I think I recovered well after breast surgery, with no regrets

I’m saying this in case there’s any misunderstanding: I’m not saying everyone absolutely has to get breast surgery. If there’s anyone who, like me, had a serious complex about their breasts and had been thinking about it for a long time, I’m writing this review because I hope you seriously go around for consultations + narrow down clinics + even go through with the surgery! What I felt after getting breast surgery is that the part I truly wanted really was just a subtle difference. When my breasts were small, no matter what clothes I wore, even when I stuffed in lots of padding to create even a little bit of cleavage or volume, I wasn’t very satisfied. But now that my actual breast size is bigger, even when I wear fitted clothes, it definitely feels much more natural. Especially, it’s not that distinct, overly big look like a rocket launch from padding.. I think it looks natural enough that even when I wear low-cut clothes, it doesn’t look too much. But while looking into breast surgery, there were honestly a lot of moments when I struggled with decisions. First was whether to do it at a place offering a cheap event discount vs. have it done by a director with a lot of experience. If it had been my first surgery and not revision surgery, I did think maybe the first clinic would be fine, but looking at it in the end, once you get the surgery, they say people keep the implants for more than 10 years these days, so I thought I should look at experience and get the surgery done properly. Second was the implants.. People around me were all getting Motiva, and even if you just look at breast surgery reviews a little, a lot of people choose Motiva, but in the end, I had surgery with Mentor. Whether to follow everyone else and do Motiva the same way vs. choose Mentor, which I felt had a good feel, I was really torn about this, but the director said both suited my body type well, and for things like feel, the patient’s own preference is the strongest factor, so thanks to that, I think I was able to have surgery with Mentor. If it had been a place that pushed only one implant, I think I wouldn’t have been able to get surgery with what I wanted. After breast surgery, of course the softening of the tissue feels more noticeable as more time passes, and I think mine softened a lot between one and two months. But usually they say you need to wait at least half a year for things like the feel, so I think it’s better to calmly hang in there! I’m not the type to think there’s one definite right answer for every implant, so I hope everyone also gets enough consultations and has surgery based on their own choice. Let’s all have surgery that leaves no regrets.