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In most cases they do tell you. I am not sure if this was left out by mistake or what. I have never heard of them declining someone without saying why. Unless it is an issue they feel they can get in trouble for stating? I am not sure.

How much a night are you looking to spend? The best ones are $500+ in my experience but that adds up fast if you are staying 2 weeks or longer. The best "cheap" one I have stayed in personally was the Hotel Newv. At the time, I was able to book it for $112 a night. I wouldn't even say it is cheap as the quality of everything in my room, the service, food, etc. was amazing. I guess cheap is usually $80 or less a night.

Yes. Just to be safe, make sure you have extra. The surgery could cost more though so keep that in mind. You can get a clearer cost and budget by speaking with a clinic and doctor for the structure of your stomach and what you want done.

I have no experience personally with this surgery or going to Korea. I am still in the planning phases myself. I have seen flights as low as $400 to Seoul which is the main city hub for plastic surgery in Korea. The average cost for hotels appears to be $40 per night. So between the hotel (assuming you stay 2 weeks) and get cheap flights, you are looking at around $1000 for that plus surgery cost.

That sounds amazing and honestly better than I had imagined. Everything I looked into, nothing like this was mentioned in the US although I was looking closer to the border. I will be going to Korea for sure to get my work done. Thanks!

It would probably help to use "Gynecomastia Reduction" when looking around. That is the medical term. I was looking for enhancement work but did see WJ Wonjin Plastic Surgery offers what you are looking for.

So they actually take the time to look at your entire body? I just assumed they would look at the shoulders and chest size and go from there. This is interesting. It does sound like they take more time to actually make sure their clients are happy.

I am in Canada. I was going to go to the US to get my breasts done but I started looking into other options and now I am considered Korea. I am just wondering how these surgeries compare to the US/west. Are there different practices? Are there better quality results?