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[Surgical process] Step-by-step guide to the surgical process

CLYVE Plastic Surgery · Updated 2026.10.14

[Surgical process] Step-by-step guide to the surgical process · Schematic diagram of the surgical process

The CLYVE official guide explains the three steps: incision and passage formation, tissue expansion, and implant insertion and suturing. The actual care also includes preoperative evaluation and postoperative observation.

Implant insertion and suturing diagram
Implant insertion and suturing diagram · Explanatory image from the CLYVE official guide. It does not represent individual conditions or surgical results.

Pre-operative planning

We check the desired changes, medical history, and test results, and decide on the implants and scope of surgery. We inform you in advance of the medications you are taking and your previous anesthesia experience, and follow the hospital's instructions regarding fasting and medication.

Space formation and insertion

After making an incision in the skin, a passage is created, the necessary space is expanded with a dedicated balloon, and the implant is inserted. The sequence described by CLYVE is a conceptual guide and the necessary actions may vary depending on individual organizational conditions.

Process after suturing

Just because sutures are completed does not mean that all schedules end immediately. Your condition will be checked in the recovery room, and you will be informed of post-discharge care and your next treatment schedule. Plan your surgery time separately from your hospital stay.

Questions to ask during consultation

Please let us know the expected schedule from pre-surgery examination to discharge and the time required for a guardian.

reference material

We separately referenced official product information, academic patient information, and research materials. Manufacturer information is a product description and does not guarantee individual results.

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