<My breasts.. roughly drew them haha>I’m currently a 75A cup, and I don’t know why, but they’re a bit saggy.. For sagging to happen, shouldn’t there have to be something there in the first place? haha.. It’s hard to explain in words, so I drew a picture too. It’s roughly like that.. I went around to five places for consultations, but I excluded 2 because I was considering whether I should also think about a lift because of the sagging. The reason is that I’m in my 20s, and a lift feels too burdensome, and the added cost too..
So I won’t write about all five places, just the three I’m considering!
ㅇㄷm The largest clinic among the ones I visited! I think it was almost 7 floors? Oh no, looking at the photo, it’s 8 floors. The number of floors was interesting, so I even took a photo. After checking in, I went into the changing room and changed into a gown. There, the consultation manager took photos of me. She took various angles, 45 degrees, 90 degrees. And to get the consultation, you move floors.. You ride the elevator wearing the gown. I ran into people coming for treatment and other hospital staff too. Since it was my first consultation, I felt a bit embarrassed The consultation started with the manager first, and she asked questions while going back over the things I had checked when I first registered. Then I met the director!! Somehow seeing Director ㅇㅅㄷ in person was fascinating. It felt almost like seeing a celebrity He started the consultation right away without adding unnecessary comments. The director wasn’t exactly unfriendly; he was the type to say only what needed to be said briefly and move on. He measured quickly, and the diagnosis came out quickly too I asked whether my breasts were sagging and whether I needed a lift. He grabbed and lifted the ㅇㄷ area, and it hurt a little...^^ But he said there was no need to go as far as a lift. He said the upper breast was hollowed out, so it would be good to do full Motiva. The size depends on what cup size I want, and I said I wanted a full C cup. At first, I was recommended 355 cc. But not the same on both sides; because I have asymmetry, I was recommended left 355/right 320. He said axillary incision, dual plane.
ㄱㄹ Not that animal place! The size was neither too small nor too big, and the order was check-in - changing - manager. I changed into a gown and immediately took photos first. They also took photos from various angles here Personally, one of the top two hospitals I was looking forward to! Every time I saw reviews, the breast shape looked natural and pretty, so I was drawn to it. Other hospitals had many photos taken wearing underwear, but this place had many photos showing the breast shape as it is. I didn’t understand the UU shape either, but after seeing the breasts here, I properly understood it The first consultation with the manager ended briefly, and then I met the director. We looked at the ultrasound together, and he also measured the size. The director held the tissue to test tissue quality too. It felt like he checked a lot of things. The director’s words were really short and concise, but I’m a too-much question-mark killer, so I kept asking questions At first, I was diagnosed with 285, but when I said I didn’t like it and wanted to put in something bigger, he talked about side effects and the UU shape. He was the first director to talk about side effects first, and he said a natural-looking shape is pretty; breasts that obviously look done are something the director dislikes. This was also the place where the manager stayed most in my memory among the hospitals I visited! After finishing the director’s consultation, I consulted with the manager again, and she explained side effects in detail. She also talked about scars and the probability of implant contracture while showing photos and data materials? things like that. They said the average incision site is about 2.7 cm! They also said they use mint thread? It was the first place that even told me about the suture thread for incision closure I was recommended Motiva Demi left 300/right 275 cc. Inframammary incision, dual plane.
ㅇㅇ This place was also quite large. Same thing: checked in, changed, and had a manager consultation. This route seems the same everywhere? But here they didn’t take photos. The last of the top two I had high expectations for! I look up a lot of reviews, and a lot of people said it was painless. I wondered if there was a special reason? After consulting with the director, my curiosity was resolved. He said they use an endoscope 100%, so they disturb the muscle as little as possible. But the director’s voice was so quiet that I think I repeated “Pardon? Pardon?” often Still, the director steadfastly explained everything to the end. They also did an ultrasound exam, but I think it ended in 5 seconds..? For implants, both Motiva and Mentor came up, and he emphasized that among people who had surgery with Motiva at their clinic, not one person had developed contracture. But everything is good here, except they push axillary incision too much While showing the difference between inframammary and axillary incision scars, he repeatedly said axillary leaves much less scarring. He said the incision size is 3 cm! They also give a compression bra camisole, but they said it’s all rented... How was it for everyone here who rented from this place? Since they said rental, it feels a bit like;; If I feel uneasy, I strongly get the feeling I’ll end up buying one with my own money. The size was probably left 300/right 285 Motiva Demi. Axillary incision, dual plane.
Because each place had different sizes and different incision sites, my concerns got deeper;; After thinking more about it, if I finally find a place I like, I’m planning to go back for another consultation, touch the implants again, and try fitting again. The common points of the three hospitals above seem to be that the directors have over 20 years of experience, they guarantee 1 lifetime AS service, and aftercare is well managed. There are many hospitals, but if anyone doesn’t know where to go, I recommend all three! I liked that after going this time, I learned a lot of information about breast surgery.