Motiva Implant

Motiva Implant Breast Augmentation uses Motiva Implants, which naturally change shape depending on body position. The implant placement layer, such as Dual Plane or Subfascial, is determined based on skin thickness and degree of sagging; the appropriate method is selected from Breast Fold Incision, Armpit Incision, or Periareolar incision. A female board-certified plastic surgeon provides care from consultation through postoperative management.

Recommended for the Following

· Those who want a Breast line with a natural feel and shape · Those who want a natural appearance in any position · Those looking for an Implant with high durability and safety · Those who need precise size selection

Features of Motiva Implants

Motiva Implants use a gravity-responsive gel that naturally settles downward when standing and spreads evenly when lying down, creating a shape and feel most similar to a natural Breast.

Natural shape and feel in any position

Nano-textured SilkSurface

Reduces inflammation and foreign-body sensation, lowering the risk of capsular contracture.

Highly viscoelastic gel

Minimizes Rippling, making it suitable even for thin skin or slender body types.

UDI microchip

Allows product information, including the serial number and production date, to be tracked.

· BlueSeal technology allows visual confirmation of Implant rupture or damage · Revision surgery coverage for rupture or capsular contracture (Baker Grade 3–4) within 5 years after surgery

Features of AB Motiva Implant Breast Augmentation

Point 1. Personalized Implant Placement Layer

To prevent Implant displacement or an unnatural appearance, the Dissection and Implant placement layer are determined according to skin thickness, degree of sagging, and the distance between the inframammary fold and Nipple.

Dual Plane

· Suitable for slender body types with thin skin and little tissue · Reduces the risk of Rippling and capsular contracture · Creates a natural upper Breast contour

Subfascial

· Placed between the pectoralis major and fascia · Suitable for those with thick skin or well-developed Breast muscles · Improves sagging without additional lifting · Less pain and faster recovery

Point 2. Inconspicuous Incision Placement

The safest and most suitable incision location is determined by considering age, body type, occupation, and individual needs. · Breast Fold Incision – 3–4 cm along the natural crease; recommended for those who want less pain and bleeding, better visibility, and faster recovery · Armpit Incision – 2–4 cm within the armpit crease; preserves Mammary tissue to allow Breastfeeding and is recommended for those concerned about Breast scars · Periareolar incision – approximately 2 cm along the edge of the Areolar; can also correct mild sagging

Point 3. Design Consultation Tailored to Height, Weight, and Bra Size

A personalized plan is created after carefully assessing skin and subcutaneous fat thickness, height and weight, differences in left and right volume, Breast width and Rib cage, degree of sagging, Nipple position, desired Implant size, inframammary fold position, Dissection range, incision location, overall body balance, and individual preferences.

Point 4. AB Signature Dissection Technique

Customized hidden pocket

A hidden pocket customized to approximately 105–110% of the individual size prevents the Implant from shifting to the side or downward and reduces the risk of capsular contracture.

U-line Dissection

The lateral pocket is precisely adjusted to create a natural cleavage line.

Point 5. Direct Care by a Female Specialist

From consultation and surgery to postoperative care, a female board-certified plastic surgeon trained at the Department of Plastic Surgery at Yonsei University Severance Hospital personally provides care and designs Breast contours and volume that harmonize with your body type.

Point 6. Surgery That Reduces Bleeding and Complications

A full-HD Endoscope precisely confirms the Implant position to reduce damage to fascia, nerves, and blood vessels as well as inflammatory reactions. A no-touch technique using a Keller Funnel lowers the risk of infection, resulting in less pain and swelling and faster recovery.

Full-HD Endoscope

No-touch technique using a Keller Funnel

Point 7. Incisions That Minimize Scarring

The incision method is determined according to skin condition, Breast size, and skeletal structure, while incision length and tissue damage are minimized.

Breast Fold Incision scar (left: 3 months after surgery · right: 10 months after surgery)

Armpit Incision scar (left: 1 month after surgery · right: 6 months after surgery)

Surgical results may vary from person to person.

Point 8. Nighttime Emergency Response System

A dedicated care manager and an emergency hotline exclusively for surgical patients are available for postoperative emergencies.

Breast Surgery with Safety as the Top Priority

· Comprehensive preoperative testing with blood tests, electrocardiogram, Breast X-ray, and high-resolution ultrasound · Reduced infection risk through no-touch Implant insertion using a Keller Funnel · Precise Dissection with a full-HD Endoscope to reduce damage to fascia, nerves, and blood vessels · Operating room CCTV to prevent proxy surgery · On-site anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist and a university hospital-level safety system

Postoperative Breast Surgery Care Program

· Postoperative education program conducted directly by the operating surgeon · Breast ultrasound examinations before and after surgery · Scar regeneration injections for incision sites and premium Scar cream · In-house customized compression bra · Recovery and regeneration care, including SmartLux, LDM, radiofrequency, and Spectra laser treatments

Surgery Information

| Surgery duration: approximately 1 hour | Anesthesia: general anesthesia | Follow-up visits: 2–3 times | Recovery period: 3–4 days

Pre- and Postoperative Precautions

Before Surgery

· Please inform us in advance if you have underlying conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, or thyroid disease; medication allergies; or a history of surgery related to the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, or brain. An anesthesia consultation and additional tests may be performed if necessary. · Please stop taking aspirin, pain relievers, hormonal medications, herbal medicines, and vitamin supplements starting 1 week before surgery. Bring any medications you are currently taking on the day of surgery. · Smoking delays recovery and increases the risk of infection and anesthesia-related complications. Stop smoking from the day you decide to undergo surgery, and stop drinking alcohol 1 week before surgery. · Fast for 10 hours before surgery, including water, candy, and gum. · Remove all nail polish and gel nails. Do not wear contact lenses or makeup on the day of surgery. Please wear comfortable clothing with front buttons. · Please let us know in advance if you develop a high fever, cough, or cold symptoms within 1 week before surgery, or if your menstrual period overlaps with the surgery date. · You cannot drive yourself on the day of surgery.

After Surgery

· For approximately 1 week after surgery, sleep on your back with your upper body slightly elevated. It is recommended to sleep on your back for 3 months and avoid sleeping on your side for up to 6 months. · The tape around the Breast area is removed at your first follow-up visit on day 7. Wear the compression bra and support band for 1–2 months. · Underwear should be changed in the following order: compression bra → sports bra → underwire bra. The timing is determined according to your recovery progress. · Showering and bathing are permitted after 1 week, while saunas and steam rooms are permitted after 1 month. · Avoid alcohol and smoking for 1 month. Please avoid multivitamins containing vitamin E for 1 month and aspirin for 1 week. · Contact the hospital immediately if one Breast suddenly becomes firm and pain or bleeding worsens.

Please Be Sure to Check

Swelling, bruising, temporary decreased sensation, and capsular contracture may occur after Breast surgery, so regular checkups are necessary. The surgical method and results may vary depending on individual condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.