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Breast Surgery Reviews

3 months after Mentor Boost breast surgery (including transaxillary scars)

As I lost weight, I lost a lot of upper-breast fullness, and my breasts looked even more flat, so I was really stressed After breast surgery, the deflated-balloon shape became full, voluminous, natural-looking breasts. They said that for breasts like mine without upper-breast fullness, Mentor Boost is a good fit among implants haha I trusted the director’s recommendation for the implant and size, and oh my goodness,, I’m so satisfied (L400cc, R375cc)

When I wear clothes that show a little cleavage, it feels like this haha I wondered if it might be slightly too much for my body type, but people say it doesn’t look bulky in person! It came out with the I-shaped cleavage I was most looking forward to and wanted, so the more I look at it, the more insanely satisfied I am lol It really feels like the director shaped it while considering my shoulders and arm lines exactly. Seriously, my second father,,,,

Before surgery, I thought a lot about transaxillary incision versus inframammary incision.. In the end, transaxillary! Rather than the incision site itself being the important thing, the director’s skill and every part of the aftercare provided by the hospital were important. I had the surgery trusting only the director, and DA really takes good care of aftercare too. Maybe because I also worked hard to take care of myself, my scars currently aren’t extremely severe. I do notice them a little when I lift my arms, but I think they’ll get better with time. The feel is also soft and squishy, just as I expected, and I hope 6 months, 1 year, and my whole life pass without problems just like now haha

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