Who writes the medical content on this site?

Articles are written and reviewed by Dr. Kim Uigeon, a board-certified plastic surgeon at UNE Plastic Surgery in Gangnam, Seoul, who practises in breast surgery only. Where an article reports findings from published research, the study is named so that readers can check the source. Clinical opinion is separated from study findings in the text.

Can these articles replace a consultation?

No. The articles explain general principles, published evidence and the trade-offs between options. They cannot assess chest width, tissue thickness, skin elasticity or medical history, which are what determine whether a given technique or implant is appropriate. Any plan, timeline or expected result has to be confirmed by examination at a consultation.

Breast Surgery Editorial

Breast Surgery Blog in Korea

Evidence-based guides on augmentation, revision surgery, implant selection, recovery, capsular contracture, and incision options — from UNE Plastic Surgery in Gangnam, Seoul.

Recovery

Breast Augmentation Recovery in Korea — Week-by-Week Guide

A clinical breakdown of breast augmentation recovery, from day 1 through 1 year. Covers pain, swelling, drain output, activity restrictions, and follow-up imaging.

Recovery Timeline Aftercare Follow-up Imaging

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who writes the medical content on this site?
Articles are written and reviewed by Dr. Kim Uigeon, a board-certified plastic surgeon at UNE Plastic Surgery in Gangnam, Seoul, who practises in breast surgery only. Where an article reports findings from published research, the study is named so that readers can check the source. Clinical opinion is separated from study findings in the text.
Can these articles replace a consultation?
No. The articles explain general principles, published evidence and the trade-offs between options. They cannot assess chest width, tissue thickness, skin elasticity or medical history, which are what determine whether a given technique or implant is appropriate. Any plan, timeline or expected result has to be confirmed by examination at a consultation.