Breast surgery

Motiva breast augmentation

Motiva breast augmentation at VIEW focuses on softness close to natural tissue and good tissue response around the implant, which may help reduce the long-term risk of capsular contracture.

Who it suits

Wanting soft, naturally moving breasts
Concerned about capsular contracture after augmentation
Wanting a traceable implant with a chip

Technique highlights

Motiva implants contain a chip for in-body information verification
BluSeal surface helps reduce silicone gel bleed
Round and teardrop shapes available to suit each frame

Surgical steps

Breast-frame analysis and implant shape selection
Health check and breast ultrasound
Surgery to place the Motiva implant as planned
Follow-up and recovery guidance

Recovery & aftercare

1–2 weeks of recovery for light activities
Avoid heavy lifting for 4–6 weeks
Wear the surgical bra as directed

Risks & things to consider

Results depend on existing tissue
Long-term follow-up visits are required

Frequently asked questions

How is Motiva different from Mentor?

Motiva emphasises softness and has a verification chip, while Mentor is a long-established implant with many models. The surgeon will recommend based on frame and goals.