Dropping by to mark my 6-month anniversary

I originally had asymmetrical breasts, a protruding chest, no volume, and they were a little saggy. Every time I wore a sleeveless top, I absolutely had to wear a push-up bra or a NuBra.. I like sleeveless tops, but when I wore them, I actually looked even flatter, and my shoulder line also stood out in a weird way, so it stressed me out So in the end, I made up my mind and went for surgery~ When choosing a hospital, I really did a lot of legwork.. lol I went to a few places, and some places said I had to go big no matter what, while others kind of glossed over things when I asked somewhat persistent questions.. Since I was doing it anyway, I did want to go bigger, but there were fewer places than I expected that met my standards, so I had no choice but to look around a lot. Still, after visiting many places, I found the right hospital and had surgery with Mentor implants, putting 400 cc on the left and 425 cc on the right. They also honestly talked to me about side effects, and they said lifetime A/S was possible too, so my satisfaction was even higher haha For the first month or two after surgery, they were a bit firm and awkward, but after 3 months, they became really natural, and now at 6 months, the feel has become much softer too. They settled in a perky position upward, so the saggy feeling completely disappeared, and I had really emphasized that I wanted upper-pole volume.. Of course, the best part is when I wear clothes haha These days I wore sleeveless tops almost every day, and in the summer I even wore bikinis confidently. My shoulder and breast line falls so prettily that when my friends compare me to before and say my figure has gotten better, I feel super proud inside and stuff, hahaha. Everyone here whose self-esteem has dropped a lot and who has been self-conscious about clothes because of a flat chest, just go for breast surgery.. As someone who went for it, I’m genuinely 100% satisfied.