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Motiva ergonomix 275cc round
UPDATED FROM Cheerful440950
1 year post
Fully settled
WORTH IT$10,623
Here is my final update 1.5 years later. They still seemed uneven even up to 12 months after the surgery, but my surgeon took a look and said the right had just settled much quicker than the left, as the skin on the left was much tighter.
They have both now fully settled and I have the boobs I always imagined!
They have both now fully settled and I have the boobs I always imagined!
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Thank you so much for your reply
Hello! Do you have an email that I could potentially get in contact with you through? (To ask surgery related questions - I am considering getting this procedure done and was just curious about your experience). Thank you!!
UPDATED FROM Cheerful440950
3 months post
10 weeks later
It's been 10 weeks since my surgery. I'm feeling great about it on the whole. I'm noticing a tiny bit of unevenness... The left nipple is sitting a bit higher than the right. I don't believe I was uneven going into this, and the nurses and surgeon have said this is very normal and they will even out eventually. It's unnoticeable to anyone but me anyway.
There was also a little drama ~4 weeks in, when I removed the bandage to change it one day and effectively pulled a suture out. It hurt, and was bleeding and a little puss-y. I got in touch with the surgeon, the clinic showed me how to wrap it up, and it was all healed again within a few days.
Aside from these, I feel like everything is perfect. I can wear bras, work out again, and I look the way I've always felt.
There was also a little drama ~4 weeks in, when I removed the bandage to change it one day and effectively pulled a suture out. It hurt, and was bleeding and a little puss-y. I got in touch with the surgeon, the clinic showed me how to wrap it up, and it was all healed again within a few days.
Aside from these, I feel like everything is perfect. I can wear bras, work out again, and I look the way I've always felt.
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You look great
Wow! You look amazing. I too am having my BA in Melbourne (hopefully if lockdown ends) Your results are exactly what I am hoping for. How tall are you? And your other measurements if you don’t mind me asking? Weight & BWD? I am looking at 325cc medium profile+ and hoping for a full C cup from an A. My BWD is 12cm & I am 5’7 58kgs. Choosing the size is the hardest part!
Thanks for your review, it’s awesome to find reviews on smaller CC’s. They fit your body incredibly! I look forward to following your updates & progress : )
Thanks for your review, it’s awesome to find reviews on smaller CC’s. They fit your body incredibly! I look forward to following your updates & progress : )
Sorry I took a while to reply, Hope39.
I am 171cm tall, ~55kg. My BWD is 11cm. So we are very similar shapes.
I would say at this point I have a small C cup. Not a full C (but I wanted B-C so it's perfect for me). So a little bigger for you is a good choice :)
I am 171cm tall, ~55kg. My BWD is 11cm. So we are very similar shapes.
I would say at this point I have a small C cup. Not a full C (but I wanted B-C so it's perfect for me). So a little bigger for you is a good choice :)
Have your nipples eventually even out? Your BA looks great. Wonderful results. Would love to see an update when you get a chance.
UPDATED FROM Cheerful440950
17 days post
I'm a size 10C!!
I got a bra sized at the surgeons, they gave me a 10C (Aussie sizes, 34C elsewhere). It's amazing! After essentially never being able to comfortably wear even a size A bra, I finally have some shape up there :)
The right is dropping and softening a bit faster than the left. Left is still pretty solid. Unfortunately I can 'feel' the left implant in there pretty often - just moving my arm in the wrong way makes it shift slightly, and I have to shift it back. It feels gross. I've googled it and it apparently should stop in a few weeks.
The right is dropping and softening a bit faster than the left. Left is still pretty solid. Unfortunately I can 'feel' the left implant in there pretty often - just moving my arm in the wrong way makes it shift slightly, and I have to shift it back. It feels gross. I've googled it and it apparently should stop in a few weeks.
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Did you do under-muscle? A little curious on how the implant shifts…I feel aches when I move my arms so it worries my a little
Hi yes, I did under the muscle. I could feel it shifting under there for a while too, but eventually the implant stuck in place and I don't feel it any more.
Thanks for sharing!
I really like this implant, but my surgeon says it doesn't feel nice and feels very stiff and unnatural. I'm not sure I trust this because he overall doesn't like motiva. What do you think? How do they feel?
If he means how they feel on your body, they do sit well in place which means I don't have to wear a structured bra. I love it.
With all that said, individual surgeons will have their own preferences and supplies of implants, so if you want a particular brand you should find a surgeon that uses that brand.