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  1. The only ones I know of are clinics. I don't see anyone running accounts that post from various clinics so you should probably just get a list of the best clinics and follow those. I follow a few of them on my account I can give you if you want.
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  2. When it comes to Korea, you want to look for places that offer Pico laser and Fractional laser treatments. They also do microneedling as a secondary treatment but you can get that locally and cheaper so I wouldn't worry about that!
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  3. So my sister recently went. Like real recent, she just got back last week. I have not seen her in person yet as we live in different areas but I was chatting with her on the phone about her trip. She did plan ahead and gave herself an entire week to have a vacation. Then the surgery week. Then a week following that. So her total trip was 22 days I think.
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  4. I know. It does seem to be one of the safer countries for it. I guess they are a bit more strict and have a lot more to lose considering how many clients they get from around the world. The government wants to ensure they keep seeing this for the economy I would imagine.
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  5. I am going to look into this more. I had completely forgotten about this but now I want to find out actually where to report such things so people can do the same.
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  6. EverM's clinic does not offer those, no. I have seen people mention esarang dental for implants but you have to keep in mind that this isn't a one and done type of surgery. You have to go in for at least 2 operations with a healing period between. Possibly 3 or 4 different visits in total.
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  7. I had a few and they went very well. I had to wait awhile to speak with the doctor in a video chat though at one of the clinics. He was extremely busy and was only able to give me maybe 20 minutes of his time which is very understandable. At this clinic, there were two days a week where they didn't do surgeries and focused on consultations both in person and online. The in person ones from my understanding ran about 30 to 40 minutes and the online ones were 10 to 20 minutes.
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  8. How are things coming a long for you? I can try to help if you are still stuck. I know how overwhelming this sort of thing can be fore someone new to it. Especially for people that don't travel very often or at all.
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  9. I wouldn't go by this. Cities are very popular and busy all around the world. You have to account for things like road work, accidents, public events, etc. and I would not risk staying too far from whatever clinic I would be going to.
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  10. I'll post a breif summary of what it is below to give you a better understanding of what it is. It is becoming more and more popular, especially for female hair loss : Stem cell scalp treatments are minimally invasive therapies designed to reactivate dormant hair follicles and promote natural hair regrowth by injecting mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) into the scalp. These cells are typically harvested from the patient’s own fat tissue or scalp biopsy, processed to isolate stem cells and growth factors, and then injected into thinning areas. The treatment is primarily indicated for mild to moderate hair loss (up to stage 3 on the Norwood scale for men and stage 2 for women) and works by releasing bioactive molecules that stimulate vascularization and reduce inflammation. Key benefits include minimal downtime (1–2 days), no risk of rejection when using autologous cells, and results that typically become visible within 3–6 months.
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  11. I would imagine some do and some people allow for their work to be shown. They usually blur the faces out a bit so you only focus on the work that was done. It is the same for dentist work, they give consent and then the clinic will who their results to help other people see what is possible.
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  12. That is actually a good question. I would imagine the government would like to be informed. I am just not sure where you would report it, maybe the medical board? I know they have a public website anyone can access that is in English as well.
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  13. I know there are tons of horror stories with plastic surgery gone wrong online but Korea is like the world hub for plastic surgeries and they have some of the best doctors in the world. I would argue they have the highest percentage of them in one location.
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