I'm looking at five places based on my experience in breast surgery hospitals, and
 the director has at least 10 years of experience
 (ㅇㅇ / ㄴㅌ /ㅂ / ㅇㅅ/ㅁㅂㅇ).
 Even if I don't decide on an implant when going for a consultation, I think I need to know what it is, so
 I'm studying
 and there are two types of Motiva. I found out about this for the first time today. It
 is said that Motiva with a chip provides compensation in case of implant rupture or capsular contracture, but
 the difference is about 2 to 3 million won depending on whether there is a chip or not.
 I know it is an implant with a low probability of capsular contracture and high stability, but which of the two should I do?
 I am curious about what type of implant surgery patients who had surgery with Motiva used.