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Motiva Mini 220cc Breast Implants
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Motiva Mini 220cc Breast Implants
ajr1984April 21, 2023
$10,038
I’ve always been flatchested. After breastfeeding, I finally knew what it was like to have boobs! I’ve been on the pursuit to have breasts again! . After breastfeeding I was left with no breast tissue, so I wanted something that looks natural and around a full B or small C cup size.  I have a small sporty frame, 165cm and 53kg. I met with two surgeons. 
My first surgeon and I decided on 225cc mentor.
My second surgeon was much more through and had motiva brand which I preferred. I tried 185cc, 205cc, 220cc and 245cc. I thought at the time the 245cc looked too large for me and hence decided on the mini 220cc round under the muscle.
My first surgeon and I decided on 225cc mentor.
My second surgeon was much more through and had motiva brand which I preferred. I tried 185cc, 205cc, 220cc and 245cc. I thought at the time the 245cc looked too large for me and hence decided on the mini 220cc round under the muscle.
UPDATED FROM ajr1984
1 day post
1 day post op
ajr1984April 22, 2023
I’m feeling pretty disappointed with the size I chose. I’m doubtful I would even be a B cup! I know I will need to give it some time before really assessing it. I honestly thought I would be in love with them the moment I saw them. It’s an improvement to what I had but they are not the size I remember when I was breastfeeding and already I’m contemplating doing the surgery all again to go up in size (except that it costs so much). Maybe that is partly why I feel upset too. It’s a lot of money to spend without getting the desired results. 
The surgery went well and the pain levels are very manageable and I’m only taking the odd paracetamol. I’m feeling a bit stiff and sore which I what I expected.
I guess I’ll give it some time.
The surgery went well and the pain levels are very manageable and I’m only taking the odd paracetamol. I’m feeling a bit stiff and sore which I what I expected.
I guess I’ll give it some time.
Replies (3)
April 22, 2023
Yeah give it time. I think they look fine. I’m going small with mine. I see 2 PS this week. 
Yours look very natural and that’s what you want.  Give it time.
April 23, 2023
You look fantastic! I hope after giving it some time you will find you are happy with your results..
April 23, 2023
Definitely give it time. I was really nervous at first and thought I went to small. However after about 6 months I was shocked how much things relaxed and how much larger end result was
UPDATED FROM ajr1984
4 days post
Day 5
ajr1984April 26, 2023
Day 5:  
I’ll start by saying the recovery has been better than I anticipated. Remarkably I don’t have any pain across my chest or the incision sites, which meant I only took mild pain relief medication on day 1 and day 2.
I do have pain/ache in around my upper back because I must be slouching my shoulders. Sleeping on my back is uncomfortable and I’m often having rearrange the pillows to find comfort. I notice I get fatigued and I have had low energy levels during the day and simply can’t do as much as I’m used to around the house or with the kids. Certain movements are difficult in the first few days for example; to close a car door, open a tight jar lid, tie up my hair, holding a saucepan of water.
I have numbness in my left breast from 4o’clock around to 8o’clock and my L nipple is super sensitive. There is a strange sensation in my right breast where air bubbles make a crackling feeling under my skin whenever I bend over and straighten up again, from what I have read the body will absorb these air bubbles in time.
In my last post I was feeling a bit of post GA blues and really low about my decision in the size. I’m not feeling as hard on myself since they have dropped slightly. If I had my time again I would have chosen an implant with increased fullness. Whether that would have been increased in volume or projection I’m
not sure. The sizing is so confusing at the time and I’m surprised how different it looks under the muscle compared to trying one in a sports bra at the fitting appointment.
I think my surgeon did a great job with placement in terms of symmetry, shape and contour. It is a huge improvement to my compete absence of breast tissue I had before. I have my first follow up appointment with the PS tomorrow. I’m going to discuss a revision but in reality I’m not sure how committed I am to wanting a revision at this stage.
I’ll start by saying the recovery has been better than I anticipated. Remarkably I don’t have any pain across my chest or the incision sites, which meant I only took mild pain relief medication on day 1 and day 2.
I do have pain/ache in around my upper back because I must be slouching my shoulders. Sleeping on my back is uncomfortable and I’m often having rearrange the pillows to find comfort. I notice I get fatigued and I have had low energy levels during the day and simply can’t do as much as I’m used to around the house or with the kids. Certain movements are difficult in the first few days for example; to close a car door, open a tight jar lid, tie up my hair, holding a saucepan of water.
I have numbness in my left breast from 4o’clock around to 8o’clock and my L nipple is super sensitive. There is a strange sensation in my right breast where air bubbles make a crackling feeling under my skin whenever I bend over and straighten up again, from what I have read the body will absorb these air bubbles in time.
In my last post I was feeling a bit of post GA blues and really low about my decision in the size. I’m not feeling as hard on myself since they have dropped slightly. If I had my time again I would have chosen an implant with increased fullness. Whether that would have been increased in volume or projection I’m
not sure. The sizing is so confusing at the time and I’m surprised how different it looks under the muscle compared to trying one in a sports bra at the fitting appointment.
I think my surgeon did a great job with placement in terms of symmetry, shape and contour. It is a huge improvement to my compete absence of breast tissue I had before. I have my first follow up appointment with the PS tomorrow. I’m going to discuss a revision but in reality I’m not sure how committed I am to wanting a revision at this stage.
Replies (5)
April 26, 2023
Was it the PS that chose the size? I would think you’ll likely have to wait for them to D&F before considering revision. (Plus I’ve heard it’s more expensive). Fife it some time and see what they do.
April 27, 2023
The PS and I chose the size together. I had a review yesterday and she explained that my muscle was very tight at the time of the surgery and also she explained that right now the muscle is contracted and pushing on the implant. She explained to give it time to let the muscle relax, let the skin relax and and also let the implant relax. She said she wouldn’t discuss revision until at least six months time to ensure everything has healed. 
I’ll have to check the fine print but I also thought I read that Motiva warranty does not cover revision for upsizing implants?
I’ll have to check the fine print but I also thought I read that Motiva warranty does not cover revision for upsizing implants?
April 28, 2023
Mine are very tight as well. My friend thinks they’re gonna look huge when they D&F. I laugh, b/c they’re only 295ccs  I think they’ll look just right when they drop lol.
April 27, 2023
Hey thanks so much for posting this review! I'm keen to see how your implants progress as they drop more. I'm scheduled to have either 205cc or 220cc motiva mini in July. I'm quite lean and lost all breast tissue after breastfeeding and body building. From what I've seen on other reviews - these smaller implants do look bigger once they drop and settle so I bet they'll look amazing in a few weeks time! I personally prefer the low profile look as it doesn't appear so "stuck on" when you're lean. Hope you're healing well!
April 27, 2023
Hi, 
I didn’t think I would post a review initially however I’ve realised it is a great platform for people looking to undergo this surgery. And there are not that many posts of mini BAs.
I do like the mini projection in terms of how natural they look. I was considering a 205cc implant at one stage and thought to myself I’ll just go up one size to be sure as there is not much difference but as you have read I probably would have preferred being another cup size larger. I think it also depends on how much breast tissue you have to begin with that can pad out the implant- I’m sure that must make a big difference as well.
Good Luck with your surgery.
I’ll be sure to continue posting images as I reach certain milestones :)
I didn’t think I would post a review initially however I’ve realised it is a great platform for people looking to undergo this surgery. And there are not that many posts of mini BAs.
I do like the mini projection in terms of how natural they look. I was considering a 205cc implant at one stage and thought to myself I’ll just go up one size to be sure as there is not much difference but as you have read I probably would have preferred being another cup size larger. I think it also depends on how much breast tissue you have to begin with that can pad out the implant- I’m sure that must make a big difference as well.
Good Luck with your surgery.
I’ll be sure to continue posting images as I reach certain milestones :)
May 3, 2023
Thank you for sharing your journey! I too am feeling a little down about size. Like you, my muscles were extremely tight. I'm only 2 weeks post-op and even when I take a deep breath in, I can feel how tight my muscles are. I can't wait to see your progress!
May 3, 2023
I know the feeling! When I woke up from surgery and looked down, I still looked flat and wanted to cry! But I'm 2 months in they look bigger now. Hang in there!
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I’m just over a week and in terms and it’s all feeling much more comfortable. I am beginning to now like the shape they are taking. At first they looked so flat and compressed. Now I’m starting to see shape around the implant as the swelling reduces and my muscle begin to relax. I’ll post some more photos once my dressings come off at the end of the week.
All the best with your surgery!