Hello. It’s been a while since I posted. I’ll write the review in short answers.^^;; As I posted before. 156~7 cm 47 kg (a sturdy-boned body. Not much fat. Solid frame.) Chest circumference (Venus size came out as 70, the chest wall bone is set inward, and it’s a bit wide. I swam during puberty) Skin texture, tough, No sagging. Even at the massage shop, they said that because I have no stretchable skin and space, and there is barely any fat in the breasts themselves, even if they push with radiofrequency, the flesh doesn’t move. When lying down, because breast space and fat are insufficient, it felt like the skin was tightly pressing on the implants. I had 275 cc, under the muscle, cohesive gel, transaxillary incision. For other people, it may be a size that can become larger. For me, they said that, considering my body type, putting them in like that was exactly right. I also wonder how it would have been if I had put in 300 cc. Regret. At Venus? Vivian store, I tried on underwear. Because the inframammary base width itself is wide (the width under the breast line), I wore 70C. The bra line felt like it was pressing the flesh a little. They said if I wanted to wear it comfortably with padding, I’d probably need to wear 70D. I still haven’t worn underwire underwear. The transaxillary scar is still there as it was. But rather than worrying about the scar, I’m living with relief that I have breasts now. There was no bruising. The dissection seems to have gone well, thankfully. The feel is. When lying down. firm. If I bend forward a little and touch them, or touch them while sitting, they’re at least slightly soft. (Because my own body fat is lacking, in my case.. the firm feeling is stronger) The doctor said he was 90% satisfied. In proportion to size, feel, body type, not bruising, etc. Sometimes. The drain removal side. The armpit side tingles or itches, or sensation feels a bit like anesthesia hasn’t fully worn off. At those times. I can only rub, rub, rub the skin. Friends who see them say they aren’t small. My mother also saw them and said they aren’t small. She just says they suit your body type. I personally wish they were much, much bigger. Even if not like Jessica Gomes. I wish they were much, much bigger. I gave up because I’m short. The surgery is already over, so I gave up. An older woman I know had surgery, and she’s about 166~ cm tall and probably doesn’t even weigh 47 kg. She’s very skinny, so her chest circumference is small too. No belly fat at all, really long and skinny, she had surgery and said she put in 270. But. They’re much, much bigger than mine. The shape is prettier too, and much, much bigger. They looked a little bigger than a full 75B cup. Regret... But.. I just think it’s because of my body type.. So much time has passed for me too, and I wonder with what mindset and spirit I came all the way here haha Those who are about to have surgery, you need to carefully decide each and every thing you are thinking about, and then have surgery. You shouldn’t do it recklessly. Aftercare is also necessary. I’m still very afraid of capsular contracture. Everyone, become beautiful.^^ <Photos taken down~ Ah.. the feeling that they’re unexpectedly small.. small.. is strong haha I think I’d rather work on my body shape. ㅠㅠ So I’ll challenge myself to have a petite body with an appropriate amount of volume ㅎㅎㅎ>
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