[Breast Enlargement] I think there is definitely a difference in breast surgery, but what does it look like to the public??

To be honest, it's not easy to write about my breasts while uploading my breasts. But I'm thinking that I should live with more confidence in the future as I had surgery while uploading my own money, so have courage and post it! My height is 160 kg and my weight is 52 kg, which is a very normal spec. It's not that I didn't have breasts at all, but it's still vague enough to be called glamorous. I wanted to build a body in earnest, so I started looking into breast surgery while dieting from the beginning of this year. Since I was still dieting, I started looking into breast surgery. When I went there, I was still losing weight and asked if it was okay, and they said it would be okay as long as I didn't lose more than 10 kg, but I didn't want to be completely bone-dry and just wanted to lose some weight, so I had the surgery right away. Should I have the surgery with Motiva? But I backed off when the amount was over a thousand units... hahaha I got the surgery at this hospital because I thought the men's cost was just right for me. I was unmarried so I was debating whether to get a base ablation or a arm joint, but I ended up getting a base ablation considering the pain and recovery. I think I did really well. They say there is a kebab for recovery, but if you do it with your arm joints, it's hard to pull your arm to open and close the door. I didn't have that, and I was really careful for a day or two after the surgery, but from the third day on, I couldn't do the basic daily routine of preparing meals and washing dishes by myself. I've done it all. The hospital has an anti-adhesion agent, so I bought it separately and used it. I'm much more satisfied now than when I vaguely had breasts, so I'm brave enough to post a review. Honestly, they say you have to wait a year for breasts, so I'm still watching the texture and shape change. I'm pretty satisfied with my current size, but I don't plan on becoming too complacent! Still, I am relieved to hear that the hospital will take care of it for the rest of my life. I hope that those who recognize breasts will do well and make careful decisions about surgery.