Breast augmentation review for a slim body type

I’m 163 cm and 44 kg, so before surgery, I was most worried about rippling and visibility I had seen so many comments saying that in thin people, the implant outline can show, so during the consultation, that was the first thing I asked about. I also asked about Motiva, and they said that if you’re thin, the implant outline can be somewhat visible. It matched the bowl-like reviews I had seen in a community. I heard Mentor Boost was good for slim body types, so after thinking it over, I went with Mentor for the surgery. On the day of surgery, it was under general anesthesia, so I closed my eyes and opened them, and it was already over. After waking up, my breasts felt tight and heavy. During the first week, even lifting my arms was hard, and when sleeping I could only lie looking up at the ceiling I couldn’t shower by myself either, so it was a bit inconvenient. Around 2 weeks, the swelling started going down and they gradually began to settle. After a month, there was still a little upper fullness, and they settled into a round shape. There’s really no visibility, so that’s the biggest relief. Even from the side, it doesn’t look obvious that I got implants. When I touch them, they feel soft, so I’m pretty satisfied. What’s disappointing is that when I still raise my arms high, there’s some pulling sensation left. They said it would take another two or three months to feel completely comfortable. I’m still wearing the compression bra too, so it does feel a bit tight lol But when I look in the mirror, it’s definitely different, so I do think I made the right choice.

Breast augmentation review for a slim body type

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