A review of breast augmentation after 10 years of worrying over my AAA cup > I should’ve done it sooner

I was seriously an AAA cup, with even an A cup being too big for me, but the “delicate feminine” style was my ideal look,,, You know, those kinds of clothes need some volume, so I always wore them with heavily padded push-up bras Every time I got a boyfriend, it was so embarrassing to confess that it was padding, and I felt like I’d worry about it for the rest of my life, so during the long holiday this October, I just went for it I researched through a community and went to about 3 consultations One place only recommended Motiva no matter what But for me, considering the cost and also the feel when I touched them myself, I liked Mentor Xtra better,,?? The hospital I chose didn’t pressure me about implants at all The director was just like what I’d heard while researching, only saying what was necessary, and felt a bit blunt, but later he still asked separately if I had any questions and answered everything When deciding the cup size, I wanted around a full C to D, so I wanted to put in over 300 cc, but other hospitals said only under the 300 cc range was possible, so I was disappointed Here, the doctor said 310 cc, and the consultant said up to 350 cc would be possible. The consultant said the doctor was speaking conservatively, and that more people later regret not going bigger. So in the end I put in 330 cc, which was the middle, but it doesn’t feel burdensome at all, and just like the consultant said, I keep thinking I should’ve done 350 cc,,, lolololol If I had done under 300 cc at another hospital, I think I would’ve been so, so disappointed On the day of surgery!! I was really scared, but before surgery, when they were doing all the different tests, the desk staff and nurses guided me through everything kindly one by one, so I felt much less nervous. I had one last consultation with my assigned consultant too, and she encouraged(?) me comfortably, so I felt reassured quickly. For the surgery, I was anesthetized, closed my eyes, opened them again, and it was over!! With the nurse supporting me, I moved to the recovery room,,, My body was so cold that I was trembling, but they covered me with a warm-air blanket, and I felt like I could live again Once the cold wore off, the pain hit me hard, and it was throbbing so badly that I guess I wasn’t one of the lucky painless ones I lay down for about an hour and a half and then went home. For two days, it was honestly unbearable, but from day 3 it suddenly became much more livable, and after getting the stitches removed at week 1, I barely felt any pain in my chest. There’s just a little stiffness?? when I use my arms, but it’s not very uncomfortable The best thing after surgery is that I don’t have to wear padded bras anymore Even when I wear a bra with thin pads, my breasts fill it out completely without any gaping, and it’s seriously moving When I wear clothes too, the fit that used to only be possible with shaping bras now works with just regular underwear, so it’s so comfortable Clothes I couldn’t wear before because of the straps of padded bras, like camisoles or tube tops, I can now wear with just nipple patches, and I love that I have more options when choosing clothes. My boyfriend also likes it and says the fit of my clothes is definitely different,,^^ The feel is still firm. Since I had barely any breast tissue to begin with and a pigeon chest, I was worried that cleavage wouldn’t come together, so I asked the doctor, and he said that after just 3 months the feel would soften and cleavage would form too, so I’m waiting. I already like it enough now, but I’m really looking forward to it getting even prettier once it settles. I’m so satisfied that I wonder why I didn’t do it sooner!!