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From what I have seen, yeah they seem too! Unless they are a specialty clinic that is for something like breasts, lipo, etc. I didn't know lipo was the most popular!

I have heard of Hybrid Lasers being very good but I don't really know much about them. I found a before and after from this kind of laser on reddit :

There are different budget classes for clinics in Korea just like anywhere else. I am assuming you are willing to pay more since you mentioned Apgujeong-dong being upper class. I can point you in the direction of a few to research if you give me a better idea of the work you want.

MTC will bring your costs up, that is how they earn. So if you are on a budget, it might not be the best option. I have heard of people using locals in Korea to help and it being much cheaper but you have to look into it more.

I never heard of this being an option. This is non-surgical? For someone like me looking for non-surgical options, this might be something I could consider. Where can I find more information on it?

A lot of clinics do offer what they consider to be "natural" and "non-surgical" looks but to me, most of them do not deliver on this. You have to look at before and after pics.

That's the thing. Everything I read says actual surgery results last 5 to 10 years but the non-surgical stuff is 3 to 16 months. I can't do it right now even if I wanted to because of my medication, as I mentioned. I am comparing them yes, I just have to get actual costs, not just estimates which is annoying!

Hoping some people here can give me some clinics to compare. I want to get some lifting done but I don't want to "go under the knife" so to speak. The medication I am on will not allow for it even if I was brave enough to do such a thing (which I am NOT!!). I want to compile a list of clinics to compare and look into procedures as well as pricing. Hoping to find at least 3 or 4 that would work for what I want done.