I’ve put my flat-chested past behind me (A -> C+~D cup) It’s been 2 months since I had breast surgery with Motiva by the director at the clinic! I was the same, but everyone has a lot to worry about before deciding on breast surgery, like implants, size, and incision site. Among these, as someone who worried the moooost about the incision site, I’m writing a few lines because I thought this might help everyone. First of all, I usually wear camisoles + loose clothes often. Even when it’s not summer, I often wear camisoles comfortably at home. Maybe that’s why, when everyone thought, “If you’re unmarried and it’s your first surgery, isn’t transaxillary the obvious choice?” I was sensitive about scars, so a transaxillary incision felt way too burdensome. When I went for the consultation, I honestly told the director what I was feeling, and the director explained in detail how it would look when an implant was placed through a transaxillary incision versus through an inframammary incision. Since it was the director personally explaining my body, not someone else, it was easier to understand, and I think that was when I became more certain that an inframammary incision suited my body better than a transaxillary incision. I also felt that an inframammary incision would be safer than a transaxillary one! I’ve been getting scar treatment consistently, and compared with the early post-op period, I can see it gradually becoming lighter. I’m also consistently doing the Caps treatment provided by the clinic, and when I go for follow-ups, they teach me how to massage, so I don’t think it has been too difficult to manage on my own. Oh, as for the implants, honestly, I didn’t know much and as soon as I went to the consultation I said, “I’ll do Motiva!” but the director told me it wasn’t too late to touch and compare each implant before choosing. They explained everything directly while guiding me. To me, Motiva felt the most natural and pretty, so I chose it, but I recommend that everyone touch them directly and get surgery with the one that suits them best. In my case, the before-and-after difference is clear enough that everyone around me acknowledges it, so I think my satisfaction is even higher. I hope everyone chooses carefully like I did and that all of you succeed!
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