1-month breast augmentation review (ㅇㄷ)

Motiva, transaxillary incision, dual-plane Originally 75B -> wanted a D cup 163/49 Partly because an acquaintance had it done at ㅇㄷ and it looked pretty First, I ruled out places that were running way too many ads, and I also ruled out places where I saw way too many reviews in this community lol Besides that, this was the place I found that met my standards for the director’s experience, consultation content, aftercare, A/S, etc. There are a lot of good hospitals these days, but personally, ㅇㄷ feels kind of like the original? at least that vibe is strong The director’s consultation was short, but because he seemed very experienced, it felt like he could see it right away, like “For this case, this way.” It’s perfect for people like me who went in without thinking about anything Still, he answered all my questions kindly Honestly, regarding the size, there was some consultation content that made me go, huh? a little, but I figured there must be a reason and trusted everything But a doctor is a doctor. If I hadn’t had the surgery according to that consultation, it could’ve been a disaster I’m the type who leaves everything to the experts anyway, so I trusted exactly what they told me and went ahead with the surgery, and I followed all the aftercare and timing instructions exactly The consultant really took good care of me too, and I think the people who do the care are the kindest. Their explanations are detailed too Now it’s been exactly one month I really like the shape right now, but the feel still needs a lot more time to soften. The upper fullness still needs to come down a lot too I originally like exercising, so my muscles must have been pretty stiff, definitely.. My arms go all the way up, and I’m not really sure why people say transaxillary recovery is slow. Does that mean people who had inframammary incisions recover even faster than this.. I was back to normal daily life in about two days, and I was surprised that there wasn’t as much postoperative pain as I expected. Maybe I was too scared But there is this More cc went into the right side, and the pain was more than on the left and lasted much longer I think it really does hurt when you put a bigger implant into a smaller space The left side had almost no pain, to the point that I could barely tell I’d had surgery If the total pain were 10, the left was about 1 and the right about 6 Also, I was worried because I saw a lot of reviews saying the swelling went down into the belly and made them look pregnant, but not at all… I wondered if those people were originally skinny, so after surgery their belly came out to about my default belly level and they were shocked.. It was surprising that there was no swelling. I really think the surgery was done cleanly Overall sensation has come back about 80%, and nipple sensation is the same as before For those who are debating, hurry up and get a consultation and go ahead If you want it to look pretty in summer, now is the last cutoff