From breast checks to implant checks,
screening before and after breast surgery
Healthy, beautiful breast surgery starts with a breast screening.
A breast screening before breast surgery is an essential step. Breast tumors are often discovered during pre-op tests,
and if a tumor is present, removing it before surgery is safer and leads to better results.
CHECK POINT 01Accurate diagnosis and the right treatment
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Breast screening available with implants
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University-hospital-level advanced equipment for more accurate diagnosis
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Female general surgeon
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Same-day testing available
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Various biopsy options
Self-examination process
Breast screening process
Conditions that can be diagnosed with breast ultrasound
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Implant-related problems
Capsular contracture / implant folding or rupture / seroma / capsular thickening, etc. - CHECK POINT02
Breast health check
Dense breasts / fibroadenoma / breast cancer, etc.
Detailed breast disease and implant-specific screening
Screening with breast ultrasound
An ultrasound before breast surgery reveals the structure and condition of the breasts, which helps with implant selection,
and after surgery it is used to check for implant abnormalities and complications such as capsular contracture or rupture.
When is a mammogram needed?
If you are in your 40s or older and have not had a breast exam in the past year, a mammogram before surgery is recommended.
It is advised for the early detection of breast disease.
Minimally invasive excision possible even with implants
Even when implants are in place, tissue can be removed safely by considering their position and the distance to the skin and muscle.
With VAB (vacuum-assisted biopsy), lesions such as fibroadenomas can be removed through a minimal incision.
