Hehe, the reason I like experienced directors is that they definitely have a lot of surgical experience. And the second thing I look at is reviews.. For breasts too, the shape in the reviews was really pretty. And lastly, rather than whether the consultation is short or long, I try to see that person's mindset when operating. Whether they still do it through the armpit incision even if it's hard for them, for the patient's sake, or whether they roughly try to finish quickly with an inframammary incision. In that respect, the director who operated on me had a short consultation, but I liked him. And the third thing I look at is whether they specialize only in that surgery. Doctors aren't geniuses either, so they can't be good at everything. It's been a long time since I had surgery for sagging breasts with Motiva, and at that time the price wasn't this high, so I got it done affordably. I did it because they said side effects like capsular contracture, rippling, and rupture were the least common. Even when I go for regular checkups, I'm doing well without any major issues.
Whatever the surgery is, I think you really should only do it if your complex is severe. They say side effects are low, but they do exist, and there are many cases where people just follow others after seeing reviews and regret it, so I hope everyone decides carefully.
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