Yes, you can! This is a common question from our clients, and doctors assure us that it is safe to fly after breast augmentation surgery. The silicone used in breast implants is highly stable, so there's no risk of "explosion" or rupture during a flight.

Absolutely, yes. Breast implants are typically placed under the breast muscle, which means your breast function remains unaffected. You can breastfeed just as you would without implants.

This is a great question, and we're glad you’re thinking about your health. During the initial recovery period, a mammogram might be difficult, but alternative options like a breast ultrasound or MRI are available. It’s important to inform your doctor about your implants before any medical tests. After a few months, you can resume regular mammograms without any increased risk.

Yes, they are. Medical technology has advanced significantly, and breast implants are rigorously tested and regulated by government and private institutions to ensure their safety. However, it’s important to choose a reputable clinic and ensure the implants used are FDA-certified or, in Korea, KFDA-approved.

In most cases, no. In fact, some women experience increased sensitivity after breast augmentation due to the texture of the silicone implants. However, sensitivity can vary from person to person.

Not at all! With modern implants available in various shapes, sizes, and textures, a skilled plastic surgeon can achieve a very natural look. Be sure to discuss your desired outcome with your surgeon to ensure you get the results you want.

No, this is a common misconception. While FDA-approved implants often come with a 10-year warranty, this doesn’t mean they need to be replaced after 10 years unless there is a specific reason or if you choose to do so.