Augmentation Case · Motiva · 3 months post-op

Augmentation · Motiva

Category: Augmentation
Implant: Motiva
Post-operative Course: 3 months post-op

* Photographs shown are cases performed at our clinic. Results vary by individual and are not guaranteed.

Chief Complaint

The patient had deficient breast volume, with silhouette under clothing as a concern, and presented seeking a size increase.

Procedure

Implant augmentation with Motiva. The implant was inspected in-person while a size suited to body type was selected.

Post-operative Course

Operated by Dr. Junghyun Nam (Director). Monthly follow-up and management continued post-operatively.

At approximately 3 months post-op, daily-life discomfort decreased and contour stabilized.

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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.
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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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