thread lifting, breast lift and lipo in south korea

[jessicat_06]

dutchbirblady said: ↑

Hello there,

I am a new member and I had some questions. I am looking to do some procedures in SK at the end of the year because there's a few things I am unhappy with. I consulted with a few clinics (ID, Regen and Hershe) and I think I want to go to Hershe for my procedures. Is Hershe a good clinic? Does anyone have any experiences with it? I have talked to customer service for a while and they seem to be very kind. Here's a link to their website if you want to have a look: http://hershebeauty.com

They suggested I get the following things done:

• Accusculpt in combination with Epiticon thread lifting (http://hershebeauty.com/index.php/html/6002)
• TCA eyebag removal and fat repositioning from my chubby cheeks to my under eye area.
• Lipo of my abdomen, sides, back and inner thighs
• Breast lift with areola reduction+repositioning.

They all seem to be the least invasive options (which is what I am going for). The other clinics all suggested V-Line and zygoma but after reading very negative stories about recovery and such I would like to try less invasive and drastic options first.
Does anyone have any experiences with any of these surgeries in South Korea? Was it any good? What is the recovery like? Will I be able to still breast feed after an areola repositioning? (I will not get any silicone implants)
For reference, I am not looking for the perfect k-pop idol face and body by any means, I am looking for a natural more defined look.

Thank you for answering my questions!

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There's also a lot of negative reviews on ID and Regan. Just Google the name of their clinic/surgeons alongside the botched or blacklist and see if anything comes up

 

[vidalujosa]

Avoid threadlifting if you can. The hooks go into your tissues and you have sutures there and it doesn't last long. A plastic surgeon explains why around 21 minutes. Which is why facial contouring too is off the tables for me because you will need threadlifting to maintain the look down the line for the rest of your life if you don't want skin sagging.

Also fillers are off the table for me too. They can stay in your face far longer than previously thought and gives your face a bloated look over time because of all the accumulated fillers that don't absorb into your body. Remember your face is constantly moving so fillers will naturally go into other areas where it wasn't placed before. Look at Jaclyn Hill - her face is so bloated now from fillers and she doesn't even look the same like before.

This is why people who get lip fillers have a duck appearance because the mouth moves a lot and thus the filler migrates above the lips yet doesn't really get absorbed.
A doctor below discusses what he sees now with MRI scans to back it up.