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I think in a lot of cases, this is down to an old clinic closing down and reopening in another location or possible another clinic absorbing another and keeping one of the names? It does not see all that common. There are tons of clinics so maybe I have overlooked something, it is possible!

Oh right, okay. I guess this does make sense. You just see so much stuff online, I worry about safety and outcomes.

I have an online friend that went to Thailand for some surgery. He had a good experience overall but after going to Korea for something else, he said he would never go anywhere else. The savings was about the same but to him, the recovery was better on South Korea.

Are the hospital stylized clinics the same as what people call factory clinics? Or are these two different kinds of clinics? I ask because I have read and heard so many bad things about factory clinics.

I am going to guess you don't want information on the non-surgical options. She likely already looked into those. So depending on the severity, tell her to look into ASO and Double Jaw.

This is Asians, not Koreans. I will post some information below :

From what I have read, the majority of clinics in SK offer Rhinoplasty. It is ranked at the top for the most wanted surgery as well. Obviously lipo is not very popular in Korea as being overweight is shamed so people don't tend to let themselves "get fat" until they are older and just don't care anymore lol Seoul's Gangnam District has the most plastic surgery clinics in the world and there are tons of doctors that specialize in various nose surgeries there.

Curious if there is a way I could contract her? Someone I know wants dental but is not sure on a clinic and EverM Dental Clinic was one that was mentioned.

I would start with what work you want done. Figure that out and then find a clinic. If you are no sure, schedule something locally to get an idea of what you want. You don't need to book a surgery after a consultation.

It is an OMFS. The way you can tell this is based on what they offer. A big portion of their work is jaw correction. This includes things like fixing overbites via surgery. Standard plastic surgery is 100% cosmetic where these types of surgeries are both cosmetic and mechanical corrections.

I have wanted to get my chest done for awhile but my biggest fear was that my breast would look fake and awful. I have seen women that have gotten them (one of my friends) and they just look really fake and really bad. I have a smaller chest and I am not looking to get anything massive. I just want to go up 2 cup sizes but I want them to be shaped naturally. I don't want breasts that look like inflated balloons! What are some clinics in Korea that are known for realistic breast enhancement? And how much does this cost in Korea typically?

I am going to give a second mention for Dr. Gowoonline. Seems like the clinic focuses heavy on non-surgical anti-aging which sounds like what you want. I would look into it, see what sorts of devices they use there and compare costs, results, etc.

Seoul is a massive district. You will find clinics outside of this area but this is considered the hub so most doctors look to practice here.

I would say 95% of the time, no. But some surgeries do require follow-up work. This is something that would be discussed with the surgeon ahead of time. Like if they say they need to do an operation, allow time to heal, and then do a second one. This is rare though.

I don't see very many people asking this but I think it is a question most people have. I want to compile a bit of a resource page for people to look over since I am fairly active in the beauty space online, and I know there is a growing number of people going to Korea for work. What credentials should be looked into for foreign patients when determining the best clinic?