
Frequently Asked Questions
Is breast augmentation really impossible for a thin body type?
Many people believe that breast augmentation is impossible if they have low body fat. In particular, for those with a body type so thin that their ribs are prominent, inserting implants can cause the contours to show through the skin or be palpable, making it difficult to expect natural results. For this reason, it may not be suitable for those seeking natural-looking breasts.
Why it is possible without implants?
Even if you appear to have a lean physique, there may be invisible "hidden fat" in areas such as the abdomen, thighs, and flanks. However, it is difficult to determine whether this fat is actually suitable for transplantation or how much can be secured based solely on InBody measurements. The most accurate method is for an experienced specialist to physically palpate the body to carefully assess the body shape and fat distribution.
What should I do when I really have no fat?
Even in cases where there is truly insufficient fat to aspirate, SC301 proposes a solution through proactive management. - Blindly gaining weight with instant food? ❌ - The key is to secure high-quality fat through a healthy diet and lifestyle improvements. Since the quality and engraftment rate of stem cells can vary depending on dietary habits,
Is it possible up to a D cup?
In fact, while there have been cases of C and D cups with the SC301, this applies only when all conditions—such as breast space, skin elasticity, and fat volume—are met. Since most slender body types have limited fat available for liposuction, there may be limitations to volume enhancement. Therefore, rather than pursuing excessively large volume, focus on natural changes that suit your body type.













