Review of my breast surgery with Mentor Xtra through an axillary incision

Before surgery, I had almost no volume, and my lower breasts looked saggy, which was really stressful. People who want a thin, slender body type..? might think that looks good, but my ideal is more of a glamorous body, with volume where it should be and a slim waist where it should be slim. So I wore a full A-cup bra and tried somehow to make it look like I had volume, but.. as you can see in the photos, when I wore fitted T-shirts, there was no way around the bra cups looking empty lol So that’s why I decided to get breast surgery. The hospital I went to was near Sinsa Station, and from the reviews, the breast shape looked pretty, and more than anything, the consultation reviews were good, so I got curious and went in for a consultation. I wanted large breasts with a lot of volume, so during the consultation, I asked them to make them as big as possible, as much as my body would allow. The director checked the safe range and the size that would suit my body and look pretty, and told me Mentor Xtra 370 cc would be good. Actually, I liked that I could comfortably talk about the surgery with a director who understood that I wanted large breasts, and I also liked that he didn’t push a particular implant or size, so I could really choose what I wanted! But the thing I thought about so much, for a long time, was the incision site If I did an inframammary incision, the recovery period seemed shorter.. but having an obvious scar on my body felt burdensome too I really wanted it done so it wouldn’t show (because I thought I’d feel really embarrassed at a swimming pool or in situations where I had to show my body..) so I thought a lot about the incision site, and in the end I chose an axillary incision. They also said they would operate with a minimal incision, and looking at the reviews, it seemed like the hospital already does a lot of axillary-incision cases, so I think that’s why I was able to choose it. When I actually look at it, the scar length is around 3 cm..? With laser treatment or a bandage on it, it was okay. As time passes, it’s healing more and more cleanly. At first, my arms felt heavy and stiff, but after the second week, I had no problem moving them. Sometimes on days when I wasn’t feeling well, I felt a tingling pain, but I just thought of it as a sign that the nerves were coming back. It’s now been a little over a month since my breast surgery, and I have no problems returning to daily life. I’m satisfied because I’m going through the recovery process healthily.. without any issues. Even now, when I touch them, the feel is starting to become firm and elastic, so I’m looking forward to what comes next As more time passes, the feel will soften a lot more than now, right?