Motiva breast augmentation review

I had the surgery at Note, and I told the doctor many times to make it natural. The doctor said okay too, and put Motiva 260 in one side and 360 in the other. They said they didn't know exactly how much would fit on one side, and would decide after looking in the operating room. At first I was really satisfied and thought the shape was pretty, but as time went on my breasts started to feel too big for me. And Motiva already felt a bit firm during consultation, but I still chose it because it was recommended to me as the better option. But honestly it felt so hard, like there were stones inside. It hurt even when I pressed on my breasts... I really wanted them out. They cut the muscle and placed it under the muscle because they said that would look more natural, so that's what I did. But every time I moved my arms, that cut muscle moved too, and the shape of my breasts looked strange. Was that an animation effect... It wasn't very visible from the outside, but I could feel it very clearly, and the foreign-body sensation was really severe. I really, really regretted it. And the biggest problem was the breast shape. The nipples were too far from the inframammary fold. It didn't seem like bottoming out, but as time passed I couldn't tell whether the implant had dropped or the tissue had sagged, but the nipples were facing upward and the inframammary fold was way too low, so the shape looked really strange. I trusted Director Kwon a lot and seriously thought of him as a god-level surgeon, so I was so upset that it turned out like this. But this might not have been caused by Director Kwon. I had the surgery through an axillary incision, and while the scar itself is short, it sits slightly sunken compared with the surrounding skin, so it looks depressed and stands out a lot. And I thought that if I had breast surgery I would feel more confident, right? But even if the breasts are big, they're fake anyway, so I wanted to keep hiding the fact that I had surgery, and I didn't become confident at all.. It didn't cost little money either, so I really regret it a lot. Still, if I had to choose again, I'd recommend Mentor.