Revision from Motiva to Mentor because of the feel?

Is anyone here considering revising from Motiva to Mentor because of the feel? Please take a look at my review, because I have already been one year since my revision ☺️ Before surgery, even with a bra on, the implants were very obvious and the upper fullness was severe. It was worse on the right, so I ended up with asymmetrical breasts that I did not have before surgery. What I hated most was the intense foreign-body sensation whenever I moved, especially the animation deformity when lying down—it was creepy to the point of being frightening. Even when someone touched me, the implants were obvious, haha. Now I live very comfortably without any of that. Once I stopped worrying about my breasts, I gained confidence in my body, worked out hard, and put on a little weight, lol. I was told my breasts could spread apart because of my body shape, so I still wear a bra at home. At first it was frustrating because I could not go braless, but now I actually feel strange when I am not wearing one, haha. People really do adapt. Everyone is curious about the feel, right? They were already somewhat soft and springy at first, so I was satisfied, but as I approached the one-year mark recently, the feel became amazingly good. They became even softer, to the point that I was amazed myself. If you still feel firmness or are worried that the tissue is not loosening, wait a little longer. At some point with time, they really do soften until they feel like your own flesh. I have only written positive things, but do not forget to make any surgical decision carefully.. This is my experience after revision, lol. Fortunately, I met a good surgeon and am living happily~~~☀️ Finally, here are the basic details: Mentor Xtra 295, inframammary incision, dual plane, 166 cm / 44 kg / breast width 11.5.