Breast surgery
Breast augmentation
ETONNE plans breast augmentation around 3D imaging, ultrasound and individual anatomy, with implant and after-care information explained as part of the process.
Who it suits
- People seeking proportionate volume
- People comparing implant options
Technique highlights
- 3D imaging and ultrasound inform the plan
- The site says surgery is recorded with endoscopy and CCTV
Surgical steps
- Consultation and structural assessment with a specialist
- Individual surgical and recovery planning
- Scheduled follow-up and access to the care team for concerns
Recovery & aftercare
- Follow the hospital's medication, wound-care and post-operative instructions.
- Recovery varies by procedure and individual condition.
Risks & things to consider
- Every operation carries risks; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon before deciding.
- Timing, recovery and anaesthesia depend on ETONNE's individual assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Is a more expensive implant always better?
No. ETONNE says there is no single best implant for everyone. Selection should consider breast tissue, skin thickness, chest shape and individual goals, not price alone.
How should an implant size be chosen for a natural result?
ETONNE says to consider height, weight, original size, chest shape, skin volume and elasticity, the desired image and incision site together.
At what age is breast augmentation possible?
ETONNE's site says it is legally possible from age 18 without parental consent, but individual development should be assessed with a specialist first.
Does breast augmentation affect breastfeeding?
ETONNE says augmentation does not directly affect pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding; discuss the details with the surgeon based on the planned technique.
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Source: etonne.kr