6 Months Post-Op! ★Cohesive Gel Smooth 300cc★

I heard that around 6 months is when things feel natural enough that you can forget you even had breast surgery, and honestly, I really have been living without thinking about the surgery anymore. Even up until the time I had surgery, I kept wondering when they would look more natural and had a lot of worries, but the surgery turned out so satisfyingly well that I’m living with gratitude. For women, breast size;; really seems like something you can’t ignore. The looks I never experienced when I was flat-chested.. There really were all kinds of situations over these 6 months haha I had so much confidence in myself that you could almost call it pride haha When I see myself strongly recommending breast surgery to my friends around me, even I get surprised;; haha It’s like I’ve become a breast surgery evangelist, saying “You should do it too~”,, Well, honestly.. it’s easy to say, but deciding to actually have surgery is not easy. But after the surgery was successful and I got used to daily life, the fact that I had surgery started to feel so far away that I forgot about it... I think it’s good haha I’m 171 cm tall, so I’m on the taller side.. Before breast surgery, I was just tall.. I felt kind of like a stick.. and didn’t have much femininity, but after surgery, since my breast size is larger, the overall proportions definitely look balanced, and I feel like I have a sexier vibe too.. Since I’m tall, I think there’s a bit more of a synergy effect? haha;; The size is 300cc, and I’m wearing 80D cup underwear. Since I got smooth implants, I heard from many places that massage and aftercare are important, so I don’t think I neglected the care. I like the feel and shape too.. Especially the teardrop shape, it really seems to have become a teardrop shape, so I’m just amazed lol And as time passes, it definitely feels natural even when lying down, and it’s fascinating because it feels like my original breasts.. lol For those who were curious about what the condition is like 6 months after breast surgery, I think this can be a reference^^