Breasts that make Waterbomb unnecessary

It’s been a while since I had surgery, but it seems like many people are still looking into clinics these days, so I’m leaving a review. I had heard a lot that WooA was good, so I remember it was around the 4th place I visited. It’s been quite a while since the consultation, so my memory is a bit hazy. Maybe because the director had a lot of experience, both during the consultation and overall, it felt like they immediately understood the look I wanted. When I first started looking into breast surgery, I learned about something called rippling, and when I asked because I was worried, they said it should be fine with an implant that has a high fill rate. After thinking it over, I decided on Motiva. Some people say they got lucky and had no pain, but I wasn’t pain-free I had pain for 3 days and felt heat, so I contacted the clinic, and the clinic explained that these are common symptoms during recovery. They said that because of general anesthesia and because my body had not fully recovered yet, even slight changes in body temperature could feel sensitive. They also said that later, as the tissue at the surgical site regenerates and sensation returns, I might feel sharp, stabbing sensations. Just as they said, as time passed, it gradually got better. There are individual differences, so you can’t say this is 100% the case; just take it as reference. I recommend observing yourself carefully, and if something feels off, go straight to the clinic. I had it done through the armpit incision because I also had accessory breast tissue removed. For the first month, I was cautious and tried to use my arms less whenever possible. After 2 months, it definitely felt like my body became much more comfortable? I think it became a lot more natural from around month 3, and after that I just lived freely. At first, I went to the clinic for CAPS and aftercare, but later I just got lazy and applied moisturizer and regeneration ointment at home lol Oh, and rather than just putting in a lot because it’s a complex, I think it’s much better in the long term to get a recommendation for an appropriate amount that suits your body. If you’re unsure, go to lots of consultations and think of it as somewhere around the middle of the amounts they recommend. For reference, I was recommended 355 on both sides and got that.