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Breast Surgery Reviews

2 weeks since my small chest surgery!! (Motiva, areolar lift)

2 weeks since my small chest surgery>< Three years ago I lost 18 kg through extreme dieting and my upper chest disappeared, so my breasts looked way too saggy and it stressed me out so much.. especially every time I went to the bathhouse or the pool, my self-esteem would get crushed, so I decided to have surgery I didn’t go clinic-hunting around in person, and I made a reservation right away after a consultation based on a recommendation from a nurse friend who works in the operating room + an aunt’s recommendation At first I went in thinking about only an areolar lift, not augmentation, but the nurse in charge of the lift kept worrying about scars like a mother and said, “You’re still young, but if you do an areolar lift, a vertical scar will remain, so I really don’t recommend it. You want to fill out the upper chest, and that can be done beautifully enough with implants.” So I said, “Then I’ll get consulted about implants too,” and had a consultation with the doctor in charge of augmentation She’s blunt, but she answered everything when I asked, and I just trusted her! After the doctor consultation, I talked with the manager, and because Motiva has free replacement for up to 10 years if there are side effects, you don’t have to wear a corrective bra, and post-op care seemed systematic, I booked right away I said I wanted to naturally become a full B to C cup, and had 300 cc placed on each side through an inframammary incision (dual plane) The surgery was done under general anesthesia, and after the operation I stayed in the recovery room for about two hours, then felt fine and took a taxi home alone (the recovery room nurses were really kind and I was moved.. when I said I was cold, they turned on a fan heater? and kept coming over to check whether I was feeling less cold, and they walked with me when I had to move around too) After the surgery I had a pain-control pump for about two days, but maybe because of that I seriously didn’t feel any pain at all (I looked it up and apparently being pain-free like that is really lucky, so I felt amazing) The only hard part was the itching from the tape After the stitches came out at week 1, the itching definitely went away, and at that follow-up the doctor said to keep putting tape on to prevent the areolar lift area from opening again, so I’m diligently doing that The inframammary incision scar is hidden by the breast, so unless I lift my breasts up, it’s completely invisible Being in my 20s but having granny boobs stressed me out so much, but now that the upper chest is filled in, doesn’t it finally look like breasts appropriate for my age..? So satisfied

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