My breast surgery review, a little over two months out

About 2-3 months after the before-and-after surgery..? The reason I had surgery was that I gained weight, then spent two years losing it, and my breasts got smaller and started to sag. If they were small but still pretty in shape, I wouldn't have done it, but the problem was the shape wasn't pretty. Then I saw people around me doing it and thought, ah, I should do it too. Before that, I hadn't done it because I felt the foreign-body sensation and thought natural was the prettiest Even now I still think natural is the best. So I thought, let's just get a consultation first, and decided to go to one place first and, if the consultation was no good, go somewhere else. I had rhinoplasty and eye surgery too, and back then I remember how exhausting it was to visit clinics and compare options, so I went to one place first. The doctor wasn't extremely friendly, but not unfriendly either; what I liked was that there was no aggressive pushing. He was quiet, though. But when I asked, can I put more in here? he immediately said no, you shouldn't do that, the implant would be palpable, this shape is the maximum, and this upper-lower ratio is about this much. If you put in more than the maximum here, it would be felt from the side and the shape would also become too much, and he explained it like that. The consultation was a bit shorter; maybe there wasn't much I needed to ask. I just asked, will it come out pretty..? and he said the breasts were a little far apart, but it would still turn out very pretty, not severe. So because it was honest? and there was no pushy sales talk, I decided to do it here and had the surgery. The pain was just like any other surgery, but it was really painful. After I came out, I was like, ah... I could never do this twice, this really hurts..? The nurses were especially kind, and the staff at the desk also worked hard when I was going to the recovery room after surgery. I was cold and dizzy. And I had underarm incision, but three days later I got up by myself right away (it varies by person). The pain was fine after three days, and it just feels like my own breasts now. The sensation still isn't amazingly good yet. I haven't measured the size after surgery yet, but I'm wearing a sports bra, so just by touching them they probably feel heavy. My clothes fit differently, and I love that so much, and I'm very, very satisfied with the surgery. I want to say, if you want it yourself, go for it. But if someone else is pushing you to do it, I don't recommend it. It hurts and it's hard. Also, I liked the anesthesiology department the most here. I told the anesthesiologist I was scared and kept whining, and after the surgery when he came to the recovery room and checked on me, asking if I was okay, I really liked that. I recommend breast surgery, but it hurts.. still, I recommend it. But make sure to choose the hospital carefully, visit many places, and definitely check whether there is an anesthesiologist on site.. (anesthesiology is absolutely, absolutely necessary) Let's have safe surgery. The pain is basically like a sharp squeezing pain in both breasts, as if your heart is being tightly gripped when you run really hard.