Mentor Boost Day 7 Review

After worrying about it for years, I finally had the surgery, and now I regret not doing it sooner.. haha Since I have keloid-prone skin, that was my biggest concern, so I was debating between an inframammary incision and a transaxillary incision until the day before. But because my job requires me to use my arms, I had surgery through the inframammary incision, which has a faster recovery. I had it done by Director Cha Byung-hoon at Mauve Plastic Surgery, and he is the sole director there. My original breast size was about 75B, and since I have a small frame, I didn’t want them too big. I wanted around a full C. I got Mentor Boost 290cc on both sides through an inframammary incision, and I also had accessory breast tissue removed at the same time! On the first day after surgery, once the anesthesia wore off, it was just a slight throbbing? On the second day, my breasts felt a bit heavy, it was a little hard getting up in the morning, my armpits throbbed a bit, and I couldn’t lift my arms well. That was about it, but it wasn’t very uncomfortable. I think it was the least difficult surgery I’ve had, so I’m thinking I’m glad I chose the inframammary incision!! Before surgery, I kept emphasizing scars to the director, but the surgical scars are cleaner than I expected, so I’m so relieved If you’re worried about your breasts, just do it. It’s only been a week for me, but I think the shape came out well, and I’m so satisfied haha I want a month to pass quickly so I can take off the compression bra

More in this category