
Frequently Asked Questions
What is accessory breasts?
Accessory breasts are tissues formed when breast tissue remains in an abnormal location along the 'milk line' that develops during the mammary gland formation process in the fetal stage. While most commonly found in the armpit area, they can appear in various other locations, such as under the chest, on the inner arm, or on the side of the body. An important point is that this tissue may contain mammary gland tissue rather than simple fat.
What to Consider for SC301 Accessory Breast Removal Surgery?
Accessory breast removal is not simply a procedure to reduce fat; it requires a precise understanding of tissue structure and a meticulous approach. SC301 aims for more stable results through a plan that considers even the cellular and tissue levels. First, based on extensive clinical experience—specifically the experience of applying SVF (adipose-derived cell components) to breast augmentation—SC301














