Can you advise on round smooth vs Ergonomix Motiva implants? (Photos)

The Ergonomix have a softer gel which assumes an anatomic or teardrop shape with gravity. The round implants are slightly firmer and give more upper pole fullness and cleavage. In your cases either implant would look good and if you want a softer more natural look then go with Ergonomix or if you want more roundness and cleavage go with the round ones.

Thank you for your question. It seems that you might be a little confused about the Motiva Ergonomix and Round implants. Both of these implants are round devices - the Ergo takes on the appearance of a more anatomically shaped implant due to the slightly more compliant shell and somewhat less cohesive gel. The Motiva Round is a firmer, more form stable device that maintains a good bit more upper pole fullnes than the Ergo.
Based on your photos, it appears that you have a mildly constricted lower pole. I'd say you're barely tubular. It's hard to say based on pics what size you should choose, but hopefully your surgeon has 3d imaging and/or sizers to help you decide. It appears you prefer a more sculpted, augmented look with definite upper pole roundness, so I'd lean Motiva Round for you vs Ergo. Good luck!

It’s great to hear that your breast augmentation is just around the corner! Here are some considerations to help you decide between round smooth implants and Ergonomix shaped implants, especially given your tubular breast shape:
Understanding Implant Shapes:
Round Smooth Implants: These implants provide fullness in the upper pole and can create a more dramatic look. They tend to be versatile and can work well for various breast shapes, including tubular breasts, while providing a more rounded appearance.Ergonomix Shaped Implants: These implants are designed to mimic the natural slope of the breast and may provide a softer look. They can be a great option if you desire a more natural contour and fullness in the lower pole.Tubular Breast Considerations: With tubular breasts, it’s essential to choose an implant that not only meets your size goals but also complements your unique anatomy. Round implants may help achieve more projection and fullness, while Ergonomix implants could offer a more natural shape as they settle.
Size Selection: Choosing between 470-530cc depends on how much projection and volume you want. It may be beneficial to try on sizers in your surgeon’s office to get a better idea of how different sizes will look and feel on your frame, especially as you aim for a D cup.
Consultation with Your Surgeon: Discuss your aesthetic goals and concerns with your surgeon, particularly how the shape of the implant might influence your overall appearance given your tubular breast shape. They can provide insights and recommendations based on their experience and knowledge of your specific anatomy.
Visualizing Results: Since you have specific looks in mind based on the last two pictures you shared, it can be helpful to bring those references to your consultation. This visual guidance can help your surgeon understand your desired outcome and choose the best implant type and size to achieve it.
With careful consideration and collaboration with your surgeon, you’ll be well-equipped to make a choice that aligns with your aesthetic goals.