ㅇㅂㅇㅇ After examining by touch, they said it wasn’t capsular contracture and seemed like simple upper fullness in the shape. They said only the upper part could be removed a little without complete capsulectomy, using the same previous transaxillary incision, and just opening the lower pocket a little more to adjust the position should be enough. The price was under 10 million KRW.
ㅇㄷ They said this degree counts as capsular contracture, so the entire capsule has to be removed and it has to be redone. Among the places I consulted, only this place diagnosed it as contracture, and only this place said the whole capsule had to be removed. The cost was around 14 million KRW. If I pushed back on anything, they seemed to get a bit visibly angry, so it was scary.
Busan ㅈㅅㅅ They said if I do revision surgery through the transaxillary incision, wouldn’t it rise up again like upper fullness? They said it should be done safely through an inframammary incision. They said the scar from an inframammary incision would be quite visible, and since I’m someone who had a transaxillary incision, I should think carefully. It somehow didn’t feel very professional. I didn’t like the consultation, so I don’t even remember the price.
ㅇㅂ Surgery They said they only use Motiva. They said for revision breast surgery, the best thing is not having contracture, so Motiva is advantageous. They said it can be done through the transaxillary incision, and that the crooked position can be corrected by opening the pocket a little more. The cost was 9 million KRW. It was a decent consultation.
bsㄷㅂㄷ They recommended an inframammary incision. They said that with a transaxillary incision, things like muscle repositioning probably wouldn’t be perfect. They said the current shape is odd because the muscle placement is somewhat incorrect, and if it’s redone through the transaxillary incision, wouldn’t complete correction be difficult? They said that because they are a plastic surgery clinic, they have precise techniques to make the scar not very noticeable. The cost was 12 million KRW. They did explain in detail, but I’m torn because I don’t know what the actual result would be like.