What I’m most satisfied with after surgery for uneven breasts

The reason I started looking into breast surgery wasn’t only volume—I was really stressed about having uneven breasts When wearing clothes it didn’t seem very noticeable, but in underwear or when looking in the mirror, I could see the difference between the sides, so I always checked the smaller side first. I eventually had breast surgery with Mentor Boost implants by Director Byun Il-hwan at ID. I like the increased volume, but I’m even more satisfied that both sides now look balanced. At first there was swelling and the two sides recovered at slightly different speeds, so I wondered if the asymmetry had stayed the same. But as the swelling went down and everything settled, I could see the shapes becoming more similar. I was told the swelling could go down at different rates on each side, so I think I worried for nothing. Now, when viewed from the front, the feeling that one side looks noticeably smaller has greatly decreased, and the volume has filled out the lower part of the breasts, making the overall shape natural. From the side too, I like that it flows smoothly from top to bottom rather than suddenly projecting only at the upper part As the texture and movement gradually become more natural, my satisfaction keeps increasing. Bras used to stress me out because one side would lift slightly or fit differently, but these days both sides fill out similarly, making it much easier to choose underwear. Before, whenever I looked in the mirror I checked the unevenness first; now it’s fascinating that I just look at the overall breast shape The thing I’m most satisfied with after surgery by Director Byun Il-hwan at ID is that, more than simply increasing the size, the left-right difference that had bothered me for so long was naturally improved.