What Korea Breast Care coordinates
From your first inquiry to communication after you return home.
Korea Breast Care organises the practical journey around your care so you can reach the right specialist in Korea with the right information. Every step below is coordination and support.
The clinical decisions — diagnosis, test interpretation, surgical suitability, implant and method selection, quotes and treatment — belong to the medical institution and its clinicians.
Prepare your records
Imaging, pathology, biomarker results and previous treatment records are organised and checked for missing items.
Identify the right specialty
Whether breast surgery, medical or radiation oncology, or plastic surgery should be consulted, and in what order.
Guide to a registered hospital
Registered Korean medical institutions able to consult in line with the diagnosis, needs and schedule.
Coordinate consultation & quote
Online or in-person consultation is arranged, and expected tests, costs and timing are confirmed with the institution.
Support the visit
Interpretation, tests, admission and surgery, discharge and pre-departure checks are coordinated with the hospital.
Communication after returning home
Following the institution's guidance, video follow-up, records handover and further questions are supported.
Reaching the right specialty
Plastic surgery, breast surgery or a hospital?
Aesthetic surgery and breast-health care are different pathways. During your inquiry we help identify which specialty should be seen first — we do not make the medical judgement.
Plastic surgery
Aesthetic concerns and appearance-focused procedures — augmentation, reduction, lift, and much revision work, including implant exchange or removal.
Breast surgery
Breast-health concerns — lumps, ultrasound and biopsy, suspected implant rupture, and breast cancer. Reconstruction is planned together with plastic surgery.
Radiology & tertiary hospitals
Imaging and cancer care that need a hospital setting — mammography and ultrasound reading, mammotome, and multidisciplinary cancer treatment.
Consultation materials
What we help you prepare
A useful consultation depends on complete information. Where records are missing — for example an implant card after an earlier operation — we note where imaging may be needed so the institution can assess you properly.
- Previous surgical records and operation notes
- Implant cards (brand, size, insertion plane) where available
- Imaging studies — ultrasound, mammography, MRI or CT
- Pathology or biopsy results
- A current medication list and relevant medical history
- Photographs and a clear description of your concern
- Your questions for the clinician
Clear boundaries
Who does what
Coordination is active and practical, but it stays on one side of a clear line. Diagnosis and medical judgement remain with the institution.
Coordination (Kordy / DYPHI)
- Prepare and organise submitted records
- Check for missing images, pathology or treatment records
- Identify the specialties and fields to consult
- Guide you to registered medical institutions
- Coordinate online or in-person consultation and booking
- Arrange interpretation and language support
- Support communication with the hospital after you return home
Medical institutions & clinicians
- Re-reading of imaging and pathology
- Diagnosis and staging
- Judging surgical suitability
- Choosing implants, methods and treatment plan
- Final quotes and medical recommendations
- Surgery and inpatient management
- Treating complications and medical follow-up
Ready to start?
Share your concern and travel dates through a confidential inquiry. We review your information, identify the right specialty and coordinate a consultation with a registered Korean medical institution.