2026-06-04
Safety Systems as Important as Plastic Surgery Results: 4 Standards of 345 Plastic Surgery
In plastic surgery, postoperative recovery and safety are just as important as the design. 345 Plastic Surgery has established a systematic safety system—from the 'Doctor Call System' where the operating surgeon calls directly, to having three resident anesthesiologists, stocking the emergency drug Dantrolene, and operating CCTV in the operating room at all times—to build patient trust and support stable recovery.
The Completion of Plastic Surgery is Not Just the Result, But 'Safe Recovery'
Hello, this is 345 Plastic Surgery. When considering plastic surgery, many people focus on dramatic external changes. However, the true value of surgery depends just as much on how the postoperative process is managed as it does on the visible changes.
The changes made in the operating room are only the beginning, and the trust between the patient and the medical staff is completed throughout the entire recovery process. Today, we would like to introduce the four core safety systems that 345 Plastic Surgery establishes as the principle for all surgeries.
01. The 'Doctor Call System' Checked Directly by the Operating Surgeon
The most anxious time for patients leaving the clinic right after surgery is the first 24 hours after discharge. To alleviate this anxiety and support a stable recovery, 345 Plastic Surgery operates the 'Doctor Call System.'
Within 24 hours after surgery and discharge, the operating surgeon who conducted your consultation will call you directly. Because the medical professional who best understands the patient's current condition personally checks the progress and provides precautions, we can respond swiftly to unexpected symptoms, allowing you to focus on recovery with greater peace of mind.
02. 3 Resident Anesthesiologists and Real-Time Monitoring
Anesthesia is a core area when it comes to the safety of plastic surgery. At 345 Plastic Surgery, three board-certified anesthesiologists are resident within the clinic.
Rather than simply administering anesthesia, we maintain a stable surgical environment through customized anesthesia planning tailored to each patient's condition and real-time monitoring during surgery. This serves as the foundation for responding immediately to even the slightest physical changes that may occur during the operation.
03. Stocking 'Dantrolene' for Emergency Situations
Regardless of the medical staff's proficiency, unpredictable emergencies can occur during surgery. One of these is 'malignant hyperthermia,' which rarely occurs during general anesthesia.
To prepare for such rare emergencies, 345 Plastic Surgery always stocks 'Dantrolene,' a treatment for malignant hyperthermia. Thoroughly preparing for aspects that can be directly linked to a patient's life is the safety standard that 345 strives for.
04. Transparent Operating Rooms, Always-On CCTV, and Viewing System
Transparency regarding the surgical process is a patient's right and a clinic's duty. 345 Plastic Surgery operates CCTVs in the operating rooms at all times.
We have established a systematic viewing system so that guardians can check the surgical process if necessary. This is a mechanism of trust that dispels concerns about ghost surgeries and proves that honest medical care is being provided solely for the patient.
A Collaborative System that Simultaneously Understands the Structure of Bone and Flesh
To create precise results on top of a safe system, 345 pursues a collaborative medical system.
Through the collaboration of Dr. Park Jong-lim of the Facial Contouring Center (specializing in facial contouring/bone structure) and Dr. Han Kyu-nam of the Lifting Center (specializing in soft tissue/skin structure), we plan delicate surgeries that consider the balance and function of the entire face. This is because harmonious and healthy changes are only possible when the bones and flesh of the face are designed comprehensively.
If you are currently considering plastic surgery, we recommend carefully checking what safety standards the clinic has in place to care for patients, rather than focusing on flashy advertisements. 345 Plastic Surgery will always place patient safety as our highest priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the follow-up after discharge from surgery?
Yes, the operating surgeon will personally call to check on your progress. Samsaoh Plastic Surgery operates a Doctor Call System where the surgeon directly contacts the patient within 24 hours after surgery and discharge. This allows for prompt response to unexpected symptoms and supports the patient's stable recovery.
Are there anesthesiologists permanently stationed at the hospital?
Yes, three anesthesiology and pain medicine specialists are permanently stationed. They design anesthesia tailored to each patient's condition and maintain a safe surgical environment by real-time monitoring during surgery, allowing immediate response to even minor physical changes.
Are there emergency preparedness measures for general anesthesia?
Yes, we always have dantrolene, a treatment for malignant hyperthermia, on hand. We are thoroughly prepared for and have a system to deal with malignant hyperthermia, a rare emergency that can occur during general anesthesia and can be directly linked to the patient's life.
Can guardians check the surgical process via CCTV?
Yes, guardians can view the surgical process if necessary. Samsaoh Plastic Surgery operates CCTV in the operating room at all times and has established a systematic viewing system to alleviate concerns about ghost surgery and demonstrate transparent and honest medical care.
Can facial bone and skin sagging be improved simultaneously?
Yes, it is possible through collaboration between facial contouring and lifting specialists. The surgeon in charge of facial contouring and bone structure collaborates with the surgeon in charge of soft tissue and skin structure to plan a delicate and harmonious surgery that considers the overall balance and function of the face.