This review features an actual patient of VIEW Plastic Surgery and is published with the patient’s consent.
My Breast Augmentation Consultation at View Plastic Surgery, Seoul
This is my consultation review for breast augmentation at View Plastic Surgery. I’ve never really had small breasts to begin with but I was chubby when I was growing up. But after losing weight, my breasts lost so much volume that it became a real source of stress. I always knew I’d eventually get breast augmentation surgery. Before choosing a clinic, I went to several other consultations for plastic surgery in Korea, and honestly, most of them felt rushed and impersonal. View Plastic Surgery was completely different.
From the front desk staff to every single person I met, everyone was genuinely kind. The doctor listened carefully to my own thoughts and preferences and built his recommendation around what I actually wanted, which I really appreciated. During my consultation with the head coordinator who I told I wanted as my “mentor” through this whole process, she went through every detail of my body type, explained exactly what the concerns were and how to address them, and that thorough, personalized approach is what made me decide on Motiva breast implants. Knowing exactly what the issue was and how it would be corrected made me feel like I could trust this team with my entire body.
I’ve been to a lot of clinics for Seoul cosmetic surgery, not just for breast procedures, and this was the first time I truly felt that level of kindness. Pricing was reasonable too. Even though I’ve only had the consultation so far, I already feel so confident that I’ve recommended View to my friends before even having the surgery myself.
One thing that really stood out: during the breast exam, the technician kept reassuring me and apologized in advance that it might be uncomfortable, moving quickly to minimize any discomfort. The ultrasound was incredibly thorough, and she explained everything step by step. I’m so satisfied and honestly can’t wait to get the surgery done.
Day 3 Recovery — Breast Augmentation Surgery in Korea
This is my recovery review, day 3 after breast augmentation surgery at View. Day 1 was rough, I genuinely felt like I might not survive it. My chest hurt so badly it felt like an elephant was sitting on it. Somehow I got through it, and then from day 2 onward the pain changed into something else entirely less like pressure and more like my muscles were clenching up. I looked it up and got scared it might be capsular contracture pain, but I told myself it’s only day 2, it’s probably nothing, and I’m just trying to stay calm about it. I’m planning to ask the director directly the moment I see him.
Aside from that, I honestly can’t say much about the shape yet since it’s so early, but I’m just happy to finally have some volume. My friends have all been saying they want the surgery too after hearing about my experience, so I’ve been recommending View to them. I still don’t know much yet, but I’m so grateful to doctor for this. I’ll think of him like a second parent from here on out. To anyone considering breast augmentation Korea, I hope you all get your results at View too.
One Week Post-Op — Motiva Breast Implant Recovery in Korea
Seven days already since my breast augmentation surgery at View.It’s hard to believe a full week has passed. In the beginning I could barely sleep from the pain, but by day 7 I’ve been sleeping much better, without that constant pressed-down feeling. I went in for a checkup today and the director told me everything is healing well, and the staff who removed my compression band were so kind it really made my day. I did think about going a size bigger, but I’m grateful to doctor for creating something out of nothing. I was told the shape will keep improving as the upper pole softens and settles lower, which I’m really looking forward to.
They say breast augmentation has one of the highest satisfaction rates among Korean breast augmentation surgery procedures, and even just one week in, I completely understand why. My upper compression band came off today too, which made me so happy I can’t wait to start wearing compression garments starting week two. The staff have been consistently kind at every visit, which makes coming in for checkups genuinely pleasant. I just hope everything settles into place and softens up soon. They say time is the best medicine when it comes to breast healing, so I’m looking forward to getting a little older if it means more healing time. To everyone considering this, I hope you all get your results at View soon too.
2 Weeks After Breast Augmentation Surgery in Seoul
Already two weeks post-op from my breast surgery at View — time is flying.Compared to week one, the swelling has gone down a lot and things feel noticeably softer. There’s still a long way to go, but I’m happy with the progress. Today I could finally wear a bra for the first time, which meant I could actually dress properly — that alone felt like such a milestone.
I bought my compression bra through the clinic, and I really appreciate that it looks like a normal bra rather than an obvious surgical garment. I also had my “caps” session today — I was told I probably wouldn’t feel much, but I actually noticed a slight tingling sensation, which I’m hoping is a good sign that sensation is returning early. I’ve read that the 6-month mark is when the tissue really relaxes and softens, so I’m looking forward to that. Every day I notice things feeling a little softer, which makes me even more excited for what’s ahead. I’ve also started scar care for my incisions, which I plan to stick with diligently.
3 Weeks Post-Surgery — Softening Begins After Motiva Breast Augmentation
Three weeks post-op now, getting close to the one-month mark after my breast surgery at View. For the first two weeks everything felt really firm, and I’d gotten used to that texture, but now I can really feel things softening up, which is honestly fascinating. My friends noticed the difference too when they touched it recently and were curious how much softer it’ll get.
My breasts have started to look a little more natural in shape — I catch myself checking in the mirror pretty often now — and everyone who’s seen them says the shape looks great. The pain is basically gone at this point, aside from an occasional tightening feeling when I go from lying down to sitting up. My incisions are healing well since I already tend to have natural creases in that area, so with proper scar care I’m hoping they’ll fade nicely — I’ve been applying scar cream daily. I also picked up a V-Fit bra from the clinic, and it’s genuinely pretty — since I never had much to work with before, it’s a nice change to actually enjoy how a bra looks on me. Overall I’m really satisfied with how things are progressing.
1 Month Update — My Motiva Breast Implants in Korea
One month post-op from my breast augmentation surgery at View.
It feels surreal that the intense early pain is already a month behind me. The major swelling has gone down, and while I can still feel that there are implants in there, everything has softened up nicely. I’ve read that the 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year marks bring even more noticeable changes, so I’m looking forward to that. My incision line was placed right along my natural underarm crease, so once the scar fades a bit more, it should look very natural. The way my clothes fit has changed so much, and my friends are all a little envious. Lying down, things are still somewhat firm and I can feel the implants more, but overall it looks and feels natural, and just creating volume where there wasn’t any before makes me happy every single day. My boyfriend loves it and is endlessly curious. I’ve actually put on a bit of weight since my body proportions look better now with more volume up top, so I’m getting back into a healthier routine. My advice to anyone getting Motiva breast implants in Korea: don’t let the excitement lead to weight gain like it did for me — staying in shape only makes the results look even better. Pain-wise, I’m basically at zero now, just a rare, occasional twinge. I’m hoping the tissue keeps softening from here.
2 Months Post-Op — Breast Augmentation Recovery in Korea
Two months since my breast surgery at View — the first month flew by, and now here we are. First and most noticeable: the texture has softened up so much. I’m told the 3-month and 6-month marks bring even more relaxation, so I’m really looking forward to that. At one month, the implant itself was still very noticeable to the touch, but by two months the capsule seems to have settled in nicely, so it feels less like “there’s clearly an implant in here” and more like a firm, bouncy natural breast.
My friends keep telling me they want the same surgery after seeing mine. I do have a slight regret about not going a bit bigger — not that I’m not grateful for what I have, but with the swelling going down from initially looking quite full, there’s a bit of that “wish I’d gone bigger” feeling, which I imagine everyone experiences. That said, not being too large also makes the results look more natural. Pain is basically gone at this point, just an occasional tight or knotted feeling, nothing that actually bothers me. I still have to be careful with sleeping positions, but I can’t wait to wear pretty underwear and eventually a bikini — I’m honestly excited just thinking about it.
3 Months After Breast Surgery in Seoul, Korea
Three months post-op from my breast augmentation at View. I had surgery in the middle of a freezing January, and it’s still chilly now, but somehow it’s already April — time flies, and while I keep getting older, my chest just keeps looking younger. Now that the weather’s warming up, I’ve been wearing more fitted and lower-cut clothes, and the added volume really shows and makes outfits look so much better. I still need to go bra shopping — I hadn’t set foot in a lingerie store in over 20 years, so I’ve been putting it off out of embarrassment, but I’m looking forward to confidently getting measured and picking out proper sizes soon.
Pain-wise, there’s essentially nothing left, just the occasional random twinge. The texture is still on the firmer side, and my friends are surprised every time they touch it, saying it’s going to be amazing once it softens even more. A lot of them have been asking me about the procedure, and I’ve been sitting them down and explaining everything. My boyfriend is still a little nervous about touching it too much, but he clearly loves it. Overall, I’m extremely satisfied.
4 Months Update — Korean Breast Augmentation Journey
Four months since my breast surgery at View. Up until month 3, time felt like it was flying, but now it feels like it’s slowed down — maybe because I’m so eager for the 6-month softening milestone. It’s strange to think it’s only been 4 months. That said, the tissue has relaxed a lot already. Funnily enough, it feels a bit firmer when it’s cold and softer when it’s warm — not sure if that’s just in my head, but it’s been an interesting thing to notice.
My friends and I both agree the shape has gotten so much more natural-looking. I’ve had a slight “should have gone bigger” thought since month one, but I remind myself to be grateful for what I have. Pain is completely gone — even the occasional twinges from before have stopped. The one thing I still find uncomfortable is lying face down; I don’t think I’ll ever be able to sleep that way. It’s especially difficult during massage sessions. Hopefully that improves with more time. Looking forward to the 6-month mark.
5 Months Post-Op — Motiva Implants Softening Naturally
Five months post-op from my breast augmentation surgery at View, and I can’t believe how fast it’s gone while I wait for the famous 6-month mark. I’ve read that the 6-month point is when people really notice the tissue relaxing, but honestly mine already feels soft enough that my friends are surprised, so I’m even more excited for it to soften further.
The size feels just right for my body. Getting dressed is the best part of my day, honestly — my friends constantly compliment how my outfits fit now. It’s summer now, so I’ve been wearing more fitted, low-cut tops, and interestingly, no one even notices unless I tell them. I got bitten by a mosquito on my chest the other day — first time that’s ever happened to me — and I actually felt a strange sense of pride scratching it, which made my friends laugh when I told them; they joked that “getting your breasts done means getting mosquito bites there too.” My mom says it looks great, and honestly, I think I look my best when I catch my reflection now. I’m a smoker, so I was genuinely worried about complications, but at this point there’s no pain or discomfort at all. Looking forward to hitting the 6-month and eventually 1-year marks.
6 Months After Breast Augmentation Surgery in Korea
Summer is approaching, and I’ve hit the famous 6-month mark after my breast surgery at View. I’d read so many times that around 6 months the tissue really “lets go” and softens, and now I completely understand what that means — it’s shifted from just soft to genuinely supple. As time goes on the swelling continues to settle and the implants get comfortably positioned, so things look slightly smaller, but I’m just grateful for the result overall and have been enjoying every day.
There’s no pain at all anymore, which is wonderful. I do have keloid-prone skin, so my incision area is a little more visible than I’d like, and I’m planning to look into laser scar treatment. I really hope everyone manages their scar care well so they can end up with minimal scarring — I wish I’d started mine earlier, but I’m doing what I can now. Sleeping on my side is completely comfortable now. I never really slept face-down before surgery anyway, but it’s still slightly uncomfortable in that position. Overall, everything feels so much more natural, and I’m so satisfied that I can already picture wanting to go slightly bigger again someday as I get older.
7 Months Post-Op — Final Results of My Breast Surgery in Korea
Seven months post-op from my breast augmentation surgery at View — I can hardly believe it myself. Ever since the 6-month mark I could feel things really soften, and now at 7 months it feels even more relaxed — I’ve also gained a little weight, which actually made things feel even softer, which I love. Having more volume up top gave me an actual silhouette, so even with some added weight it doesn’t look like I’ve gained much, which is a nice bonus.
My friends check in on the progress every month and are genuinely amazed at this point. I’m already looking forward to how much more it’ll soften by the 1-year mark. There’s zero pain at this point — not once has it hurt — the only lingering issue is that lying face-down is still uncomfortable. The shape has become so natural. Since I have a longer torso, I always wanted my breasts to sit a little lower, so I deliberately wore wireless bras for a while, and now the position is exactly where I wanted it, so I’ve switched back to underwire bras. The shape and size right now are honestly perfect, though I do wonder if it’ll get even smaller from here, which makes me a little wistful — but overall, creating this from nothing has been more than worth it. My underarm scars are still a bit more visible because of my keloid-prone skin, so I’m planning to get scar treatment for those.
