LupinBB81 Posted August 25 Posted August 25 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? Quote
evelaina1 Posted August 25 Posted August 25 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. Quote
cyndabeale Posted August 26 Posted August 26 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. Quote
LillyD86 Posted August 29 Posted August 29 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. 1 Quote
caseyjones Posted September 1 Posted September 1 On 8/29/2026 at 10:29 AM, LillyD86 said: 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. I was going to mention this. Like with everything else - high quality = higher cost. And gummy bear implants tend to be the most sought after ones because they look and feel more real. Quote
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