My Review of Motiva implant at HERSHE

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Vanillaluv said: ↑

I’m a Chinese woman, 38, grew up in Australia.

Last year, I went to hershe to consult about Motiva and rhinoplasty.

One of my closest friend introduced me here and I got my nose done at Hershe 3 months ago. Dr.Kim Eung Sam is the one who performs breast augmentation and nose job.

During the consultation, the consultant told me to take at least 4weeks recovery period but I had my 2-year-old baby with me and had to carry her all the time so I decided to do my boobs job in few month time.

I had to get leave approved from work and make a plan to come to Korea by myself first. Now it has been 10 days but I returned to work after seven days and sitting is fine.

I consulted with two surgeons at hershe, the breast & rhinoplasty specialist (Dr.Kim eng sam, spelling could be wrong) and Dr.Jung for my droopy skin.

After all detailed information were spoken, the English consultant offered me 40% discount in total and 7 nights hotel accommodation as a promotion which sounded reasonable to me.

The hotel I stayed is located right next to hershe so it was convenient for me to walk up and down every day. (Swelling was terrible in my case so I went to get the laser done every day)

Because I had to get back to work after about a week, I stayed in Korea for 5 days only so they gave me a discount instead of providing 2 nights of hotel stay. Luckily, there was no problem for staying 5 days in Korea and getting on aboard was totally fine. (they use dissolving threads so no stitch removal needed)


So yes, I ended up doing boobs job finally.

Both sides of my breast are looking wow. I can’t stop watching them reflected in the mirror. They look symmetrical, attractive, not sagging anymore.

I think many of you know that the most important part in the entire process is recovery time. All the nursing staffs there seemed quite busy but even with the language barrier, I could feel that they were being so professional. After general anesthesia, I felt nauseous and my mouth was so dry, was dying for a sip of water. And I remember the nurse brought some wet tissue to moisturize my lips because I was not allowed to drink or eat anything for few hours. They came into the room to check my condition and IV every 10-15minutes.


I was inspired by a quality of their services, a lot better than the clinic that I went about 10 years ago.

The English consultant took me to the hotel after the surgery and she gave me a bunch of fruits with a lovely card.

For the first few days from surgery, I felt sore on my breast but I was still able to walk around from day 2. Now I’m wearing a compression bra (given by hershe) and need 3 more weeks to continue wearing this weird looking bra haha. After a month, the surgeon said I could transfer into a sports bra.

Although my breasts are a little swollen, I already like how they look on both sides now.

Overall, I think I was a lucky person to be there at Hershe. Their services for foreigners are tailored to patients’ needs.


P.S, If you want to go somewhere within Seoul for sightseeing, they provide pick up!!! I only used the airport pick up tho. Everyone is talking about Coronavirus, but it wasn’t too serious when I went there. I saw the staffs were setting up face masks and sanitizer when I was about to leave.

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thanks for sharing your experience! I am looking into BA in SK and would like to know what kind of implants you got and the cost of the procedure? I am trying to save up and would like to know how much it was at Hershe! *Also looking into doing fraxel.