It’s finally been two months since surgery, and now my movement feels completely natural. I feel so fine that I recently started learning combat sports^^ The swelling has definitely gone down a lot. I had 325 put in on the left and 350 on the right. The left side has really lost a lot of swelling, so it feels soft and squishy, and the right side still has a little more swelling, so it does feel somewhat firm. It seems like the more you put in, the more slowly the swelling goes down. Friends who touch them also say they feel so natural and that the surgery turned out well I don’t have any redness, and my scars are from the transaxillary incision. Interestingly, the right side really barely shows, but the left side is still a bit dark and noticeable. Every time I put on clothes, I’m so satisfied, and I often think I should’ve done it sooner. Everyone gets jealous and wants to do it too, so I’ve been recommending it. Since it’s summer, there are no restrictions even when wearing a bikini. Before, I always had to choose something with no exposure, but now I can just choose something pretty^^ If there’s a downside to having bigger breasts, maybe that crop tops become very short? Still, once my breasts got bigger, my waist definitely looks slimmer too, and I’m just satisfied.. There’s nothing I’m dissatisfied with or unhappy about. My self-esteem as a woman has gone up I don’t have to wear padded push-up bras anymore, and even if I just go around with nipple patches on, they’re big enough that everyone would think I’m wearing a bra, so I like that. I don’t have to make sure to bring and wear a bra just to wear revealing clothes; one nipple patch is enough. Before, I never even looked at nipple patches, but now they’ve become an essential item. Now there’s nothing uncomfortable at all. It would be perfect if just a bit more swelling went down on the right side, but since no one can tell unless they touch it, I’m satisfied. I debated a lot between an inframammary incision and a transaxillary incision, but seeing the scars fade quickly, I think I made the right choice with the transaxillary incision. I’m extremely satisfied.
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