My breast surgery went wrong, so I had revision and successfully reduced the size beautifully

I’m entering my 3rd month after breast revision surgery. I was a bit of an unusual(?) case, so after surgery I had been wearing a bolero continuously, and I’m finally free from the bolero, so I’m writing a review. First, to share my specs: 160 cm / 58 kg / breast pocket 12.5 / First surgery Motiva right 400 / left 340 Current Motiva right 320 left 230 First of all, when I had my first surgery, the size was way too big for me, made my frame look bulky, and the bottoming out was really severe, so I was very stressed because of that. You can tell from the pre-op photo, it looked too big and saggy And it wasn’t capsular contracture, but the asymmetry in shape on both sides was also severe, and I ended up with a Y-shaped cleavage that looked obviously surgical When I had the consultation at the first hospital, I said I wanted a natural look, but the director recommended the 400 cc range almost coercively, saying I’d regret it if I went small. The result was extremely, extremely, extremely, extremely unsatisfactory No matter what clothes I wore, I looked bulky and only my chest stood out, so it was really stressful People say bigger is always better, but I think increasing moderately is best. Anyway, so 2 years after my first surgery, I had revision surgery, and the photos are from recently, around the 3-month mark. I used to wear Vivien bra size 75G or F, but now I’m Calvin 36D! I’m moved My weight is the same after surgery, but everyone asks if I lost weight. I guess changing the breast size or shape to suit my body type makes me look slimmer? The pink dress is something I bought to wear at the beach on vacation this time. In the past, it was a style I couldn’t wear because it made my frame look big and made me look fat, but these days I wear it as much as I want. Everyone, don’t go to a factory-style place... Have surgery somewhere where the director really assesses your body type well and gives detailed consultations. That way you won’t end up having revision surgery like me It’s an expensive surgery, so revision is a no-no. Oh, and what I really wanted to write about in this review is the scar, you know? After my first surgery, my scar was really severe, it looked like I had been cut up, so I couldn’t wear sleeveless tops... But after the revision, the scar is really shorter and clean, so I like it so much Just looking at the photo, it’s clearly clean, right? It’s still gradually fading now, so I’m really so moved. Since it was done from transaxillary incision to transaxillary incision, I worried, wouldn’t the armpit scar get worse... But I’m totally moved.