From an AA cup to a D cup: review

Height/weight - 150 / 43 Rib cage size - 70 Breast dimensions – R 10.8 / L 10.6 Implant – Mentor People say small breasts are trendy these days, but classics are forever... haha I had always thought I absolutely wanted breast surgery since I was young. I wanted to do it as soon as I became an adult, but I simply couldn’t manage the cost or time. Where would a newly twenty-year-old college student get the money? haha I kept thinking I should save up, but I spent my days having fun and traveling with friends, and before I knew it, a lot of time had passed Still, I had consistently done a lot of research on breast surgery, so once I decided to have the operation, it didn’t take long to actually get it done. I had been keeping an eye on famous clinics for a while haha I knew that the implant best suited to each person differs depending on their tissue quality and skin thickness, but when I went for consultations, I had been thinking of getting a Mentor implant. Even after all that time, my budget was still tight... haha When I went in person and touched them, they were surprisingly soft, and the doctor said they suited my tissue quality well, so I had 375 cc inserted on the right and 325 cc on the left. Visually, I didn’t realize I had uneven breasts to the extent that the sizes needed to be this different, but after looking at the ultrasound, the doctor said these sizes seemed appropriate for correcting the asymmetry haha. So I trusted the surgeon and had the operation, and I’m really satisfied because as the swelling went down, the asymmetry became almost unnoticeable. When it had only been a short time since surgery, I was confused because the feel was different from what I had touched during the consultation, but after some time, the upper fullness settled and my tissue relaxed, making it feel similar to what I had touched then—soft and squishy haha. They say it will become even more natural, so I’m looking forward to it!!