Just because it’s expensive doesn’t mean it’s automatically a good surgery. Breast surgery …

It’s already been over four months since I had breast surgery, and during that time I’ve been lurking in this community, getting a lot of information about other procedures too, and then I caught myself eyeing other surgeries without realizing it;; It really made me feel all over again that you have to think carefully about plastic surgery. And there are still a lot of people looking into breast surgery~ so I thought the information I gathered by searching online and going to consultations myself might be even a little helpful to everyone, so I’m sharing what I know again! The photos are from after the four-month mark. The feel has softened really well now, and since I chose the large size I wanted, I’m really happy with it (I got 350cc implants). I think this is also thanks to choosing a size that fit my body type and not going even more overboard. Probably the thing you worry about most when getting breast surgery is choosing the implant, right? Motiva is obviously a good implant. But honestly, how many people in the world can pay around 10 million won right away.. To be honest, I’m also someone who has a principle of not using installment payments, so Motiva felt even more burdensome. But when I thought about it, if Mentor and Sebbin were really such bad implants, why would plastic surgery clinics let you consult about them together with Motiva? That made me wonder. In reality, most clinics tend to strongly recommend Motiva.. But I really wanted to go with what I wanted rather than the implant the clinic was pushing. So I was drawn to places that carefully assessed my body type, degree of sagging, and bone structure, then recommended a size and implant. Seriously.. lol Just because something is expensive doesn’t mean it’s automatically good. That said, the saying “you get what you pay for” isn’t completely wrong either, so when you get consultations, make sure to check whether that clinic has a solid system for postoperative care and AS/warranty service. Even though I got Mentor Xtra, the fact that this place guarantees lifetime AS/warranty service and provides postoperative care was basically why I decided on it. Anyway, I’m satisfied with the size, feel, and shape now.. I’m doing well without any discomfort. I used to wear an A cup, and now I’m wearing a D cup. If there’s anything else you’re curious about, feel free to ask. I’ll answer everything as far as I know. A lot of people asked about the clinic before too, so I’ll just leave it public. I’m not going to answer questions already written in the post, so please read everything before asking