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Also it is worth noting that Note Plastic Surgery offers FREE virtual consultations and this includes medical interpretation services.

Locate the International Patient Services page on their website. Most clinics have these if they work with foreigners. These are usually done on WhatsApp, Zoom, or KakaoTalk. All are free and easy to use apps. Keep in mind it may be free upfront but once you book an appointment, they might tack on a charge for it which will be included with your surgery.

I had confused these clinics a number of times because two of the doctors share very similar names. At least they did, I am not sure if the one still works with POP or not. Anyways, thank you for this quick comparison. I would like more of these if anyone has enough information to compare other clinics

I am sure they can based on what I read but it helps to have some knowledge going into it. You can see if anyone has used MTC to book with note plastic.

I have looked into a number of clinics and one I remember highlighting profile operations was Vava Plastic. I am not sure if this is what your friend would be looking for but tell her to check their clinic out. I remember seeing people in reviews highlight these sorts of operations too.

A lot of people don't know about it, you aren't alone! Just look into it more. It is a pretty neat cosmetic procedure.

I am realizing that! I for sure what the trip to be enjoyable. It makes everything a lot less stressful. I appreciate the kind works and honest thoughts. I don't feel like anyone here is pressuring me into anything

I second this. I was actually told this by a Korean clinic I had been in contact with. They recommended it just to better understand the procedures, names, and everything involved. It helps to understand them in your native language before traveling for work.

My sister had this done. It can be expensive but it depends on where you go. So what it is, is the use of barbed or coned threads to pull the skin back. They go just beneath the skin's surface and will actually trigger collagen production similar to microneedling. It is a much more natural lift and look and you don't have to worry about as many problems as you would with other lifts or fillers.

Yeah I ended up putting it off. Not just because of the weather but planning with the kids was proving to be a nightmare for me. lol I am looking at October now but if I can't manage this year, I will be going next year. I can wait another year if I have to just to make the trip less stressful on myself.

They do! I found some. I don't know how accurate they are for planning purposes. I would imagine no long range outlooks are perfect. I have tried using local ones before for gardening and they were a bit off.

I want to get a mastopexy. I have wanted one for awhile honestly. After having my kids and losing weight, the girls need some help LOL! I was considering going in July but from what I read, it would probably be raining a lot. Last time I was in Korea I was bored and had no idea what to do with my downtime. I want to make sure to avoid this by ensuring the weather is good so I can at least go walk the shops and stuff. I hate being in the rain. Should I want until September/October for better weather?

When my sister got her nose done, her swelling was terrible. It looked like she had just gone 10 rounds with Mike Tyson. I couldn't even look at her without crying, it just looked so bad and so painful. It lasted about 10 days too. The swelling and bruising was mostly gone by the 2 week mark. She had to take the week off work as her whole face was pulsating in pain.

I have heard good things from Design Plastic Surgery in Seomyeon. I can't say whether or not they are good based on my own experience however. I have not gotten scars or burns treated before nor do I know anyone that has.

This is correct. You can even mention to the clinic that you have children. Some of them have places where kids can sit and wait with TV they can watch or games they can play. I have heard of clinics even bringing in special items for kids like gaming consoles when they know a parent is going to be in surgery for awhile.