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Breast Surgery Reviews

Breast surgery is also a race against time, I guess lol

I had 375 cc put in on both sides with a menstrual incision. Before surgery, I was not even quite an A cup, and when I wore clothes there was literally no upper fullness, so I covered it with bra pads or wore loose-fit styles.. What made me decide to do it was when, in a swimsuit during summer, someone said I had a kid-like body, and I lost it ^^ The first 3 days after surgery were insanely hard. I could not sleep comfortably, and I could not lift my arms;; The hardest parts were showering and getting dressed... People living alone should definitely think through their movement routes. Luckily, my mom stayed with me in the beginning, so I barely got through it. Then after about 2 weeks, moving around got much easier, the bruising started to fade, and I wore the compression bra diligently, but it was so hot and suffocating that it was stressful Around months 1 to 2, I saw my friends, and they all said it turned out well. Around then, I think the shape really started to settle in properly. The upper part felt a little unnatural at first, but it gradually loosened up? Now it has been half a year since surgery, and the texture has become much softer, and the volume is just pretty. From the outside, it does not look noticeable at all lol. Of course the feel is not exactly like natural breast tissue, but maybe because it is a smooth type, it does not feel very strange to touch, which I like. Before surgery I kept debating between 325 and 400, and I was worried that 375 cc might look too big But once it was done, it feels like it fits my body type perfectly, and the volume looks pretty when I wear clothes, so I think I did well listening to the director lol. If I had put in less, I probably would have felt a little disappointed? I was also worried about the shape being odd or developing capsular contracture, but now that half a year has passed, I finally understand why people say it starts to feel like your own body over time lol. I am realizing that surgery is not the end, and management plus time are important too ~~

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