Changes in body shape, the effects of surgery or treatment, skin sensitivity—these are often problems that people have lived with for many years and have come to accept as part of their daily lives. When people start to put up with them, thinking, "It's always been like this," or "There's no point in changing it now," it becomes difficult for them to even voice their concerns.

We look at not only the body, but also the mind.

Clothing is not only something that comes into direct contact with the body, but it is also something that is very close to one's feelings. We believe that feelings such as not wanting to be seen by others or lacking confidence in one's own body are also part of a person's troubles. We ask not only about the size and shape, but also about the situations in which they are troubled and how they feel when they wear their clothes every day.

Instead of deciding on a correct answer, we'll explore it together.

Everyone's body and how they perceive things are different. I believe it's important to present several options, explaining the reasons behind them, and reviewing them together. Ultimately, the choice is always yours, and I believe that your sense of satisfaction is paramount.

Even if it's just a slight discomfort, or something you've endured for years, there's no need to blame yourself for pushing yourself too hard. Please feel free to contact us for advice.

Consult with a care concierge.