The 'S-line figure' - a full bust, firm hips and a narrow waist - is often cited as the ideal body women admire. Among these, the breasts symbolize femininity and can be directly tied to a woman's confidence, and a naturally teardrop-shaped yet full bust is something many women wish for.
According to specialists, women with slim builds have less body fat and find it harder to achieve a fuller bust. In particular, Asian women have smaller frames than Western women and therefore smaller rib cages, so a difference in volume is inevitable from the start.
Many women try breast massage, exercise and diet, but when they do not get satisfying results some consider breast surgery. Breast surgery can dramatically change actual breast size, raising confidence and making the body line stand out, but as with all plastic surgery it is important to choose carefully.
Dr. Yoosuk Chung of TheLINE Plastic Surgery said, "If you have decided on breast surgery after careful thought, it is important to build a systematic surgical plan through a pre-operative consultation with a specialist," adding, "In particular, analyzing the composition of the breast tissue with ultrasound before surgery makes it possible to check the breast tissue and its health status, which can raise the safety of the procedure."
It also allows for systematic, finely tailored breast surgery, and ongoing ultrasound diagnosis means breast health can be managed after surgery as well.
In addition, when the Harmonic Scalpel, an advanced surgical device, is used during surgery, only the necessary areas can be precisely and finely dissected, which reduces pain and bleeding and also reduces soft tissue damage, so the recovery period tends to be shorter. No drain is needed after surgery, and side effects such as capsular contracture caused by bleeding can also be prevented, according to specialists.
Advanced equipment such as ultrasound and the Harmonic Scalpel can also be applied to the teardrop breast surgery women favor, and with safety and pain in mind, one-day pain-managed breast surgery can be performed without hospitalization, which is reportedly drawing particular attention from working women.
Dr. Yonghyun Cho of the clinic said, "One way to raise satisfaction with breast surgery is to check whether the clinic has advanced medical equipment on a par with a university hospital and whether it is a specialized breast surgery center with a systematic aftercare system," adding, "It also helps to choose a clinic that accurately assesses breast health and where a specialist breast surgery team handles everything from consultation through surgery."
