Surgery Care Program

Pre & Post-Operative
Care Program

From examination to anesthesia and recovery care
A safety system built on 80,000 cases over 19 years

Since 2007, 19 Years of Safety

Why does TheLINE emphasize pre & post-operative care?

Safety and surgical outcome cannot be separated. Plastic surgery is medicine that involves the patient's life.

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80,000 cases over 19 years, a body contouring-focused clinic

Clinical experience built by focusing on liposuction and SVF body contouring since opening in 2007 is the basis for how our pre and post-operative care is designed.
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Advanced equipment for each purpose

Endoscopy, ultrasound, an emergency power generation system and high-capacity suction equipment allow us to analyze the pre and post-operative condition precisely.
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Precise analysis of the pre and post-operative condition

From pre-op examination to post-op recovery, we track the body's condition with data so that surgery proceeds quickly, accurately and safely.
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Your own SVF and your own blood, safe for your body

By using SVF obtained from your own fat together with your own blood, we aim for safe surgery and recovery with less foreign-body sensation and lower infection burden.

Care Flow

From before to after surgery, how does it all connect?

Pre-op examination, in-surgery safety systems and post-op care - three stages connected as a single flow.

STEP 1. Pre-op exam From visual and tactile examination to ECG, specialized blood tests, ultrasound, X-ray and biopsy, we check your condition thoroughly in 8 steps.
STEP 2. In-surgery JCI-verified safe anesthesia and the SD Transfusion System, which reinfuses your own blood, reduce risk during surgery.
STEP 3. Post-op From surgeon rounding to regeneration care, radiofrequency, IV therapy, low-frequency therapy and SVF regeneration care, 8 steps support your recovery.

STEP 1. Pre-op Examination

Before surgery, which examinations do we perform?

Our experienced medical team examines your condition closely in 8 steps, from visual examination through biopsy.

Pre-operative visual and tactile examination - TheLINE Plastic Surgery

Visual & tactile examination

Our experienced medical team observes the patient's condition closely through visual and tactile examination and proposes the possible surgical plan.

ECG examination

Patients who require general anesthesia undergo an ECG examination to check the condition of the heart.

Pre-operative specialized blood test - TheLINE Plastic Surgery

Specialized blood tests

To prevent side effects that may occur during surgery, we run 50 to 100 specialized blood tests (blood, heavy metals, allergy and genetic testing). The types of tests may vary depending on your condition.

Ultrasound examination

When the operating surgeon judges it necessary for surgery, fat ultrasound, breast ultrasound and similar examinations are performed. For liposuction, the examination is performed only for patients for whom it is judged essential.

X-ray examination

Patients who require general anesthesia undergo an X-ray examination through a partner hospital.

Antibiotic allergy test

Before surgery we test for antibiotic allergies to confirm that medication can be administered safely.

Pre-operative consent form and precautions consultation - TheLINE Plastic Surgery

Consent form & precautions

Before surgery we review your health status and previous surgical history in detail, and thoroughly explain how to prevent post-operative side effects along with the precautions to follow before and after surgery.

Biopsy

If an abnormal finding appears during surgery, we perform a biopsy immediately to support treatment, even when it is unrelated to the plastic surgery underway.

STEP 2. In-surgery Safety - Anesthesia

Is anesthesia during surgery safe?

We administer safe, systematic anesthesia verified through JCI accreditation. Patients wake up clearly even after long surgeries, which results in high satisfaction.

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Triple low-concentration, safe drugs

We use triple low-concentration drugs verified through JCI accreditation, along with anesthetic agents used at university hospitals, to raise the level of safety.
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Real-time monitoring

A dedicated anesthesia team monitors the patient's condition in real time throughout surgery and manages the anesthesia.
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Code Blue system

We are equipped with a Code Blue system for immediate emergency response and with university hospital-level advanced anesthesia equipment.

STEP 2. In-surgery Safety - SD Transfusion

For surgeries with heavy bleeding, how do we protect you?

The SD Transfusion System keeps even surgeries with heavy bleeding safe by reusing your own blood instead of another person's.

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Drawing, separating and reinfusing your own blood

After a thorough consultation with the medical team before surgery, your blood is drawn, separated into components such as red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets in a centrifuge, and then safely reinfused into your body.
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Autologous transfusion that protects hemoglobin levels

Red blood cells that carry oxygen return to the body and raise hemoglobin levels, so surgeries with heavy bleeding can proceed more safely.
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Without the infection concerns of donor blood

Without infection concerns from another person's blood or difficulties in securing blood supply, patients can maintain good condition during recovery and reduce side effects.

STEP 3. Post-op Care

After surgery, how is care provided?

From surgeon rounding to SVF regeneration care, 8 care and treatment programs support both your recovery pace and your overall condition.

Surgeon rounding

After surgery the operating surgeon visits the recovery room in person to observe your condition closely. This may not be possible depending on circumstances such as other surgeries or the surgeon's schedule