I had breast surgery with Motiva, but about a year later one side gradually became hard and capsular contracture developed. It felt strange to the touch and the shape looked distorted, so the stress was insane.
When I went to the hospital, they said it really was capsular contracture and recommended replacing the implant. This time I wanted to switch to something other than Motiva, and I heard Mentor Boost has a strong capsule structure and a lower chance of contracture.
Since it was revision surgery, I was very worried, but the operation was done by removing the Motiva implant and replacing it with Mentor Boost. It has been a little over a month since the revision, and the feel is much softer than when I had Motiva before. It feels natural to the touch, and it no longer gets hard like before.
The shape is also settled more roundly than before. I was really stressed because of the contracture, so I hope this time it goes smoothly without that happening. Since they say Mentor Boost has a low contracture rate, I'm trusting that. I'm writing this for anyone who had contracture after Motiva. If you're thinking about revision surgery, definitely look into Mentor Boost.