Motiva 1 Month) It Turned Out So Safe That I Can Recommend It to My Family♡

Before & After Photos

It's been a month since my breast surgery!! I had surgery with Dr. Kim Ju-won at Melon! ▶ Rib cage size 68cm, ▶ Motiva + inframammary incision ▶ 340cc on both sides. I was born with breasts that resembled my father's, so I've always had a complex about my breasts...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ. But it was a major surgery and I had a strong perception that it would be painful. But a friend of mine who had it done here turned out so well and the surgery went so well without any pain, so I plucked up the courage to get a consultation. Actually, I went to another place first to compare, and I'm glad I did. Because I realized that Melon is the best... (Two of my friends had it done here after seeing my breasts... My friend and I call Dr. Ju-won our second mother, haha). First of all, my second mother took my body shape and the fact that I don't have much fat (I'm a fitness enthusiast) into consideration when she consulted me. She gave me a completely convincing consultation on which implant and which method of surgery would give me the most natural and beautiful results. ▶ Everyone probably looks at the doctor's background, and Dr. Kim Ju-won has a long career at a major hospital and is also a specialist in breast reconstruction. This also gave me a lot of confidence. We want safety as well as beauty. I want to be able to keep it with me for a long time like my own body. I've seen side effects of not only breasts but also noses around me. I knew how much they were suffering, so I wanted a place that was beautiful and safe. And in terms of the sleep anesthesia, I'm very scared, but this was the first place I've seen that takes such good care of you. They did an EKG before the surgery and my pulse rate was a little irregular (just that day...). The anesthesiologist consulted me directly and I even went to the hospital later to get a checkup and get a confirmation that I was okay before proceeding. That's how trustworthy they were. Everything was done meticulously and safely. I had sleep anesthesia once before, and when I woke up from the anesthesia, I felt terrible and kept feeling cold. But this time, I realized that it was a difference in technique. I felt a little cold and thought, 'Oh, my stomach feels a little bad?' but it went away right away?? And most of all, haha, I won the pain-free lottery. I wasn't in so much pain that I actually shouldn't have, but I got up by pushing myself up with my hands on the bed, and then I felt a little pain, but after that I hardly felt any pain. Honestly, I think 'heavy' is more accurate than 'painful'. I thought it would hurt, so I stayed in the hospital for a day (everyone, Melon's hospital room is like a hotel... I felt like I was on a staycation, haha). I wasn't in pain and I was so excited that I had breasts that I stayed up late and didn't sleep, haha. I was so excited that I watched TV until 2am and then went to sleep. I was so surprised that I wasn't in pain that I asked the nurse if everyone was like that. But some people are in pain. It seems to be a little different for each person, but my friends were all pain-free. And most of all, I hardly had any bruising. Only the area around the surgery was slightly bruised. It's been a month now, and I can do most movements except for using my chest muscles because I have to do Pilates. It's so comfortable now, and most of all, the shape is just so pretty.