The era of envying a thin, delicate figure has passed, and with time the standard of feminine beauty has been changing. Recently, attention has been drawn to women who have a healthy, firm, voluminous figure that contrasts with an innocent face. It is no exaggeration to say that a voluminous chest and the curvy figure known as an S-line have become the dream of most women regardless of age.
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That does not mean they want excessive volume. This mood can be glimpsed in breast surgery trends as well. Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery says, "Women who want a voluminous figure have all considered breast surgery at least once, and quite a few actually come in for a breast surgery consultation."
According to him, the shared view among patients who visit is that rather than a round, large chest that can end up looking artificial, they want a moderately sized breast shape that flows naturally. That is the teardrop-shaped implant, which closely resembles the actual breast shape and has been preferred recently because it provides natural volume.
What breast surgery specialists consider most important during surgery is accurately assessing the patient's condition through ultrasound breast diagnosis beforehand. The breast tissue and the patient's health condition must be checked with ultrasound, and on that basis the surgery proceeds using a Harmonic Scalpel and an endoscope to precisely perform minimal dissection of only the necessary areas.
In particular, the Harmonic Scalpel, which has been drawing attention recently, is surgical equipment used in operations that require precision, such as resection of various cancers and cardiac surgery. In breast surgery it minimizes unnecessary damage to surrounding tissue and allows precise, fine dissection. Raising surgical accuracy with the Harmonic Scalpel and an endoscope in this way makes surgery possible without bleeding, and with almost no pain, rapid recovery is also possible.
Dr. Inseok Shin said, "Performing ultrasound breast diagnosis makes it possible not only to establish an accurate breast surgery plan tailored to your body, such as determining the position of the implant to be inserted before surgery, but also to check health conditions such as breast cancer," adding, "When deciding on breast surgery, it is necessary to check whether the clinic has a breast specialist, whether accurate diagnosis before surgery is possible, and whether post-operative pain management and other care are thoroughly carried out."
