Anesthesiology specialist and specialized nurse, dual oversight
The patient’s condition is not left to one person. Specialists check and manage it together in a dual anesthesia system.
There is a reason the safety record holds.
40,000+ surgeries | 0 medical accidents
As surgical experience grows, the safety system has to grow with it.
※ Internal data as of September 2026
The surgeon focuses only on the operation,
and the anesthesiologist focuses only on the patient.
When a surgeon has to watch both the operation and the anesthesia, attention is split. An anesthesiology specialist stays on site and is dedicated to anesthesia, so the surgeon can concentrate only on shaping the line.
An anesthesiology specialist stays through the whole process
From before surgery through recovery, anesthesia care proceeds like this.
Anesthesia plan for each patient
Pre-operative tests, health status, and medical history are reviewed, then an anesthesia plan is built around that patient.
After surgery and through recovery
We stay until you are fully awake and stable. After surgery, the anesthesiologist and anesthesia nurse check consciousness and vital signs in the recovery room, and discharge follows only after the going-home criteria are met.
Emergency response system
Equipment, medical staff, and response steps are organized so the team can act quickly on situations that can arise during surgery.
A safe surgery over a fast one —
we never compromise safety to rush results.
Live CCTV streaming makes the entire surgical process transparent
“Because we hide nothing, we can show you everything.”
We repay your trust by making every step of the operating room fully transparent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tests are done before anesthesia?
Before surgery, basic blood tests are used to check the patient health status, and ultrasound may be added when needed.
Based on the results, we confirm whether surgery can proceed and any precautions, so we can prepare for a safe procedure.
I worry about anesthesia side effects. What precautions are in place?
We operate a dual safety system with an anesthesiology specialist and a specialist anesthesia nurse. Thorough pre-anesthesia testing and assessment are done, and during surgery vital signs are checked in dual fashion while the patient face and overall condition are monitored continuously. This helps detect even subtle warning signs early and respond quickly, so we work to minimize the risk of unexpected anesthesia incidents and side effects.