When I had my first surgery, I was left with a lot of disappointment about the shape and size, especially because of the upper fullness. I also wanted to make the size a little bigger, and above all I wanted a more natural UU line, so I decided to go ahead with revision surgery.
When I went to consult with [Doctor A] at [Clinic A], after looking at my breasts he said that I wasn't someone with very severe asymmetry to begin with, but it seemed like the implant sizes had been inserted differently in the first surgery and that was probably the problem. This time we matched the size and aimed for a little more volume, so I decided on Motiva Demi Type 380cc.
Honestly, I had seen a lot of things saying revision surgery hurts more, is harder... so I was very worried. But the doctor reassured me a lot, and in actual recovery the process was similar to my first surgery, so I felt relieved. The most surprising thing was that there was no upper fullness right after surgery. Usually even swelling can make it look a little raised, but this time from the very beginning it was close to the look I wanted, and that was the most satisfying part.
It's been 1 month now, and there is still a slightly firm feeling. But since I know that will improve over time, I'm planning to wait a little patiently. If you're worried about your breasts, especially if it's a revision surgery, I think it would be a good idea to get a consultation with [Clinic A], where they take a very meticulous look~