Here’s someone who had surgery with the problematic teardrop implants..

I’m writing this because I’m sure there are people like me. I originally planned to get Bellagel, but in the end I’m someone who had surgery with teardrop implants. To start with the conclusion, I’m still living with them in me, and so far there haven’t been any problems. The director who operated on me was definitely skilled. And the surgery itself also finished safely without any particular issues, but I really regretted changing the implant after all because the feel was so bad.. I chose shape over feel, but even now I still don’t know what the right answer was. Why didn’t I think of Motiva? Why did that doctor tell me on the day of surgery that Bellagel would definitely look very obvious, like bowls placed on my chest, and recommend teardrop implants instead of Bellagel? I still don’t really understand it. The surgical method was also changed completely, suddenly on the day itself, at the doctor’s recommendation.. Of course, I was the one who chose it. It feels like I was possessed by something when I think about it even now.... From the very first consultation, I was someone who said that feel was extremely important, rejected Motiva, and chose Bellagel, so how did I end up choosing teardrop implants that weren’t even under consideration at all? In the end it was my choice, so there’s nowhere to place blame, and even after several years have passed like this, I still regret the method... And the scar is also so stressful. And after only about 1-2 years, major problems broke out, so I really thought a lot about what I should do. If I had changed straight to Bellagel back then, Bellagel also had problems later, so I would have gone through serious emotional stress. In the end, I’ve been living for roughly 10 years now with the same teardrop implants inside me. Honestly, I really want to get something done, but real life is busy, I don’t have the courage to tell the person I’m currently seeing, and most of all.... the scar stresses me out so much that if I open it again and close it again, I feel like the scar will get worse....... I was too lazy with this community too, so I only signed up and just went straight to one place and had surgery. Honestly, I can’t really tell you to research thoroughly and go to lots of consultations. Even now I’m not good at going around to different clinics.. Still, I hope you think about what you truly want, what your desired aesthetic is, and what factors are genuinely important to you, rather than those methods that are trending these days, before getting surgery. For me, scars and feel were really important, so I still can’t understand why I made that choice. There may be people who had surgery with the same implants as me and have since had revision surgery, and I think there may also be people who still don’t have the courage and are living like me. I still don’t know what’s right, but... you’re not alone, so I hope reading my post gives you a little comfort.