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I Love my Results
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I Love my Results
kfrasureAugust 12, 2025
WORTH IT
I recently got my breast augmentation done in Korea and honestly, I’m so happy with the results so far! I wanted to share my experience in case anyone else is thinking about doing it — especially if you're considering going abroad for it like I did.
The Results
I’m so happy with how everything turned out — the size is perfect for my body. The doctor up going with Motiva 300cc, placed under the muscle. During my consultation, the doctor recommended that size based on my body shape and what I wanted. At first, I wasn’t sure, I thought it might be too big and too small at the same time, but I trusted his professional opinion and I’m glad I did. He really knew what would look best on me, even better than I did at the time.
Scarring & Healing
They did the incision just along the bottom half of my areola instead of the full circle or a lollipop style, and I think that’s really helped with healing. The scar is minimal, and it’s already looking better every week. I’ve been taking care of it like they told me, and I feel like it’s healing really well.
The Clinic & Staff
The clinic was super clean and modern everyone there looked so professional and made me feel really safe and comfortable. During the consultation, they went over everything in detail: the different types of implants, sizing options, where they could be placed, and what would give me the best outcome. I never felt rushed or pressured — they really took the time to help me understand everything and make the best choice for me.
Language Support
One of the best parts of the whole experience was the translator. She stayed with me throughout the whole process and made me feel completely at ease. She was so sweet and made sure I understood everything and felt comfortable before and after surgery. I honestly don’t know how I would’ve done it without her!
Recovery
Pain-wise, it was way better than I expected. It honestly just felt like soreness, not sharp pain. I was out of work for about a week — I mostly rested and didn’t move my arms much. By the end of the week, I felt a lot better and could start doing little everyday things again (carefully, of course). The hardest part was definitely getting out of bed in the beginning because you can’t use your chest muscles. But overall, it was super manageable.
The Results
I’m so happy with how everything turned out — the size is perfect for my body. The doctor up going with Motiva 300cc, placed under the muscle. During my consultation, the doctor recommended that size based on my body shape and what I wanted. At first, I wasn’t sure, I thought it might be too big and too small at the same time, but I trusted his professional opinion and I’m glad I did. He really knew what would look best on me, even better than I did at the time.
Scarring & Healing
They did the incision just along the bottom half of my areola instead of the full circle or a lollipop style, and I think that’s really helped with healing. The scar is minimal, and it’s already looking better every week. I’ve been taking care of it like they told me, and I feel like it’s healing really well.
The Clinic & Staff
The clinic was super clean and modern everyone there looked so professional and made me feel really safe and comfortable. During the consultation, they went over everything in detail: the different types of implants, sizing options, where they could be placed, and what would give me the best outcome. I never felt rushed or pressured — they really took the time to help me understand everything and make the best choice for me.
Language Support
One of the best parts of the whole experience was the translator. She stayed with me throughout the whole process and made me feel completely at ease. She was so sweet and made sure I understood everything and felt comfortable before and after surgery. I honestly don’t know how I would’ve done it without her!
Recovery
Pain-wise, it was way better than I expected. It honestly just felt like soreness, not sharp pain. I was out of work for about a week — I mostly rested and didn’t move my arms much. By the end of the week, I felt a lot better and could start doing little everyday things again (carefully, of course). The hardest part was definitely getting out of bed in the beginning because you can’t use your chest muscles. But overall, it was super manageable.
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