Tips for choosing a hospital from someone who had revision surgery due to rupture + current update review

Hi everyone! I stopped by after a long time. They say one well-done photo catches the heart much more than ten words, right? So I was wondering when to write another review, and I came fully prepared, thinking I should take and upload several photos lol. I wrote a lot in my last review, but to explain briefly again, I had revision surgery at MD because of a rupture (and I also increased the cc a lot). These days, I’m feeling a level of satisfaction day by day that I never felt after my first surgery haha Since I put in Motiva 500cc, I like that my full breasts show well even when I wear an ordinary bralette. As the weather got colder, I took out all the knits I wore last year, but now that my breasts are bigger, the knits actually looked too bulky,, Maybe because of that, these days I just have the mindset of enjoying my body, so I only enjoy wearing tight-fitting clothes lol When I’m just walking around near home, I sometimes go out with nipple patches on~ Right now, I have no discomfort, heaviness, or pain at all. Of course, if I walk a bit fast, I do feel them moving up and down, but if I hated that.. I wouldn’t have gotten large breast surgery, right??? I’m just enjoying that too lol Before revision.. the size was smaller than now (380cc), and the shape wasn’t pretty either ^^,, For reference, the rupture was found at only one breast-specialized hospital,, These are breasts with a scary story where it could have been a big problem if I had surgery without knowing that, but~ now I’ve succeeded perfectly in getting the breasts I wanted, so I’m going to think of it as the past and bury it. I also wrote down a few tips for everyone looking into surgery, so I’ll list them and end the review!! *Tips for choosing a hospital, regardless of revision or first surgery -Whether there is a director who reads ultrasounds accurately (at the place where I had revision surgery, both directors were breast specialists, and there was also a separate doctor who did ultrasounds) -Whether they guarantee lifetime aftercare/AS (breasts can have problems at any time,, some places only guarantee 1 year, and for those places I think, why bother? haha) -Whether it is a breast-specialized hospital!!!! (This is so x40 important.. Please don’t do it at a place that does a bit of everything Please go to a place with more than 20 years of experience specifically in breasts) I don’t know who will read this, but I think it may help someone, so I wrote a three-line summary of useful hospital-selection tips (I say three lines, but it is slightly long,, ^^). I hope you use it as reference, and I hope everyone gets breasts safely and beautifully! Fighting this winter too!!!!!