Good clinics for realistic breast implants?

[LupinBB81]

I have wanted to get my chest done for awhile but my biggest fear was that my breast would look fake and awful. I have seen women that have gotten them (one of my friends) and they just look really fake and really bad. I have a smaller chest and I am not looking to get anything massive. I just want to go up 2 cup sizes but I want them to be shaped naturally. I don't want breasts that look like inflated balloons! 

What are some clinics in Korea that are known for realistic breast enhancement? And how much does this cost in Korea typically? 

[evelaina1]

I can tell you that the pride ps as well as note ps are often recommended the most online for breast augmentation. But I do not have any personal experience nor do I know if these surgeries are actually "natural looking". You are going to have to look at the reviews, compare what people say online, and contact the clinics. 

[cyndabeale]

23 hours ago, evelaina1 said:

I can tell you that the pride ps as well as note ps are often recommended the most online for breast augmentation.

I am not familiar with Pride but I do know that Note Plastic Surgery is a popular choice. If you go on Reddit, you might be able to find some before and afters that women share of their breast work tied to the clinic. 

[LillyD86]

Realistic breast implants tend to come at a higher price point as they use higher-quality implants and surgical styles. Saline implants are the most affordable option which will run you around $3,500–$4,500, and the more premium options like Motiva or Gummy Bear implants can cost $7,000–$15,000, sometimes more.

This cost is still lower than other places like the US, usually 30% cheaper but can be as much as 50% cheaper with certain clinics.