aespa member Winter has had 'preventive' surgery to treat a collapse lung.
Winter of aespa attends Music Bank Global Festival 2023 at KBS Wedding Hall in Yeongdeungpo-gu on Dec. 15, 2023 in Seoul, South Korea.group’s label, SM Entertainment, released a statement on Friday describing the procedure to treat a pneumorthorax, a condition in which air accumulates in the chest, applying pressure on the lungs and possibly leading to collapse., the SM statement read, “Winter is recovering from recent pneumothorax surgery.
” At press time the group’s spokesperson had no additional information about Winter’s surgery or recovery process., after which she returned to South Korea on the morning of April 9. The group will make the jump to the big screen on April 24 and 27 when their first concert film,, brings fans inside the group’s U.K. live debut at London’s O2 Arena as part of their 2023 Synk: Hyper Line world tour.
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