MushMush11

If you have everything set up other than picking a hotel, there is not much left imo. Just decide on your hotel and then if you want you can plan your trip out ahead of time. Maybe pick some days to go sight-seeing, pick some restaurants you'd want to try, check out local activities too.

Yes, some people are more at risk like with anything else. There are risks with everything even something as simple and safe as botox. You just have to be aware of them and be even more aware if they apply to you.

Honestly, it is possible. Maybe you said something they took the wrong way. Like a wires crossed scenario. I wouldn't worry about it. Just move on and speak with other clinics. You can also find a local clinic to give you a consultation and find out of there is a reason for rejection due to medical issues or surgical ones.

I am sure they do but it can't be that high as most do require fees/charges up front. Like I said, the one that didn't for me I had already been to in person. Most people don't have the time or money to go out there, book a surgery, fly home, and then go back a month or two later for the surgery.

I have had one that didn't and two that did. The one that didn't, I had already been in Korea in person. I was there booking the appointment. The two others I did from my home country. I think it is worth clarifying.

One that I have heard of a lot is over-worked faces. In that people have had too many surgeries which lead to damages and doing another would be a high-risk for poor results. It is not worth risking this for doctors and ruining their reputation. For cases like this, you need to find a specialist and fixes botched surgeries and does expert level reconstruction.

I have had something very similar to this done. This is one of the most common surgeries in Korea so the risks are low given how experienced doctors are. If you have any concerns, reaching out to one might help ease some stress and worry.