Dr. Dong Yeon Hwang, the representative director of NANA Plastic Surgery, attended the 2026 APAC Scientific Advisory Board (Asia-Pacific Advisory Board, hereinafter referred to as 'APAC Advisory Board') hosted by Johnson & Johnson MedTech's breast implant brand MENTOR™ at their U.S. headquarters on June 27-28. At this meeting, he shared professional expertise and insights in the field of breast augmentation surgery.

This APAC Advisory Board brought together 13 specialists representing the breast augmentation surgery field. The meeting focused on the latest clinical trends in Asia-Pacific breast augmentation surgery, implant-related research data, patient safety, and the sharing of experiences among global medical professionals to improve surgical outcomes. The event featured various presentations and discussions on the latest approaches to breast implant surgery, clinical considerations, and strategies to enhance patient satisfaction.

 

At this meeting, Dr. Hwang shared professional opinions based on his extensive clinical experience accumulated in the field of breast augmentation surgery in Korea. He discussed important factors to consider when selecting breast implants and the role of medical professionals in achieving stable surgical results.

Dr. Dong Yeon Hwang stated, "I am honored to have the opportunity to engage in in-depth discussions about the latest clinical trends in breast augmentation with various medical professionals and experts through this APAC Advisory Board. As we were able to share the clinical experience and expertise in breast augmentation surgery that NANA Plastic Surgery has accumulated over many years, we will continue to conduct research and maintain communication to provide patients with safer and more satisfactory outcomes in the future," he added.

Meanwhile, NANA Plastic Surgery is strengthening its expertise in the field of breast augmentation through continuous academic activities and exchanges with domestic and international medical professionals. The clinic plans to continue efforts to create a safe aesthetic surgery culture based on clinical experience and a patient-centered approach to treatment.