Hehehehehe Before* Mentor Smooth, periareolar incision, dual plane Left 300, right 325
*Progress so far -Up to day 3 after surgery, my sides just felt stiff; from the first day, I was able to get up by myself after lying down
-1 week: the bruising reached its peak. This bruising lasted until the 2-month mark, so the bruise marks were personally the hardest part
-Week 5: the scabs on both periareolar incision sites fell off The scars healed better than I expected, so I’m most satisfied with that, The left side feels soft and squishy with a good texture. The right side has loosened a lot too, but it feels a little less loosened compared with the left
*Most satisfying parts -Periareolar scars! Because my skin does not scar well, this was what I was most worried about, but the scars show less than I expected, so I’m most satisfied with that In reviews, there were comments and stories saying that the periareolar approach has a higher risk of capsular contracture, or that if the areola is dark, the scars show a lot, but the director was right when he said that if the areola is dark, the scars do not show! I’m currently applying scar ointment diligently!!
-Shape I really wanted to avoid a round rice-bowl shape, and I’m satisfied because the shape has a naturally slightly drooped feel. From the side, when I see other people, the line shows very roundly, but for me that part seems less noticeable too
*Disappointing point Animation deformity.. When I tense up, my breasts move bulgingly.. I think I’ll have to keep watching to see if this improves as more time passes As with all surgeries, when lying down, you can’t help but feel the implants