Mentor Xtra (Queen Wave) Breast Augmentation Story: No More Nubra for Photo Shoots, and No More Hives

"I'm Mu-Mu, I'm 28, and I'm a photo model. I started modeling at 18, and from then on I felt I needed to refine my body: building definition, staying in shape, and I always wanted nicer breasts. Shoots require Nubra stick-on bras, but whenever I wear one I get severe hives, and I had to wear them for work, which was a big problem. On top of that, with anime and livestreaming shaping beauty standards, I felt my upper chest needed more fullness, so I decided on breast augmentation..."

I tried breast-enhancing supplements and found they only treat the symptoms

I once took collagen supplements, which were very expensive. After a round I thought I might feel something, but it didn't seem to make much difference, and I'd have to buy more every month. It felt like a placebo, like eating chocolate on your period: it might help, but maybe not. It doesn't solve the root problem. I'd also seen lots of celebrities and influencers share their breast-enhancement experiences, but in the end I realized genes matter more, so I felt going straight to breast augmentation surgery was best.

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A clear, transparent consultation: NAISS CLINIC is trustworthy

I wanted a clinic that truly suited me and offered real assurance, and I asked several. The attitude during the consultation matters a lot to me. The manager I spoke with at NAISS addressed exactly what I liked and what I was worried about, and during the consultation I saw lots of clients coming and going, which made me feel NAISS CLINIC could be trusted.

Mentor Xtra (Queen Wave) has rave reviews: my favorite material after ten years of following it

I'd worried about breast augmentation looking unnatural. I'd seen a friend whose breasts spread outward afterward, and I was afraid mine would look like that, so I never dared try. But for 10 years I kept following breast augmentation news, and people said Mentor is a good material. After comparing everything, Queen Wave was my favorite.

I chose Mentor Xtra (Queen Wave) because it has consistently good reviews and few complaints. Even 70% of men who know nothing about breast augmentation have heard of Queen Wave, which means lots of people have had it, the reviews are good, and problems are rare. Also, Queen Wave's 12-year warranty is a pretty good length, and it feels exactly as soft as I wanted!

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Anxious early in recovery, but things improved after a month and I started looking forward to the results

Before surgery I watched lots of YouTube videos, like other people's stories and updates on implants, and asked people who'd had breast augmentation about their experience. Now it was finally my turn, and I was still a little nervous, but the doctor's manner made it all feel routine and not something to worry about~ Only after surgery did I learn I'm allergic to the anesthetic; I had a fever for 5 to 7 days, but the nurses kept checking on me and carefully helped me through it. Once the anesthetic wore off it hurt quite a bit, and follow-up visits were uncomfortable. When my breasts were still firm early on I was pretty anxious, but after about 1 to 2 months things gradually returned to normal, and I started looking forward to wearing clothes I'd always wanted to, trying more styles, and never needing Nubra again.

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Full marks for satisfaction! No regrets about my choice

I'm 3 months post-op and my satisfaction is 10! There were moments of worry and fear, since this was my first surgery, and recovery was harder for me than having COVID; I wouldn't want to go through it again. But since surgery my friends all think it turned out great and ask where I had it done. There's none of the outward spreading I worried about most, and I'm getting more and more modeling work, so I'm very happy.

I want to tell all women: if you really want breast augmentation, especially for work, don't let your family, friends or boyfriend sway you. Trust your own voice; you won't regret it!