Treatment focus
SC301 combines breast surgery, fat transplantation, liposuction and anti-aging services. A major part of its published programme uses cell-based or regenerative terminology. Patients comparing SC301 should separate the underlying surgery, such as fat grafting or breast lifting, from any additional cell-processing component.
Questions to take to your consultation
Ask for a precise description of what will be harvested and injected, how it is processed and the evidence for the proposed benefit. For breast procedures, discuss imaging and future surveillance, fat necrosis, asymmetry and possible repeat treatment. Request separate pricing for the operation and optional add-ons.
Understand breast and fat-transfer terminology
SC301’s published programme uses several overlapping breast and fat-transfer categories. Ask the surgeon to translate the proposed plan into a clear description of the operation, the source of any transferred tissue and every additional processing step. If breast augmentation is discussed, clarify whether the plan uses an implant, fat transfer or another component, and why. If a lift is also proposed, ask how the scar pattern and follow-up differ from augmentation alone. Cell-based terminology should be accompanied by the exact material, intended use and evidence. Before deciding, request information on future breast imaging, possible further treatment and the management of a result that does not meet the agreed goals.
Location and care team
SC301 Clinic is located at 3rd & 4th Floor, Chan & Chan Building, 611 Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Samseong-dong). Its published doctor directory includes Dr. Dong-jin Shin. Review the individual clinician profiles and confirm the treating clinician when arranging your consultation.
Professional background of the team
Dr. Dong-jin Shin is included in the clinic’s published care team. Yonsei University Severance Hospital (Internship and Residency). Review the linked doctor profile for the fuller professional record and discuss the clinician’s experience with your particular proposed procedure.
