On November 12, at the conclusion of PRS Korea 2025, Dr. Elisa Bolletta and the CEO of Elisà Plastic Surgery, Liberato Aliberti, were received by the Italian Ambassador to Seoul, Emilia Gatto, for an institutional meeting focused on strengthening scientific and technological relations between Italy and South Korea. The meeting represented a moment of significant strategic importance, confirming the growing mutual interest in developing collaborations in the field of advanced aesthetic surgery and technologies applied to clinical practice. During the discussion, Dr. Bolletta and CEO Aliberti presented to the Ambassador the results showcased at PRS Korea and the ongoing research efforts led by Elisà Plastic Surgery in the field of personalized breast surgery. Key topics included the use of Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, intraoperative laser systems, and new predictive models designed to enhance precision, safety, and treatment personalization. The exchange also drew inspiration from the questions raised during official congress interviews, which focused on the evolution of anthropometric measurements, the value of clinical data, and the impact of AR and AI technologies on preoperative and intraoperative processes. Ambassador Gatto expressed strong interest in the value of this innovative approach and in the opportunities that a structured scientific collaboration between Italy and Korea could generate—ranging from knowledge exchange and professional growth to joint training programs and the development of new biomedical technologies. The meeting highlighted the potential to build a shared path connecting clinical expertise, advanced research, and technological innovation, fostering dialogue between two countries that represent complementary strengths in the field of aesthetic surgery. Through the presence of its CEO and Dr. Bolletta, Elisà Plastic Surgery reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing international openness and cooperation, contributing to the creation of a stable bridge between Italy and South Korea aimed at scientific advancement, the dissemination of best practices, and the development of new technological models applied to precision surgery. The encounter concluded with a shared intention to enhance these exchanges through future initiatives, including joint research projects, educational activities, and participation in bilateral working groups dedicated to medical-scientific innovation.
