SC301 Clinic, Newly Remodeled with 'State-of-the-Art Sterile System'

SC301 Clinic Newly Remodeled with 'State-of-the-Art Sterile System'

SC301 Clinic has expanded and relocated, newly remodeling its entire operating room with a 'state-of-the-art sterile system.' In addition to the existing operating rooms, the clinic has established a Stem Cell Research Institute and a Female Plastic Surgery Center, laying the groundwork for providing superior medical services.

In the case of state-of-the-art aseptic surgery, it is a system that manages invisible fine dust and microorganisms to reduce the postoperative infection rate to 0%, and it has been applied in accordance with the international standard JCI certification criteria. It is a sealed space where not only airborne particles but also temperature, humidity, air pressure, electrostatic control, and lighting are environmentally controlled; as cleanliness is paramount in a sterile room, these factors are also managed with great care.

In addition, the negative and positive pressure system in the operating room fundamentally blocks the inflow of outside air. Since it is possible to switch between negative and positive pressure, it completely prevents internal air from leaking out during surgery on infectious patients.

The sophisticated temperature and humidity control system monitors and manages the internal temperature and humidity of the operating room in real time, ensuring that the optimal conditions are maintained for surgical patients. The system can be controlled from outside the operating room and features an alarm function that responds sensitively to even minute changes. Furthermore, the entire operating room is constructed using antimicrobial materials, and considering the nature of the operating room where various medications are used, materials with strong chemical resistance have been utilized to enhance cleanliness and durability.

The reason sterile operating rooms are essential in clinics is that environmental and airborne bacteria float in the air and act as a medium for infection through fine dust. Since the risk of infection increases with higher levels of fine dust, minimizing the infection rate through sterile operating rooms is of paramount importance in cosmetic surgery.

Dr. Shin Dong-jin, Representative Director of SC301 Clinic, a specialist in stem cell breast augmentation and anti-aging surgery, stated, “Through the expansion and relocation and the introduction of a sterile operating room system, we will be able to perform safer and more satisfying surgeries. Furthermore, as the number of people hesitating to undergo plastic surgery has increased due to indiscriminate procedures and surgeries performed by unethical medical staff, I believe we must deliberate and research further to ensure healthy and safe procedures.”

SC301 Clinic Newly Remodeled with 'State-of-the-Art Sterile System'

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