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October 4, 2019

Ppur said: ↑

I'm planning on going to hyundai for lip corner lift. Their prices are really reasonable compared to Aone and DA plastic surgery. plus their consultant on Whatsapp was really professional and nice!~

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Which doctors are you planning to consult with at Hyundai? Good luck!

October 4, 2019

Which Dr. Lee at Hyundai is known for nose? Or if not Dr. Lee, who is the most reputable surgeon at Hyundai for rhinoplasty / alarplasty / nose surgeries?

October 4, 2019

Does anyone know if Koko has an English website and/or an English Facebook? I Googled but can't seem to find them! (hoping to look at more before/afters)

October 4, 2019

@hellowkitty Thank you so much for sharing your experience and photos. You look so beautiful!! Which doctor(s) did you have at Opera? And did they speak English, or was it almost all through the translator?

October 4, 2019

Does anyone know which of the doctors at Hyundai speak English?

October 4, 2019

silent review said: ↑

Hi everyone, just sharing as I really did enjoy my experience and loved the results from my 3rd nose job.
Thought my review would be helpful to others out there still doing research!
PS: This post is not sponsored, I paid everything myself.

I decided to go with View PS in South Korea after reading a few positive reviews from this forum of Dr lee dong chan. Consulted w one of their online english speaking consultant - Henry who helped a great lot connecting me to View, securing my appointment w doctor Lee. Paid my deposit and booked my flight for a week later and done my surgery on the same day.

The service was great, staffs were friendly and there's 2 english translators/consultants with me to make sure I don't feel lonely since I was alone. Since the first visit till my last, each time i stepped in, i am accompanied with a consultant. i forgot her name but she was super sweet and great in english!
And Sarah, the other english consultant who accompanied me till 8pm the first day of my surgery and called a cab for me, and lugged my luggage since I was extremely weak and hungry. Thank you so much

...Then, I had blood test, EKG and xray done... all was good to go!

Finally met Dr Lee, he left a really nice impression on me, friendly yet professional at the same time. I sat down and told him my concerns and wishes..
My concerns were - fat bulbous nose tip, slight upturned nose and I do not like my alars.
My wishes were - slim the nose down, a nice curve on the nose bridge to tip aka dolly nose which is Dr Lee speciality, slim and defined tip, smaller alars.
(I wrote all this down in a notepad precisely as I figured I'll be sleepy and groggy from the red eye flight, i''m afraid I'll be blabbering about my wishes and concerns. It helps!)

He touched my nose and said I had a good skin to work with. I felt really hopeful after hearing that as I always thought i had thick skin around my nose and it would be tough for a slimmer nose. He also pointed out my nose was slightly deviated to the left side, and from the Xray it could be seen I'm having a collapsing nose bridge as the previous Dr took out too much cartilage from my 2nd revision surgery.

It sounded pretty complicated and worrisome but Dr Lee said he'll try his best.
He suggested goretex for my nose bridge since i had silicons in the past, he also mentioned there'll be lateral osteo(?) done to reduce my nose shape. He also did ask for my permission to reduce my alars if needed as he could not tell during consultation if that was what I needed after he raised my tip. Of course I said go ahead, since that was one of my wishes as well. But I really appreciated his professionalism!

1pm was my surgery. The moment I laid on the surgery bed i was freaking out and thank God my 2 lovely consultants are right by me! Even held my hand and told me everything is gonna be okay and even better.

The next moment I woke up was already 5pm. My throat almost killed me. But I could already see a slimmer looking tip.

Alright, let the pictures do the talking.

These were my before... after 2 rhinoplasties and still looking like that, I almost gave up ok.
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Immediately after surgery
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I was at peak swell day 2.
Went back view and removed cotton stuffing in my nostril day 3.
They did APL on me (red light therapy to reduce swelling )

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Removed all stitches and cast day 7.
This was taken right after cast were off! I was too excited..pardon the dirt and oil.
Dr Lee saw me and was happy with the results! He said I'll continue to deswell with a smaller tip.. I was super looking forward to it already..

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Day 9

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2 weeks
I only did rhinoplasty but my whole face looks more defined and slimmer. I truly believe the importance of a pretty nose as it'll really bring out your best features.

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@silent review Thank you so much for sharing your experience and photos. you look so beautiful! How are your alarplasty scars from your surgery with Dr. Lee Dong Chan healing up, by the way? Are the alarplasty scars still noticeable / are they obvious?

October 3, 2019

gmcnm19 said: ↑

There are 2 surgeons at EU, Dr Kim and Dr Shin. Should I insist having it done with Dr Kim only?

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Does anyone know if either Dr Kim or Dr Shin at EU speaks English? For such an important surgery, I'm super nervous about depending on a translator and things literally getting lost in translation. Would love to hear how everyone's experiences were with communication with these 2 surgeons at EU Dental. Thanks in advance!

October 3, 2019

lipstickarsenal said: ↑

Hello, PF Plasties!

I just came back to the US from Seoul last week and wanted to share my journey (a term that will be overused in this post haha) on my first rhino and double eyelid surgery experience at UVOM with Dr Lee Jung Soo. It's been a long road and I'll show progress pics as I heal in the coming months. So far, I'm super thrilled with my results and thankful to everyone I've come across here on PF and the KakaoTalk chats (Mar/April 2019, PS 2019 Eyes & Nose).

Background: Aside from my wisdom teeth extraction at 20, I had never undergone any surgery. I wanted to be extremely meticulous in my research and find the right surgeon. Knowledge gives me comfort so I read countless reviews and medical journal articles specifically about Asian rhinoplasty and implants. I've had a complex about my ‘koala’ nose since I was a child and would always squish the tip to make it into my desired shape. I put off plastic surgery for a while because I wanted 1. to save money for it and 2. to wait for my facial features to grow in. As for eyes, I luckily have natural double eyelids (thanks, Mom & Dad) but one is more pronounced than the other. Symmetry was my goal.

Procedures: Rhinoplasty (nose elongation, hump removal, nostril correction for uneven nostrils, lateral osteotomy) and double eyelid surgery

Research: I initially sought out plastic surgeons in NY and LA on RealSelf. I wasn't too impressed with the results on Asian clients and felt they were too conservative for the rather exorbitant cost. Memes aside, Seoul seemed like a much more accessible alternative plus Korea was on the travel bucket list (and I even did a little side trip to Japan!). I booked my trip to Korea in January for April 2nd and decided that 4 months was adequate to research and consult online with clinics. It became something of a pastime for me to the point where my friends would say "Ugh, G's looking at noses again".

Clinics: In total, I consulted about 23 clinic and had a large spreadsheet going. The larger clinics (Banobagi, Grand, BK and ID) were all big contenders early on given their reviews and exposure on shows like Let Me In. However, after digging a little deeper on forums, I decided to go with smaller clinics. Clunky response times from some of the other clinics turned me off, along with blacklists, subpar results and the list gradually became smaller.

The day I landed, I ended up meeting with View, Faceline and UVOM. Wannabe was also a contender but I had a scheduling conflict. The day I landed, I ended up meeting with View, Faceline and UVOM f2f. View was at the top of my list to the point where I almost put a deposit down until I saw them f2f. They charged an exorbitant amount (2x more than the online consultation) and I felt super rushed. I felt like most of these large clinics had factory vibes and would push unwanted procedures on me (ex. midface augmentation for my 'protruding mouth').

Why UVOM: UVOM didn't come on my radar until about a week before I left on my trip and I'm glad it did. A few of their patients had great results and posted them on KKT chats. The results looked amazing but not fake and I liked how they had more Korean patients than foreigners. UVOM is meticulously detailed, both in their online consults and in person. The f2f consultation was lengthy (2 hours) but I felt like this was necessary. The nerd in me loved hearing about what would be done to the point where it felt like an anatomy lesson. Eunice and Choi (the consultant and English translator) were really warm and detailed in their answers to my questions (ex. silicone vs goretex). I also liked how even though I don't speak Korean, Eunice would look me in the eye when explaining vs looking at Choi all the time which would've made me feel like a subject. Then I met with the doctors. Dr Kang demonstrated different creases and I eventually picked a tapered one (the parallel option would've looked too Caucasian). I asked him about epi and he said my inner corners were too open and it wouldn't look natural on me. For rhino, Dr Lee pointed out things that other surgeons missed (ex. deviated septum, uneven nostrils). He also had a good bedside manner and was realistic about what he could do with my short nose and thin skin. He would make the angle between my lips and the tip of my nose within the 90-105 degree range since it was much more obtuse. I chose UVOM ultimately because I liked their aesthetic, attention to detail, Dr Lee and that they didn’t pressure me to have unnecessary surgeries. I've read countless times that I should go with a clinic that I vibed well with f2f and UVOM was that clinic. My surgery was scheduled for the next day after I paid my deposit.

Materials/Methods: PCL and septal cartilage for tip, ePTFE for bridge. I went with non-incisional double eyelid surgery since I wanted minimal scarring.

Right after the consultation, I had dinner with a group of girls who I affectionately dubbed the 'Plastic Fantastics' from a KKT chat. We were all set to have surgery within the next 2 days and discussed what led us to this point. After dinner, we stopped by a grocery store to grab food for the next few days, which I definitely recommend because the swelling and anesthesia are no joke.

Surgery: After fasting for 6+ hours, I went to UVOM in the morning. There were a few patients there and I filled out more paperwork. They did a CT scan and showed the deviated septum and how one side was a bit larger than the other. I met with Drs Lee and Kang one last time to go over the surgery and any last minute concerns. There was a bit of a delay to the start of my surgery so I waited in the recovery room in a heated bed until the surgeons were ready.

I put on the gown and took a few more last looks at le nose. Choi remarked on how calm I was before the surgery. Mental fortitude is key! I didn’t get nervous until the nurse arranged the scalpel and other tools on the surgical tray. I thought, “Oh. Those are going inside me.” Choi could sense my nervousness and explained what the nurse was doing. I took a few deep breaths before the anesthesia sunk in. I had a psychedelic dream about going through tunnels and felt some light tugging towards the end but no pain. Dr Lee said he was finished and I groggily woke up. Choi and one of the nurses helped me get to the recovery room. I had a painful sore throat from the anesthesia and Choi gave me some water while I drifted in and out of sleep. By that time, it was almost 11pm at night and Choi stayed with me (so thankful). I threw up bile in the bathroom from the anesthesia which was super unpleasant. Choi gave me the meds and was nice enough to get me a taxi and translated my hotel address to the driver. That night, I slept upright and didn’t get the best quality of sleep.

Day 1 Post Op: I felt super groggy and the painful sore throat was still there. The nose packing and drip pad meant I would be a mouth breather for the next few days. Excellent. I ate some breakfast downstairs and put on my disguise for the next few days: a baseball cap and black dust mask (my sister said I looked like a Ninja Turtle villain). I went back to UVOM for my deswelling treatment (light therapy) and a check up with Dr Lee. He said the surgery was very long (about 6 hours) and I bled a lot, probably due to my thin skin. He changed my dressings and I finally saw a glimpse of my new nose!

Despite all the swelling, my nose looked super snatched! The hump was gone and I finally had a tip! There was an incision on my columella covered by bandages.

On Days 2, 5 and 11, I went back for deswelling treatments and check ups. On Day 2, the awful nose packing was taken out. It was the strangest feeling ever, like wet boogers getting taken out. The nurse was a bit rough but super efficient. On Day 2 I started taking After Plus +, a combo of bromelain vitamins, arnica cream and ampoules for deswelling and it was worth every penny!

On Day 5, the cast finally came off and the stitches on my columella were removed. It felt a bit weird and the area was a bit dry. The stitches were covered by a bandage so it was difficult to apply the ointment there. The result was quite natural on the frontal view but my nose looked so great from the side (no more Koala nose)! Dr Lee did a great job with the nasal base added a good amount of height. I selfied the crap out of my nose on the bus ride to lunch. My eyes had also swelled down considerably and I loved how even they looked. I used Kristen Kreuk as my inspiration and love the interpretation.

Dr Lee was at a conference so my next appt wasn’t until Day 11 post op, when the stitches inside my nose were removed. I was given a plush toy to hold on to while the remaining stitches were removed. It was a bit dry but the nurse was able to pull them out. After, Dr Lee came by and looked at how it was healing. The scar on my columella was barely visible and the bruises were virtually gone. I thanked him for doing such a great job on my nose and for creating such a harmonious balance in my features.

Initially, I was nervous about doing plastic surgery abroad but my experience at UVOM really put me at ease. Dr Lee is an artist and sculpted a beautiful nose out of the short blunt one I had. The improved crease made my eyes look larger and somehow lifted my eyelashes on my left eye (the one with a smaller crease). UVOM may not give you packs of pumpkin juice or wash your hair on their salon floor, but they deliver beautiful results and have a minute attention to detail. I would definitely recommend UVOM for these procedures and look forward to the continuous deswelling of my nose.

I’ll keep you guys updated on my progress!

Here are some before and after pics:

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Hi! @lipstickarsenal - Wow, your eyelids look perfect, and your nose looks beautiful, too. Congrats! How was communicating with Dr Kang and Dr. Lee at UVOM? Did either of them speak English, or did you have to rely on the translators for both?

Also, are you still happy with your results now?

October 2, 2019

Same - if anyone has heard anything about DA in terms of aftercare and general service, any opinions or info would be appreciated!
I know DA had mixed reviews from some forumers, but I don't know if that's surgeon specific or about the clinic / aftercare / service as a whole.

Also, has anyone here had surgeries other than rhinoplasty with Dr Lee Dong Chan? How is his track record when it comes to eyelid surgeries, for instance?

October 2, 2019

Big-Dream said: ↑

UNTIL NOW:
- nothing is good.
- chronic rosacea is increased after their surgeries.

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Oh no, so sorry to hear you aren't happy with your surgeries so far, Big Dream. You mention you had surgeries with Dr. Lee Dong Chan, Dr. Kim Jeong Min and Dr. Lee Jin Ho. May I ask which procedures were done by each doctor?

Also, what are you unhappy about so far?

Hope things get better for you, and thanks for sharing your honest opinion!

October 1, 2019

Strawberry59 said: ↑

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Wow, you look gorgeous, @Strawberry59 ! Would you be able to share what rhinoplasty methods he used on you and what materials for the bridge, tip, etc?

The alarplasty looks like it made a big difference. How are your scars looking now - can you still see them?

Also, how was communicating with Dr. Jeong Jinwook? Was he able to speak / understand English well without a translator?

Thanks again for sharing!

October 1, 2019

asian_cosmetic said: ↑

I got the double jaw surgery, but I have the saggy skin after the surgery

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Oh no! I read that is a side effect that happens sometimes. How are you planning to address the saggy skin? Will you go for some kind of lipo or lift..?

October 1, 2019

OK nm, I just saw on another thread that he now appears to be at DA. Has anyone here had any positive or negative experiences with DA Clinic? (from a customer service, aftercare, pricing etc. standpoint)

October 1, 2019

Thanks for sharing, @meghanlover:3 ! Did Dr. Im speak English with you, or did you have to communicate through a translator?

Also, does anyone know who the main rhinoplasty specialist is at VG ... is it also Dr. Im?

meghanlover:3 said: ↑

Seems like they are not doing heavy online marketing. I saw some reviews on their Instagram. @verygood.plasticsurgery
I have some friends in Korea and one of them got her surgery there. She looks stunning and the result was very natural.
They seem popular among locals even though it's a new clinic. They have an English consultant and the doctor speaks good English. They were very professional, polite and gentle. My consultant said Dr.Im Youngmin was in JK and Grand and some other clinics for only VIP international patients and has over 16 years of experience in total.
He understood the ethnic difference very well and even took a photo of my face during the consultation and showed me how it would change and it was easy for me to explain to him what I want.
I also got a discount by booking my surgery in-advance and providing before and after photos.
Their price was pretty good and they promised the price too. so that I could plan my trip comfortably.

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October 1, 2019

It looks like Dr. Lee Dong Chan (rhinoplasty specialist, speaks some English) is no longer at View due to "personal reasons" (according to View), and I think I read a lot about him from this forum before. Does anyone know where he went? and why he left? Would love to consult with him, but I can't find him! Thanks in advance for any info anyone may have.

September 30, 2019

Does anyone know the email address of Dr. Lee himself or any working email from The Face Dental? I tried the email they have listed on their website ([email protected]), but the email bounced.

August 12, 2019

xchixa said: ↑

hi,

I have booked in my surgery at madeyoung plastic surgery in Korea. One of the doctors worked on a family friend of mine when he use to work at another clinic. We found that he has relocated to MadeYoung Plastic surgery and decided to book in with him. However we have tried to search the clinic for reviews but have found nothing. Is there anyone one here that has heard of this clinic?

Thank you!

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What’s the name of the doctor?

August 12, 2019

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Come back to the surgery, after consulting several forums I picked 3 of them to contact: April 31, JW and one more which I could not remember the name now sorry. My only criteria was quality, I wanted to do only 1 nose job in my life (hopefully I am not too unrealistic), money was not a problem as I don’t intend to redo it in the future, I have to get it right at the very first time. I ruled out JW because they told me via kakao that the doctor that it is famous for (could not remember the name now) the nose surgery there is very busy he will operate 4, 5 cases per day and I have to give a deposit of 500KW first before I arrive in Korea. Once I am in Seoul and go there for a consultation they won’t be able to book me for surgery during the first week I am there, I want to have at least 8 days post surgery still in Korea so I cannot select this one, plus I think they are too industrial while I want a more customized and dedicated experience, they quoted me 5Mil. I discarded also the second one, god I am sorry I could not recall the name, I remember they have all of the nose plasters attached to the external wall of their clinic. Honestly I think they are more for Korean people (the person at the reception does not speak English and I would need to wait for a translator), they cost much less, and base on the number of nose plasters from their external wall I can tell that they have done a lot of surgeries and may be successful also but the fact that I waited 30’ still no translator arrived and also their front desk does not look very clean and the receptionist does not have a nice nose, it is definitely a done nose but not very good so I left before the translator arrived. So after that I am left with April 21 so at this point I have only one option and hope that it will go well. Over Kakao they quoted me 6 or 7Mil won for a rhinoplasty depends on my situation.

I came to the clinic for consultation on the second day I am in Seoul. At the consultation I met with Brian and a consultant, a girl with a nice done nose for sure. They ask me to go take a scan of my face (which cost 50Kwon if you don’t go ahead with them for the operation). I have listed out may be 40 or 50 questions (yes I know it has been 6 months of intensive research and I have high hope for this operation, my boyfriend seems to be embarrassed about this but who cares I will have to live with this nose for the rest of my life). After about 2 hours of Q&A they have answered most of my questions, some of them they sort of postpone or say that Dr Kim will answer me. Finally I was allowed to meet Dr Kim, he showed me the rendering of my skull and say that my nose is deviated so when he add the bridge it will be even more deviated, I obviously ask him if he can do something to balance this effect out and he said he will try his best but for sure there will still be deviation. He said that my nose is quite a normal typical nose that he has seen before (which I disagreed) that I just need a rhinoplasty to increase the nose bridge and no need alar reduction as when it is heightened it will instantly look narrower. I disagree with that and insist on reducing the alar because just heighten it won’t reduce enough the alar as I want, he said that ok but not too much otherwise my already round face will look even wider, I tell him to reduce as much as he could but I knew he had his own idea and at that point you need to trust what they do, you will be unconscious anyway. My impression on him is he is rather cold, look like a strict father telling a child to do certain thing/not do certain thing with all the warning and all. I still have more questions but seems like he is in a rush so I need to leave after maybe 10’-15’ at most. I thought that there is a 3D rendering of how my nose will be so I asked him about that and he said that some clinics show that but it is a lie, it will never look the same as the rendering and he just wants me to have a realistic expectation. I think they do work a lot on not having you over expect on the result. I insisted him to increase the bridge only 2, 2.5m so that it will be natural but he said that at least 3, 4mm. I am very afraid that it will look fake, (he ended up increase it by 4.5mm I think and I am happy with how it looks now). My boyfriend instead liked him because he said he looks like a serious and honest guy. I think my operation cost was 7.2Mil + VAT so total 8Mil+ (6Mil for the nose surgery plus the 1.2Mil for the alar reduction + VAT). I know it is a lot but I am happy with this experience, they spent sufficient time to answer your concern. If you pay by cash you can skip the VAT, I can’t because my boyfriend insisted on paying that (?) and I don’t want us to argue in the clinic.

Then they fix for me the surgery for the next day, I insisted to be operated first in the morning so that Dr Kim is still fresh but they said that they already had another surgery so mine will be at 1 or 2p.m the next day but asked me to come early at 12p.m of course without eating or drinking anything. The next day we arrived at the right time but we waited for a lot of hours, I think they did another operation early afternoon and I ended up enter the surgery room maybe at 4 or 5p.m (I would prefer if they told me that I would be their last operation of the day, or maybe not, no i may actually postpone it one day to be the first or at most the second). They reminded me previously to stop birth control pill, supplements etc 1 week before the surgery to reduce the bleeding. I unfortunately had my period during those days and it did have an impact. I woke up at 8p.m they told me that it was hard to stop my bleeding and the surgery lasted more than expected. As everyone else my throat was very dry and asking for water was the first thing I did but I needed to wait for sometimes. Brian was very helpful, he was there all the time talking and comforting us, he also went to buy the pills for me which is a great help as my boyfriend would not know where to buy it and it was quite late then. During the first few days I had difficulty sleeping due to the upright position and also it is very uncomfortable breathing through the mouth. I came back once or twice for the check up and after 7 days removed the stitches which really hurt. I follow all tips to reduce swelling, increase healing like putting ice to reduce swelling and hot package to reduce the bruising, sipping pineapple juice, pumpkin soup… but I was still very much swelling and looked terrible for the first 5 or 6 days. April 21 also gave me the contact of someone you can order and they will deliver it to your hotel which is very helpful. Overall I am happy with how it becomes, very natural, not very high like European nose (which I think the higher you make it the less it will last as the nose skin and tissue will get thinner over time, I am not sure if you want and outstanding result April21 would be the place to go, I think they are more for natural looking one). Of course I am very much conscious that I have a silicon part inside my nose so I pay very much attention anything that might damage it like if I fall or anything could touch my nose. It is nothing like a natural beautiful nose so if you have a normal pleasantly looking nose appreciate it, if instead your nose is ugly, it will make your whole face look less attractive as it is in the center of your face, in this case all of the money, time, effort and suffering from the surgery is totally worth it. The remaining days in seoul we move from Kangnam to myongdong area and I also have my facial moles removed.

I still have Korean visa multiple entry until 2021. Initially I thought that I would just do the nose job and that’s it but now I am thinking of going back there to do a breast augmentation, maybe after we have our first child just to avoid if there is any complication with breastfeeding. I will upload the before and after photo later if anyone is interested.

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Thanks for sharing! Where in Seoul did you get your moles removed, and do you remember how much you paid? Would you recommend that place?

I am hoping to do the same too!

August 10, 2019

Cookie132 said: ↑

EU is the only place I would ever get double jaw surgery. I did facial contouring there (zygoma and vline) with zero complications. I do believe other surgeons might be able to get similar results aesthetically, but my main concern is safety (especially with nerves) and for that, Dr. Kim is the only surgeon I'd consider.

And no, not sponsored and I have zero affiliation with the surgery center...other than the fact that I did get surgery there, lol.

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Hey @Cookie132 ! Glad your surgeries were a success! Did you also consider The Face Dental or any others? Curious what you thought of the other facial contouring clinics you consulted with and why you chose EU in the end

August 9, 2019

maybebaby1980 said: ↑

Just add 1 million won on to your budget and get thread lifting or acculifting.

It is simply not realistic to expect to dramatically cut your jawline and expect the tissues which it supports not to go anywhere.

Thread lift and acculift is cheap.

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Hm cost isn’t the issue, but i read somewhere that thread lifting and acculift aren’t permanent...especially thread lifting, right? So it would need to be redone periodically?
Also, I think acculift leaves visible scars under the chin if i heard correctly?

Would be great if someone who has had acculift or thread lifting in the chin / jaw area could weigh in and share expertise!

August 9, 2019

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Does anyone know why all the After pics of patients from The Face Dental show that they developed some kinda sagging/paunch under the chin? It looks really unsightly and does not look like an ideal result

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That’s what I’m worried about, too. It sounds like some kind of acculift lipo or threadlift may be unavoidable for many people after jaw reduction or two jaw perhaps?

Has anyone here had two jaw or v line and not experienced double chin / too much fat and skin under the chin? I’m curious how many have had to have follow up procedures as a result and would love to hear from those who have done it, too!

August 7, 2019

Hey kcouture! I had written up a post here about the silicone revision I had and some lingering complications, but I just moved it to a PM instead (due to feeling a little anxious about sharing more about my ongoing experience here at this time to not offend various clinics). It’s good to hear from you again and talk soon!

August 7, 2019

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Hi guys
This is my first time ever writing and was always just skimmed through other people’s experience and just wanted to share my experience.
I had a nose job about a year ago.

Before the surgery, I had a hooked and bulbous nose so I’d decided to have a rhino and did a research on my own. Actually, I am a Korean boy and I live in the States now.
I was a little worried about the consultation when I went to the clinic because the language I could speak was only English. But fortunately, they had an interpreter who speaks English, so I could easily end up with the consultation.

I think nose plays a big role in a man's face because my impression has totally changed after a nose job.

I'm so satisfied with the results of the rhino. Lol
If there are men who are considering a nose job, I'll definitely recommend it.

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Wow, you look awesome! Thanks so much for sharing! Do you also have an after pic from a frontal view if you wouldn’t mind sharing either here or via pm?

I may check out Faceline now. Also, did Dr Lee Tae Hee speak English?

August 7, 2019

@bunnylol wow, you look great! What was communication like with Dr Cha? Did he speak fluent English?

Also, who were the other doctors you had been considering at the other clinics you ended up not having surgery if you don’t mind my asking?

Thanks again for sharing

August 7, 2019

vavavooom said: ↑

Hello, I’m planning to go to Dream this October to do my third revision open rhinoplasty and first mini face lift. The consultant recommend me Dr. Hong Jin Myung for revision open rhinoplasty and Dr. Cho Hye In for mini face lift. Do you guys know if they are a good one? Please help me to make sure which doctors are good for my case.
Thank you in advance!

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I’ve never heard of Dr Hong, and I had several surgeries at Dream the last few yrs! (Unfortunately I need a revision due to complications - long story - and am evaluating a number of clinics)

I wonder if Dr Hong’s style is more dramatic / noticeable change or more conservative?

Would be curious to hear if anyone has had surgery with Dr Hong at Dream before and what the end result ended up looking like!

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