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Breast Surgery Reviews

A footwork review for breast surgery to commemorate my savings account maturity*__*... thoughts…

I thought that if there was a place I felt drawn to, I would even finish booking it the same day, but more people said it is better to choose carefully and not book on the same day, so this is a review from someone who only went for consultations.. I didn't take especially detailed notes, so I'll write down what I remember bit by bit!!

Reference: height 160, weight 50, rib cage 71, extremely thin upper body type

ㅇㅇ: Had a consultation with the director. I knew they specialized in transaxillary incision before going. They did an ultrasound first, then proceeded with the consultation. The director explained things softly, calmly, and well. Felt like a director with long experience. They said they use an endoscope 100% for transaxillary incision. Both Mentor Xtra and Motiva are possible. Transaxillary incision 320~335 cc. The consultant was on the kind side, but it was not particularly impressive to the point that I thought I absolutely had to do it here; it felt like she explained everything that needed to be explained. Scar care starts from 6 months, and aftercare visits start 3 weeks later, every 2 weeks for 3 months. I don't remember the details.. AS is once for life.

ㄱㄹ: A place with one director; it is a breast surgery clinic. With the director, I briefly had my tissue quality checked, actual measurements taken, and received a diagnosis. Both Motiva and Mentor Xtra are possible. Inframammary fold incision, cc is 300 cc. I had an additional consultation with the consultant. She explained even things other places did not explain, so I learned a lot of things I had not known, which was good. Usually they only emphasize the satisfaction and advantages after surgery and do not talk much about the downsides or difficult parts, but the consultant here said she had breast surgery herself and spoke honestly from the perspective of someone who actually had breast augmentation. I liked that so much. One year of aftercare is included as standard, with more added afterward if needed. They also have several CAPS devices and said they provide a lot of good tactile-feel management. AS is once for life.

ㄴㅌ: There are 2 directors, and I had a consultation with the head director. The doctor's consultation felt kind of standard? He explained like a professor and had a gentle style. There was a full-length mirror in the room, and I tried on implants there together and got a diagnosis. Both Motiva and Mentor Xtra are possible. Transaxillary incision 315 cc. But the director said 315 would probably be fine, while the consultant said I would 100% regret it if I did 315 and recommended 340 more, then changed it and guided me with that.. I was flustered. Aren't you supposed to go with the doctor's diagnosis? What is this, I thought. Other aftercare and things like that are all written on an information card. Care until 6 weeks, and after that scar care can be done for 1 year, but limited to once every two months. AS is once for life.

I went in after roughly deciding on the implants. I had no thoughts of Sebbin at all, and during the first consultation with the consultant I said I wanted either Motiva or Mentor Xtra. So the directors diagnosed me based on that! They each took actual measurements, but some places told me and some places did not. It seems like they do not necessarily tell you everything just because they took actual measurements. Also, as I went around, I got hungry and thirsty, so I wished I had left a little more time in between, gone to a cafe, eaten something, and then continued For everyone going to 2 or more places, I really recommend leaving time to eat something in between I was in trouble because I was hungry, phew

After I decide on the hospital and have surgery, I will come write another post in the post-op review section then! Everyone, let's hang in there..

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