SHINYU CLINIC
(Hesitates)
The staff at our hospital say...
After getting a job here...
[Why are there so many people with large breasts?;;] They didn't know there were so many people with large breasts
Like, "Why are there so many people
with large breasts in our country?!"
They say they've never seen anyone like that before
There are many hospitals that do breast augmentation
There are so many across the country, but
[There aren't many hospitals for breast reduction] There are only a few places nationwide that do breast reduction
There are only a few cases each year
[Specializing in reduction] Hospitals like ours that do it all the time are
practically non-existent
Even university hospitals
might seem like they do a lot of breast reduction
but university hospital plastic surgery departments
focus on reconstructive or special surgeries
If you go to a university hospital for a double eyelid surgery...
[All the residents gather to watch the surgery] All the residents go to watch
because it's such a rare surgery
But around here...
[Near Gangnam Station, it's common lol] A single hospital might do ten a day
Back to the main point!
There are hardly any hospitals that do breast reduction or lift
so when it comes to reduction
it's about reducing the breast size
The question is how to reduce it
The traditional method is...
called the '오' shaped incision
It's a surgical method that's over 100 years old
It's just a simple cut
PD) How is it an '오'? (Please explain in detail)
(Startled)
[Incision around the areola in a circle]
[Inverted T incision below] It's called an Inverted T, meaning the T is flipped upside down
Like this
[A clear Korean '오' shape] The scar looks like this, but it's an '오'
Got it!
It might seem like the incision stops there, but actually
[An incision across the breast] it almost connects all the way here
And it doesn't stop there
[Quite common in reality...] Many people have scars that go this far
PD) Oh my...
It's no joke...
That's why there are so few hospitals that do breast reduction
Because the scar is so large...
Nonetheless, people with excessively large breasts
suffer so much
they say they don't mind if they get damaged
A lot of people visit me and ask for reduction
(Feeling sorry for them) and say they don't care about the scarring
The pain that comes from
having large breast is inexplicable...
You guys might not understand
or the viewers might not understand too lol
Showing the scarring side effects
(Patient that underwent horizontal incision) Patients get scared when I show this image to them
and ask "was the surgery done at this hospital?"
(We don't do '오' incision...) so I wrote it down that it wasn't, they asked so many times
I don't do it like this
I heard this from other female doctor at the breast surgery department
and I learned that there's minimal scarring from horizontal incision
[Took a note of it lol] I learned that from her
You can't ignore the gravity with horizontal incision
It will open eventually
You can tape the incision for couple months
but it can't handle more than a year
[Horizontal incision will keep opening] It will open eventually
It's because of the gravity
and human body is made like this
(Patient with an extreme '오' incision) This patient visited me couple days ago and had this much of scarring
[A case with good surgery even with extreme scarring] but I complimented how well the surgery was done
The patient said she's satisfied with the surgery
[1. Scarring from armpit to back] But her breast is here but the scarring goes from the armpit to her back
and you can't see this clearly now but
[2. Extreme scarring] the scarring is extreme
[3. Scars not fading even after 2 years..] And she said she goes for laser removal even after 2 years of surgery
(Feeling bad) This can't happen forever
I thought she'd have to stop the laser treatment
and do scar revision surgery for a much better look
We do partial numbing and sew it again
(Please do scar removal asap..) She can't do the laser treatment forever
(Patient who looks she has no problems when sat up right) The picture looks good from this angle right?
but you can see her scar when laid down
[Looks fine when sat up right] You might think she looks okay when sat
but the scars show when laid down...
She visited me after 9 months of surgery due to inflammation
[Surprised (the screen's not frozen)] There's a picture of it but I'd say this is acceptable
so it's best to not create any kind of scarring in the first place
They say laser and good sewing will not cause any problems
but there's no such thing as that for human body
[Can't resolve the scarring issue] You can't change it even if you undergo the reduction procedure
Then how do YOU do perform the surgery?
[Has never done reduction surgery before...] I started doing it because patients kept flooding in for it
They said they wanted to do reduction surgery but scared of scarring
So I...
(To minimize scarring) he recommended breast cancer method!
I did the cresent incision
and did the reduction like how I'd do for a breast cancer surgery
I don't know if it will be pretty... I don't know... I said
But it made them happy
Surely it's the first case so the shape wasn't that pretty
just satisfied that it went smaller without scarring
Oh? Should I do some research?
So (related to reduction) I started studying
I changed the way breast cancer surgery was done
It took me years to just change it
[To minimize the scar and side effects I did research for a long time] Because if you cut the blood vessels
the breast dies
Looking at the blood vessel direction and knowing where to cut in
took me years to calculate this
It wasn't easily invented
Q. Is it only you that knows the surgical way of not making scars?
[Nondisclosure?!!] That is why I don't make it public
Doctors are smart so they can copy it easily
It has been years and I still can't announce it
I'll make it public when I retire
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