Motiva 6 months post-op) A slight recommendation for a place that does great breast augmentation!💛
At 155 cm and 44 kg, my build is super small, and since I don't even have boobs, my body looked like, how should I put it, kind of like a stick..? Haha.
Just because you have a skinny body type doesn't mean you look slim and delicate. It's a huge stress~~
But I'm scared to have surgery again.
They say you need to have a certain amount of fat for the results to look natural.
I was afraid it would look completely stiff and unnatural.
I really had nothing at all, so I felt like I needed to go to a truly top-tier place that is good at breast augmentation.
I feel like I searched through literally every single community and app, eagerly reading reviews to gather information until my eyes popped out.
To start with the conclusion, it seems like a success.
I'm at the six-month mark now, and around this time, both the shape and the texture are settling in almost completely.
I'm leaving this because I figured I can trust it enough to write a review!
I went to see Director Jung Mi-sun at Nana Plastic Surgery, and she gave very straightforward and realistic consultations.
I hate it when people give false hope about things that won't happen and beat around the bush.
I liked that you told me the facts straight about what works and what doesn't. Your personality is a bit straightforward and refreshing.
If you prefer a doctor who is straightforward and refreshing rather than a stuffy and soft-spoken one, you'll probably like them.
And it had a lot of reviews and was pretty.
I got Motiva implants, and since there was a slight asymmetry, I used 285cc on the right and 265cc on the left.
I just trusted the director and went with what was recommended, and I really love the line.
Honestly, since I have a small build, I was really worried that it would look obvious I had plastic surgery, ugh/ㅠㅠ
I was worried it would make my chest look too prominent or cause too much upper fullness,
Honestly, for the first week or so, it feels like all you can see is the swelling, haha.
When you take your clothes off, they really have a huge presence... But hey, if you wear baggy clothes, it gets covered up, and since we wear clothes outside anyway, whatever....
Anyway, it seemed like most of the major swelling went down after about a month.
The upper fullness also comes down a lot over time and becomes natural, and up to a month and a half?? It's slightly noticeable that they're artificial,
This can't be helped, and time will heal it lol
Now at 6 months, almost all the worries I had in the beginning are definitely gone.
All the swelling is gone, the upper fullness has come down, and now both the shape and feel are very natural haha
I was really worried about the armpit scar too, but now it's at a point where you have to raise your arm and look closely to see it.
I think from about 4 months on, it faded a lot so I pretty much lived without paying attention to it.
People with a short and thin body type like me who have no assets at all must worry a lot about surgery
Compare and research really thoroughly here and there. If I have my own tip for finding a good breast augmentation clinic...
Don't just go somewhere cheap just because they have lots of events and discounts and end up regretting it... (I ruined another surgery doing that, damn it)
If you have any further questions or want more information, please leave a comment.
⭐ Source: Naver Café ‘Hospital Footwork Encyclopedia’
