Bigger is better depends on the person

Lately, it feels like review events? or event-type reviews have suddenly increased a lot, which makes me sad. I got so much help from this community.. I wrote an extremely long review to give back, but it disappeared. I do not have the energy left to write it again So to write it very briefly, I am 2 months post-op with Motiva Mini 245. I do not think I have seen anyone who went smaller in cc than me yet. I was originally a full A that felt slightly loose, and now I wear V-Fit 65E/70D. My rib cage is small, so the cup just looks relatively big Before surgery, I heard a lot that I would regret going small, but that really depends on the person. Even now, when I see really powerful-looking review photos, I feel a bit jealous But I think I would have regretted it if I had gone bigger. I hope you fully think about what your purpose is for surgery and what your threshold is for safety/side effects before deciding, so that you do not regret it. A few tips that are not really tips: - Since you are paying to go anyway, take enough time at every hospital consultation to try on sizes. It was not intentional, but I went first to hospitals where the consultants did the fitting, and later in the consultation order to a hospital where the doctor did the fitting, and that helped a bit. Fitting with a consultant lets you use the time more relaxedly. - Especially when fitting, the feeling changes a lot depending on the clothes you wear. Until the 3rd hospital, I was fitting with a sports bra and thinking about Demi 285? or so, but at the 4th hospital I fitted with a white T-shirt crop top, kept lowering the size, and made the final decision on cc and type. How it looked in actual clothes mattered to me, and Demi 280 looked way too powerful when fitted with a white T-shirt.. - 3D was not very helpful for me. You cannot see the actual feel. - In the same sense, choosing C cup or D cup can help set an initial guideline, but for the final decision, focus on the feeling. - Think about whether the size you choose now will cause major discomfort or dissatisfaction within at least the next 10 years! You are not only living for today.