I’m 165 cm tall, which is average for a woman, and I have a slim body type at 50 kg. My rib cage measured 68 cm. My body isn’t the kind with exaggerated curves where everything is especially defined; I just had a small chest that made me feel a bit discouraged, so I got the surgery to add a little confidence. Some people may go big and voluminous since they’re getting it done anyway, but I figured there are also people like me who want natural-looking breast augmentation, so I’m writing part 3 of my Motiva breast augmentation review.
My surgical plan was to have natural-looking breasts around a full B cup, but since there’s a possibility that the size can look slightly smaller after surgery, I did a fitting and discussed it with Dr. Kwon Jung-woo at Thank You, and the conclusion was to put in 300 cc / 285 cc. I had slight breast asymmetry, so those sizes were chosen to balance that out. Maybe because my frame is slimmer than expected, I could wear a C cup too. But the C cup sits slightly loose when I wear it lol. So the conclusion is that it’s better to wear a B cup that fits full. Bras show more when you bend over even if they are only slightly loose
I chose Motiva because I heard it is advantageous for shaping a U-shaped upper pole and lower fullness in people without much existing breast tissue, and that it is safer regarding capsular contracture. But you can choose the implant according to your preference. Also, since I wanted a faster recovery, I did the inframammary fold incision. From the front, the incision scar isn’t visible, and the scar turned white quickly, so it’s less noticeable than I expected. I’m satisfied!! If you have a similar aesthetic preference to mine, I really hope you get a consultation with Dr. Kwon Jung-woo... He’s genuinely kind and good at surgery!