Motiva Preserv Breast Augmentation at Cheongdam Goldendiamant Plastic Surgery

Hello.

I am Song Sang-hoon, the head director of Cheongdam Goldendiamant Plastic Surgery.

While this applies to all plastic surgeries,

breast augmentation, in particular, cannot be simply described as a procedure to enlarge the breasts by inserting implants, as there are many factors to consider.

The surgical process involves making an incision under the breast or in the armpit, dissecting the breast fascia using an electrocautery device,

inserting the implant through a small incision, and then suturing.

This is because it is a choice that requires consideration of the burden of general anesthesia, the recovery process after surgery,

and even daily life thereafter.

Today, among the various considerations for breast surgery,

I will explain the Motiva Preserv breast augmentation surgery,

which can reduce the burden of anesthesia and incision range compared to Goldendiamant's existing breast augmentation.

I will explain Motiva Preserv breast augmentation surgery.

Motiva Preserv is a breast augmentation technique developed by Establishment Labs,

and it is a breast surgery method that has secured extensive clinical experience in Europe and Japan.

The Preserv surgical method, which uses Motiva's implants, dissector, and balloon, differs from Goldendiamant's existing breast fascia separation surgery using an electrocautery device.

It utilizes a specially designed inflatable balloon to create a space for the implant,

and then inserts the implant.

This method not only reduces the incision range but also allows for breast augmentation surgery without general anesthesia.

In addition, Motiva Preserv breast surgery has characteristics that bring it one step closer to faster recovery than Goldendiamant's existing breast augmentation.

Preserv surgery is performed with an average 2-3cm inframammary incision, and since the incision length is reduced by 1-2cm compared to our clinic's existing breast augmentation, post-operative scar management is easier.

In particular, I have worked as a plastic surgeon for over 20 years, focusing on lip augmentation, which requires delicate surgical skills. With Motiva Preserv breast augmentation, I can thoroughly manage incision scars after surgery through my solid and delicate suturing techniques and the various scar treatment programs available at our clinic.

2. Unlike Goldendiamant's existing breast augmentation, which was performed under general anesthesia, Preserv surgery can be performed under sedation or local anesthesia.

This is a recommended surgical method for patients who have anxiety about general anesthesia, have existing medical conditions that make general anesthesia difficult, or wished to remain conscious during breast augmentation.

Especially for clients who visit our clinic at a middle-aged or older age and desire breast augmentation surgery,

we also recommend the Preserv surgical method to those who are concerned about respiratory side effects due to tracheal intubation for general anesthesia.

Of course, Preserv breast augmentation is not suitable for everyone.

The tissue expansion method using a balloon has limitations in the range of possible enlargement, so it may not be suitable if you desire a significant volume change compared to your current breast pocket.

Furthermore, breast reoperation is difficult to perform with Preserv surgery, so we recommend other breast augmentation procedures offered at our clinic.

Today, I have explained in detail Motiva Preserv breast augmentation, one type of breast surgery performed at Goldendiamant Cheongdam Plastic Surgery.

If you are considering natural breast augmentation,

to find the breast surgery method that is right for you,

I highly recommend having a one-on-one consultation with a specialist.

If you have any further questions about Goldendiamant Plastic Surgery's Preserv breast surgery, please call our clinic.

We will kindly assist you with consultation and guidance.

Thank you!

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