard this causes less bleeding and less pain, so I looked into that method and had the surgery.) I’m sure almost everyone getting breast surgery feels this way, but I really wanted it to look as natural as possible. So I chose smooth implants. During the consultation, they said smooth would probably be better for me because my skin is on the thin side.. There was some pressure because massage is required, but in the case of the hospital where I had surgery, they said the director personally does the massage, so I felt somewhat reassured. It didn’t feel real that I was getting surgery until I went to the hospital on the day, changed clothes, and started preparing for surgery, and only then I thought, ah, I’m really doing this From hearing people who had the surgery before me, they said the early stage is a bit hard, but I think I got through it relatively well without much pain. The day after surgery, my chest area felt stiff and it was difficult, but by the next day it quickly settled down. I went back to work after a few days too, though it is an office job;; Now that 4 weeks have passed, compared with the photos taken right after surgery, they’ve become much more natural, and the heavy feeling somehow makes me proud haha. They look a lot more natural to you too, right?? Please say they do