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Sad face due to flat chest ahead of bikini debut… Stem cell breast augmentation worth considering

By 2015-05-27No Comments
Sad face due to flat chest ahead of bikini debut… Stem cell breast augmentation worth considering


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There is not much time left until the time to wear a bikini. College student Choi (23) started dieting during last winter break with the determination to "definitely go to a water park this year." After exercising consistently for several months, she lost 10 kg and reached her target weight. 

However, the problem is that I have lost breast fat as well, so I don't look good in a bikini. Disappointed by the result compared to the perfect bikini fit I had expected, I tried focusing on chest exercises and eating a lot of protein-rich foods said to enlarge the breasts, but no noticeable effects appeared. 

While feeling discouraged by my breast size not changing despite trying various methods, I learned about 'stem cell breast augmentation,' which is said to have a short recovery period and do not interfere with daily life. Hearing that it doesn't necessarily have to be during school vacation, I plan to have the surgery during the long holiday weekend for Buddha's Birthday. 

As 'naturalness' has recently solidified as a plastic surgery trend, the popularity of autologous fat grafting, which involves using one's own fat to transplant it to desired areas, is on the rise. It is gaining attention among many women because it allows for safe volume enhancement without side effects.

However, the limitation of simple autologous fat grafting is the low survival rate of engrafted fat cells, which are typically in their 20s and 30s. The limitation is that the desired volume cannot be maintained for a long time with a single procedure. Women who have received fat grafting to their breasts say that the enlargement effect usually lasts for around 6 months, or up to about a year at most. 

Stem cell breast augmentation complements this. Similar to conventional fat grafting, this method involves harvesting fat cells from the patient's body, separating the stem cells, mixing them with fat tissue at a ratio of 1:4, and injecting them into the breasts. The advantages include the ability to increase engraftment rates up to the age of 70 through the action of stem cells, and the elimination of the need for touch-ups (supplementary procedures after the initial treatment). 

Dr. Shin Dong-jin, director of SC301 Clinic, stated, “Adding stem cells to adipose tissue extracted from the patient’s body induces blood vessel formation around the cells, causing the engraftment rate to jump to the 70s and resulting in high patient satisfaction,” adding, “Stem cell cosmetic surgery is safer and more effective than conventional surgical methods if performed with specialized knowledge and skilled techniques.”

Director Shin is the first innovator of stem cell breast augmentation. He developed a breast augmentation method that fully utilizes the effects of stem cell surgery, raising the survival rate of transplanted fat cells to over 70%. He has also developed and filed a patent for a 'composition that promotes tissue regeneration in fat grafts' to further increase the fat survival rate.

Ingredients such as polydeoxyribinucleotide, a liquid cell growth promoter, are utilized; by encapsulating these in microcapsules and administering them during the stem cell fat grafting process, differentiated effects can be expected.

Director Shin Dong-jin advised, “To see the effects of breast augmentation by injecting stem cells, at least 5000 million to 1 million high-quality adult stem cells must be administered,” adding, “To determine if genuine stem cell breast augmentation is being performed, it is essential to check whether the hospital is equipped with a ‘cell counter’ to verify the number of stem cells injected.”


Reporter Jeong Won-gi wkchung@wowtv.co.kr