Motiva Preserve Breast Augmentation, 2-Month Review

I organized the things people are most curious about when it comes to breast surgery based on my own experience! 1) My biggest concern before surgery. My breasts were not especially small to begin with, about a full A to B cup, but after giving birth and breastfeeding for more than a year, they changed a lot. It was not just that they got smaller, but they also started to sag and look more spread out. The fit of my clothes changed, and I felt low-key stressed every time I looked in the mirror, and I think my confidence dropped a bit too. 2) Why I decided to have surgery. I kept worrying about it on my own, then finally told my husband honestly. He actually asked why I had not said anything sooner and supported me, and from then on I started researching seriously. After consulting at several places, I decided on Motiva Preserve, and I chose the place where Director Song Sang-hoon personally performs the surgery. The consultation felt the most realistic and trustworthy. 3) Many people wonder about the pain. I had the surgery under sleep anesthesia, so I do not remember the procedure, and there was not much tension or fear. Afterward I just felt a pulling sensation, not something like extreme pain. I was able to go home and do housework and childcare that very same day. I wore the upper band for about a month; it felt a bit stuffy at first, but I got used to it later. 4) My current status at 2 months. What I am most satisfied with now is the shape. The spread-out feeling has been organized, and the line feels more gathered, so the fit of my clothes changed a lot. The size has settled at something like a full C to D, so overall my body shape looks different. The biggest change I feel is not just physical but honestly psychological. The biggest change is that I do not feel as shrunk inside as before, and I have gained more confidence in daily life and when wearing clothes. I am very satisfied, so I think it is a choice worth considering for people worried about sagging or shape after childbirth.