3 useful tips to keep in mind when looking into breast surgery + revision surgery...

I’ll share an update on how I’m doing after having Mens implants for 12 years -> rupture ^^ -> settling in well after revision surgery with Motiva Breast surgery isn’t an easy procedure, and there are so~ many clinics that it’s naturally hard when you’re researching... As someone who even went through revision surgery, I visited several clinics in person, and if I include the clinics I researched online too, there were so many.. so I thought my experience might be helpful and wanted to write this! So, to organize it simply and clearly by number: 1. Look for a clinic specializing in breast plastic surgery and a breast surgery department. 2. Choose a place with a variety of equipment so you can receive systematic aftercare. 3. Choose a clinic where the AS period is not 1 or 2 years, but lifetime. Leaving everything else aside, I think if you choose based on just these 3 things, you’re more than halfway to success lol During my first surgery, I didn’t choose properly based on these, so I just lived being only somewhat satisfied. By satisfied.. I mean, since I was originally completely flat and they did get bigger.. relatively speaking ^^;; My original first-surgery size was 350 cc, and for the revision surgery I got 315 and 335 cc. Even though the revision surgery used smaller sizes, the asymmetrical shape became perfectly balanced, and now that it’s been well over half a year since the revision, they’re just so natural that they feel like my own breasts these days haha Honestly, revision surgery feels like a big burden. Lying on the operating table again is a lot to take on, so I really hope everyone here who is looking into revision surgery like me researches properly before getting it done. I got my surgery at MD because I felt it met all 3 of those criteria. I think the priority is to set your own standards for anything and choose a clinic that fits them. For reference, if it’s been a long time since your surgery, everyone should definitely get checked at least once! I also found the rupture without any particular symptoms, and honestly.. I was really flustered at first. I really think getting regular checkups is extremely important. (Or getting surgery at a breast surgery clinic from the start is also a good option, because general plastic surgery clinics sometimes tell you to go get checked at a nearby internal medicine clinic or somewhere else. But at a breast surgery clinic, the ultrasound doctor also checks everything carefully, so I could just go back to the clinic where I had surgery, and it was convenient) It’s nice to get surgery and become prettier, but above all, health comes first! Let’s all take good care of our own bodies!!! Everyone, ultrasound checkup once a year. Definitely!! Got it?!