Breast Augmentation in Korea | SOONPLUS Gangnam Seoul

Breast Surgery Options to Discuss

Breast Augmentation

Discuss volume goals, chest anatomy, tissue coverage, implant decisions and long-term follow-up

Breast Revision

Review previous surgery and implant records to assess concerns, alternatives and further-surgery risks

Why Choose SOONPLUS for Breast Surgery

Sinsa

Near Sinsa Station

Visit the clinic at 589 Gangnam-daero, near Sinsa Station Exit 4 in Seoul.

12–13F

Clinic Location

Consultations are provided on floors 12 and 13 of Mulberry Hills Medical Tower.

1:1

Personalized Consultation

Breast surgery planning considers individual chest and breast anatomy, tissue coverage, skin, body proportions, health and previous procedures. Implant choice and follow-up need direct clinical assessment.

Multilingual Website Guidance

Website guidance is available in English, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and German.

English Patient Guide

Breast Surgery: Assessment, Risks and Travel Planning

Breast surgery planning begins with an individual assessment of health, anatomy, previous procedures and personal goals. A qualified clinician should explain suitable options, trade-offs, risks and follow-up before treatment decisions are made.

Chest anatomy and augmentation goals

SOONPLUS's official breast surgery page describes choosing an implant and surgical approach to suit the individual's body shape. Discuss the changes you want in volume, shape and overall proportion; a reference photograph cannot guarantee your result.

Ask how breast and chest-wall anatomy, skin and tissue characteristics, existing asymmetry and health history affect the proposed plan. Share medicines, allergies, nicotine use and previous procedures. Final suitability requires an in-person assessment.

Revision concerns, implant decisions and surgical risks

If you have had breast surgery before, bring available operation records and implant information. Ask whether revision, reduction or another approach is appropriate and currently available, rather than selecting a procedure or implant brand before examination.

Ask the treating clinician to explain alternatives, anaesthesia, scars and implant-specific risks, alongside bleeding, infection, healing problems, sensation changes and possible further surgery. No result, symmetry, scar quality or recovery timeline can be guaranteed.

Recovery, follow-up and travel before you book

Before committing to travel, confirm consultation dates, required records or tests, language support and a written quote explaining what is included. An online inquiry can help organize these questions but does not confirm the final operation, consent or price. Ask the treating team about follow-up appointments and when return travel may be appropriate.

Follow individualized instructions for medicines, wound care, garments and activity. Keep written aftercare and clinic contact details available after returning home, and seek prompt advice for unexpected or worsening symptoms. For a medical emergency in Korea, call 119.

Limitations, risks and aftercare

Possible risks can include pain, bleeding, infection, delayed healing, fluid collection, sensation changes, asymmetry, scarring, anaesthesia complications or additional surgery. Implant procedures also have implant-specific considerations.

Follow guidance on medicines, activity, wound care, garments and reviews. No result, scar quality, sensation, symmetry or recovery timeline can be guaranteed.

Do not use another person’s recovery as a prediction of your own.
Follow nicotine, exercise and wound-care restrictions.
Ask which symptoms require urgent medical evaluation.

Breast Surgery: Frequently Asked Questions

Can an online consultation confirm a breast surgery plan?

It may support early planning, but final suitability, procedure, consent and confirmed pricing require direct clinical assessment.

Which breast surgery options may be discussed?

The discussion may include augmentation, revision, reduction or gynecomastia surgery, depending on anatomy, health, prior procedures and goals.

Which risks should be discussed?

Risks vary and can include bleeding, infection, healing problems, scarring, sensation change, asymmetry, anaesthesia complications and further treatment. Implant procedures have additional considerations.

How long should I remain in Seoul?

There is no fixed timeline. The appropriate stay and follow-up depend on the procedure, health, recovery and treating clinician’s advice.

What should an international patient prepare?

Confirm language support, required records, pre-operative steps, follow-up, travel timing and how to contact the clinic after treatment.

Medical content governance

Medical Information & Safety

Treatment suitability, diagnosis and the final care plan are confirmed by the responsible clinician after an individual examination and informed-consent discussion. This page provides general education and does not replace medical advice.

Reviewed by

Dr. Kim Soon-dong

Plastic Surgery Specialist · Chief Director

Medical content reviewed: 23 September 2026

The date above records the previous medical review. New or revised patient guidance is pending medical review; the editorial update below is not a new clinical sign-off.

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Page content updated: 11 November 2026 · Previous medical review: 23 September 2026

Safety and aftercare pathway

Ask about risks before treatment

Every surgical and non-surgical procedure has its own indications, contraindications, alternatives and possible complications. Ask who will perform your treatment, what recovery may involve, how follow-up is arranged and which symptoms require urgent assessment.

Contact SOONPLUS Korea medical emergency: 119

Independent patient information