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The advantages of Motiva Ergonomix

It’s been about two months since my breast surgery, and I feel like my tissue has softened up to some extent, so I’m posting a review~ As I wrote in the title, I had surgery with Motiva Ergonomix, and because my breasts were uneven, I got 290 cc on the left and 320 cc on the right. I had the surgery through the transaxillary approach. I don’t have photos of the armpit area, but I have quite a lot of wrinkles around my armpits, so doing it through the armpit actually made the scars unnoticeable, which was nice. I’m very thin, almost to the point that my ribs show, so I was really worried it would look obvious that I’d had surgery. But once you decide to get surgery, you want to go bigger, right? So I asked the doctor to give me the largest size possible~ For cup size, I asked for a D cup, and since my stats are 168 cm and 45 kg, they said I would look sufficiently like a D cup even without going into the mid-300 cc range. I realized something important here. Size matters, but what matters more is choosing an implant size that fits my body type, breast pocket, and rib cage size, you know? For about a month, I had to wear a compression bra, so I just thought, “It got bigger than before,” but once I reached two months, I measured the size too. Usually I wear a D cup, and during my period my breasts swell a bit, so I comfortably wear an E cup. And the reason I really think I did well choosing Motiva Ergonomix over other implants is the feel.. When choosing implants, the doctor helped me rank what I wanted most, and personally I felt Motiva Ergonomix had the best feel, so I chose it, and I think that was the right call~ For someone like me who didn’t have much breast tissue, if the feel is this good.. that says it all. Of course, the post-op care from the hospital probably played a role too, but in any case, size and implant choice are important, so I hope everyone pays attention to these points when choosing. For reference, I didn’t have much difficulty choosing a hospital. I got recommendations from friends around me who had surgery and did it at a clinic. There was only one doctor there who does breast surgery, Dr. Seo Il-beom, and above all, I knew he had over 20 years of experience. Since my friends around me had all done it there too, I think having that level of assurance helped me decide to go through with surgery.

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