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There are ways to check outside of reviews online. A lot of reviews can be faked! I have seen plenty on places like Amazon when just shopping. You can just check the medical board in Korea to make sure the doctors are certified.

I saw a bunch of videos being recommended on YouTube for it for hair loss and one woman sweared by it saying that it brought back 70% of her lost hair. That is a massive improvement. I can't remember if she said she used medication with it or not though.

They can be but not always. I was talking to someone about this a few months ago. I think the mark-up tends to be down to needing different approaches to surgeries. Western features are not the same as Asian ones.

I am just wondering if there is a better/worse time of the year to go to Korea for work. I don't really see anyone mention the weather. I am not sure how it is over there at all. I have been to Japan and I know they have Hurricane seasons. Are there any weather conditions I should be aware of when planning a trip to Korea?

I don't know if 10 days would be enough. That is going to be a very tight trip as mentioned above. Everything I looked into said to plan for at least 2 weeks but upward of 3 or even 4 depending on the surgery!

Thank you for responding! I had asked on other forums/websites and no one was responding. I figured someone had to have gone. I am thinking of doing one trip but I would need to make sure they can book me that day for a time before going back home.

I am narrowing down my options and of the clinics I have looked at and the doctors I have viewed information on, Young Kyu Pak sounds like a very experienced doctor. It seems to be a clinic that is used to working on non-Korean women as well which was a concern I had. Has anyone been to this location in recent years to have work done?