Augmentation Case · Motiva 360cc · Trans-axillary
Augmentation · Motiva 360cc
- Category
- Augmentation
- Implant
- Motiva
- Size
- 360cc
- Incision
- Trans-axillary
- Post-operative Course
- 5 months post-op
* Photographs shown are cases performed at our clinic. Results vary by individual and are not guaranteed.
Chief Complaint
The patient presented with volume deficiency and mild ptosis, seeking breast augmentation.
Procedure
Motiva 360cc bilateral, trans-axillary incision (axillary approach).
Post-operative Course
Operated by Dr. Junghyun Nam (Director). Procedure and post-operative management were thoroughly explained prior to surgery.
At 5 months post-op, the axillary incision scar was inconspicuous and the course was favorable. Post-operative management, including undergarment selection, was continued at follow-up visits.
Editorial Notes & Clinical Disclaimer
- Editorial Source
- Cases shown are clinical references compiled from chart records and intra-operative documentation, not first-person patient testimonials.
- Individual Variation
- Surgical results may vary individually. Procedure choice, implant type, sizing, and incision method are individualized to each patient's anatomy and clinical context.
- Case Specificity
- Photographs, technique, and recovery-timeline details represent the specific case shown and are not predictive of outcomes for other patients.
- Recovery Timeline
- Reported post-operative milestones (e.g. swelling reduction, sensory recovery, contour stabilization) are case-specific. Generalized recovery durations should not be inferred.
- Risks
- All surgical procedures carry risks, which may include bleeding/hematoma, infection, capsular contracture, asymmetry, sensory change (transient hypersensitivity or numbness), implant rupture/rotation/malposition, scarring, and the possibility of revision surgery.
- Consultation
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* Case photographs reflect individual variation and do not guarantee outcomes. All information herein is provided for editorial reference and does not constitute medical advice.
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