I had revision surgery because of a rupture, but it actually turned out better haha Here’s my 1-year review

Around 2013, I wanted really large breasts, so I had surgery with Allergan implants, but after about 10 years they ruptured and my breasts became uneven haha Looking at them again after a long time, they really looked hopeless lol If you look closely, the inframammary folds didn’t match and it was a mess, but the photo actually made them look a bit better. In real life, even from far away, it was very obvious that my breasts were uneven haha I kept looking only for loose clothes for no reason, and in crowded places I would unconsciously cross my arms to try to cover my chest Every time that happened, I would have a reality check too.. When I had the revision surgery, I had Motiva 300 and 320 put in, and I also had a Mammotome procedure because I needed a lump removed. The best thing after the revision is the shape, of course, but also that the feel of Motiva is so, so natural compared with Allergan?Usually, when people say rupture, the capsule has to be completely removed too, so having revision surgery again can feel burdensome, but since it had already been 10 years since I had breast surgery, I had gotten used to this volume and absolutely did not want to go back to my old breasts..^^ I was also depressed thinking I wouldn’t be able to wear fitted clothes..Even at 6 months, I thought they looked very natural to other people too, but now that it has been a year, my breasts feel so familiar, as if I was born like this.Not long ago, since it had been a year, I went to MD after a long time for a checkup, and after the exam they said there were no problems, so this Christmas I’m going to Fukuoka, Japan with my husband for 2 nights and 3 days, and I’m planning to go with peace of mind haha It’s cold, so I can’t even think about wearing anything revealingSince I’ve had absolutely no problems after the surgery so far, I hope I can keep them like this for a long time~ haha It cost a lot of money to revise the ruptured breasts, so I hope they last that much longer.After my first augmentation, honestly, over those 10 years I skipped checkups a few times, but after experiencing a rupture once, from now on I’m definitely going to visit once a year to check whether there are any problems with my breasts.If anyone here is thinking about breast surgery, I recommend looking into places connected with breast surgery departments like I did. There are surprisingly many people who remove lumps during checkups