Pregnancy termination

Pregnancy termination surgery is a medical procedure designed to end a pregnancy. In South Korea, where medical standards meet the highest global requirements, this issue is regulated with particular care and respect for women’s rights and health.

What is pregnancy termination surgery?

Pregnancy termination may be recommended in cases of unplanned or unwanted pregnancy, as well as when continuation of the pregnancy is not possible due to the woman’s health or various medical conditions. In South Korea, two main methods of pregnancy termination are available: medication abortion (MTX) and aspiration surgery, the choice of which depends on the pregnancy term and medical indications.

How is the procedure conducted?

The method of pregnancy termination is chosen after a thorough consultation with a qualified obstetrician-gynecologist. It is important that the woman fully understands all aspects of the procedure, including potential risks and consequences. The procedure is carried out with maximum confidentiality and in accordance with all necessary medical standards.

Is consent required?

In South Korea, pregnancy termination surgery requires the consent of the woman, and in the case of minors, the consent of their legal guardians as well. This underscores the respect for the personal and family rights of patients.

Why choose South Korea for pregnancy termination surgery?

• High-tech equipment: South Korea is among the world leaders in the quality and accessibility of medical equipment.

• Top-quality medications: The use of certified, safe, and effective medications ensures a high level of patient care.

• Confidentiality: A strict confidentiality policy ensures the protection of patients’ personal data.