Motiva Preserve Breast Augmentation in Gangnam, Seoul
Motiva Preserve combines a prefascial, minimal-cautery dissection with FDA-approved Motiva implants. At IMAGE Plastic Surgery in Gangnam, Dr. Hong-ki Lee performs this technique. Outcomes vary by individual.
What is Motiva Preserve?
Motiva Preserve is an approach that minimizes electrocautery and uses an inflatable balloon and a channel separator to gently dissect the prefascial plane, combined with FDA-approved Motiva implants. The goal is to reduce tissue trauma and help the implant settle naturally. Results and recovery vary by individual (Motiva — Preserve).
The prefascial, minimal-cautery technique
- Minimal incision (about 2.0–2.5 cm planned)
- Balloon dissection to gently create the prefascial space
- Channel shaping for precise implant positioning
- Placement of the Motiva implant
Minimizing thermal injury aims to reduce bleeding and tissue irritation, factors discussed in the capsular-contracture literature (Risk factors for capsular contracture after breast implant surgery: a systematic review — JPRAS (2018)). This is a direction to reduce burden, not a removal of risk.
FDA-approved Motiva implants
Motiva SmoothSilk Round and Round Ergonomix implants received U.S. FDA premarket approval for their approved indications (FDA PMA P230005). Implant type is one factor among many; surface and shape options differ in characteristics rather than ranking (FDA — Types of Breast Implants; ASPS — Implants).
About IMAGE Plastic Surgery (Gangnam)
IMAGE Plastic Surgery is located at 514 Teheran-ro, 10F, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Procedures are performed by Dr. Hong-ki Lee, a board-certified plastic surgeon. The clinic focuses on tissue-preserving breast augmentation and explains both the evidence and the limitations during consultation. For international patients, please call +82-2-539-9933.
References
- Premarket Approval (PMA) P230005 — Motiva SmoothSilk Round / Round Ergonomix Implants — U.S. FDA
- Types of Breast Implants — U.S. FDA
- Breast Augmentation — Implants — American Society of Plastic Surgeons
- Motiva — Preserve (patient information)
- Risk factors for capsular contracture after breast implant surgery: a systematic review — JPRAS (2018)
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