In a magazine survey of women about satisfaction with their breasts, 75% answered 'I am not satisfied with my breasts.' Asked about 'the most effective way to manage the breasts,' 'breast surgery' came first at 40% and 'chest exercise' second at 30%.
Many women clearly pay attention to breast care, and women with an especially slight figure sometimes feel self-conscious about their body shape. Wanting to regain confidence and satisfaction with a feminine, fuller line, they try various chest exercises and beauty devices, but since the body you are born with is not easy to change, some decide on breast surgery after long deliberation.
What matters is that even after going through with breast surgery, some patients do not get satisfying results or develop side effects or inflammation and end up considering breast revision surgery. Side effects of breast surgery can arise from various causes, including incorrect implant placement or an unsanitary surgical environment.
Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery said, "If pain or inflammation appears after surgery, do not put up with it - work with a specialist medical team to identify the cause," adding, "We recommend visiting a clinic with a specialist breast surgery team so that the cause can be removed and side effects such as capsular contracture can be prevented."
Looking for a clinic that can perform a 3D ultrasound examination before surgery is another good approach. Analyzing the composition of the breast tissue with ultrasound to check the breast tissue and its health status can raise the safety of the procedure, and it allows systematic, finely tailored surgery so that breast health can also be managed afterward.
It is also worth checking whether the Harmonic Scalpel, known as an advanced surgical device, is used. Applying the Harmonic Scalpel to teardrop breast surgery, which draws attention for a shape and feel close to a woman's natural breast, can produce an ideal breast line. According to specialists, using the Harmonic Scalpel means precise dissection with less bleeding around the surgical site, so pain and side effects such as capsular contracture can be prevented, and because pain is relatively low, one-day pain-managed breast surgery with same-day discharge and no hospitalization is also possible.
Dr. Inseok Shin of TheLINE Plastic Surgery advised, "Breast surgery and breast revision surgery are among the more difficult procedures," adding, "With breast revision in particular, having an accurate consultation with a medical team experienced in breast surgery is what prevents yet another revision and leads to a result you are satisfied with."
