I had breast revision surgery with Motiva! It’s been a little over a month now, about 5 weeks…

I had revision surgery with 335cc Motiva implants through an underarm incision. My underbust circumference is 65, and I have a small frame. This was my third surgery. I knew I was going to have revision surgery someday, but I kept only thinking, “When should I do it…” Then last year, after the premium implant called Motiva came out, I started making concrete surgical plans. 6 years ago and 5 years ago, I had surgery with round-type 275cc implants. After my first surgery, I had very severe capsular contracture, and even after changing the implants from smooth to textured and having revision surgery, for some reason the feel was unnatural, and the upper fullness on the left side got worse over time. The inframammary fold height was also different on both sides. I was so embarrassed that I couldn’t even go to a public bathhouse.. Since this was my third revision surgery, I was really careful. Of course, I went to a few other hospitals too, but other hospitals said that these days most surgeries are done through the inframammary fold. Among the hospitals I consulted with, there was only one director who could operate through an underarm incision using an endoscope and even cleanly remove the capsule. You’ll know just by getting a consultation. After surgery, I also saw photos of the huge capsule that had been surrounding my previous implants, and I felt so relieved. I’m truly grateful to the director who worked so hard. Personally, the thing I consider most important in breast surgery is the feel. When I touch the breasts of friends who had surgery recently, they do feel natural, but still, they can’t match Motiva. The feel is still improving even now, but how should I describe it, a natural, soft, gently swaying feeling? Anyway, lastly, I’m truly grateful to the director who performed my surgery~!! I’ll show the post-op photos first. Below are from when I had round implants before the Motiva revision surgery