Best Plastic Surgery Clinics in Korea -read 1st post before posting.

[ritchallthetime]

sesamekiss said: ↑

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JW Beauty Clinic

Next door to Migo clinic. Nice interiors, again not as nice as Dream but better than Migo. Was modern but not like medical looking, definitely looked more like a beauty clinic than a medical centre, and was quite bright. The waiting room, like Migo, was very busy and filled with Korean locals, with maybe 1 or 2 foreigners.
The receptionists and consultants I thought out of all clinics I went to were the prettiest, with a mixture of natural and obvious looking.
Had to wait a bit to see the doctor but they had computers for the patients to surf on.
Like Migo, saw a doctor first, rather than a consultant, had Dr Ahn first and honestly, didn't think much of him. He was nice and definitely knew what he was talking about but he didn't seem very thorough. He did examine my face and touched it like the others but what he suggested made me feel he wasn't as experienced. He suggested shaving of the hump and only shave the sides too rather than break the bone to narrow it, and tip plasty with ear cartilage, he also said implant is a must to smooth it out.
With eyes he suggest revisional surgery to remove fats and skin and also muscle correction to help open the eyes.
After this, had a talk with one of the consultants to go through pricing and timing with appointments.
Total price for Dr Ahn was 4500000won for nose and 4500000 for eyes, so 9million won, no tax included, if I decided with my friend to have surgery I couldve had it for 8,800,000won.
I was unsure so had to think about it so I was allowed some time to think while I was there. Quite disappointed at this point as JW were my top choice in the beginning but by this point they were my bottom choice.
However, after about 10minutes, the consultant came out and said there was no time for Dr Ahn to do my surgery so can come in next day to consult with Dr Suh and Dr Choi as there was a cancellation for Dr Suh (how lucky?!).

So Next day I came in again for consult with Dr Suh (rhinoplasty specialist) and Dr Choi (eyelid surgery specialist) and again clinic was filled with locals, this time there was no foreigners.
Before I went with the Drs, I had my pictures taken then I went in with the Drs and these consults were quite long. Dr Suh was very nice an quite chilled but very thorough, much like Dr Kang at Migo, they are probably on par with each other. Dr Suh examined my pictures and then touched my nose and tip. He asked me what I thought was wrong with my nose and I told hm everything that I didn't like. He agreed with my and then went on to explain everything that he was going to do, showing me in the mirror and even drawing on my picture showing me where the bones were and how he would do it. Unlike Dr Ahn, Dr Suh would break my nose bone to make the bridge narrower and shave the hump too. He said he would use septal cartilage for the tip to build it up. He said I didn't need an implant as I had a good height, but he asked me how I felt about height anyway, saying if I wanted one he can put one in but he recommended none at all.
After I then had consultation with Dr Choi. He was very thorough as well. I probably spent the most time with Dr Choi as he was explaining to me all my options very carefully. He examined my eyes for a while and did the eyebrow test like Dream DR did and concluded I definitely did not need muscle correction. He even had "words" with the consultant asking why I was advised this when it was no necessary!
He gave my three options though, full forehead lift to lift sagging skin, eyebrow lift (incision on eyebrow) to remove skin and lift the lid or eyelid surgery and remove the skin and make eyes bigger. He said it was up to me as all three would have similar results.
I then went with the consultant again to go through pricing. Rhinoplasty was more expensive with Dr Suh and as I had bone narrowing so that went up to 5,500,000won, and then for eyes, it would be either 3,000,000won for the eyebrow lift or 3,300,000won for eyelid revision.

Total Price :: 8,500,000won or 8,800,000won depending which eye surgery I go for.

I was happy with JW clinic so booked with JW clinic and had surgery with them !! Ended up doing eyelid revision rather than eyebrow lift, so paid 8,800,000won.


Teuim Plastic Surgery

So, for Teuim the consultation was actually for my cousin who was getting primary eyelid surgery. I tagged along, so I thought I would write about them anyway.

Teuim is close to JW beauty clinic, and was quite nice interior, a bit outdated, the couches were quite old, and it was also quite empty. It wasnt ever busy when I went but all the patients that did go were Korean locals. The receptionists were okay looking, with the main consultant being rather pretty in a natural way, others looked a bit awkward but none were ugly!
My cousin got to see Dr Kwon straight away and he was quite nice, quite blunt and laid back but he was confident in what he was saying and was quite good at examining the eyes. He suggested full incisional surgery with muscle correction and epi surgery. My cousin didnt initially want epi surgery, but she did need it and all doctors suggested it to her but as an option, but Dr Kwon told her she definitely needed it and was pretty adamant about it, which was fair enough, but I didn't really like that about him.

Went then spoke to the consultant and went through prices

Epi + Full Incision + Muscle = 4,200,000 won
Not including 10% tax.
We managed to go down to 4,000,000won but they were quite hard with haggling. My cousin however did want to pay by card and initially the consultant said she would need to pay 4.2million then but we said if we book now, can we hav it at 4,000,000won. So no tax paid even with card, she was hesitant with it but in the end gave in. So my cousin went with Teuim.


Overall, JW and Migo were definitely my favourite clinics in terms of overall, Dream comes in at third with BK and Teuim coming in last.

But I will update again with my surgery post. Need to give my hands a rest after writing so much! haha,
Any questions, feel free to ask obviously ^___^

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Good to hear from you! Your accounts are very detailed. I really want to go with Dream but the fact thats its so expensive. Its probably the most consistent thing i read about them. Also, you've got my curiosity going, which celeb did you see there?

 

[chris-alexander]

sesamekiss said: ↑

[continued...]

JW Beauty Clinic

Next door to Migo clinic. Nice interiors, again not as nice as Dream but better than Migo. Was modern but not like medical looking, definitely looked more like a beauty clinic than a medical centre, and was quite bright. The waiting room, like Migo, was very busy and filled with Korean locals, with maybe 1 or 2 foreigners.
The receptionists and consultants I thought out of all clinics I went to were the prettiest, with a mixture of natural and obvious looking.
Had to wait a bit to see the doctor but they had computers for the patients to surf on.
Like Migo, saw a doctor first, rather than a consultant, had Dr Ahn first and honestly, didn't think much of him. He was nice and definitely knew what he was talking about but he didn't seem very thorough. He did examine my face and touched it like the others but what he suggested made me feel he wasn't as experienced. He suggested shaving of the hump and only shave the sides too rather than break the bone to narrow it, and tip plasty with ear cartilage, he also said implant is a must to smooth it out.
With eyes he suggest revisional surgery to remove fats and skin and also muscle correction to help open the eyes.
After this, had a talk with one of the consultants to go through pricing and timing with appointments.
Total price for Dr Ahn was 4500000won for nose and 4500000 for eyes, so 9million won, no tax included, if I decided with my friend to have surgery I couldve had it for 8,800,000won.
I was unsure so had to think about it so I was allowed some time to think while I was there. Quite disappointed at this point as JW were my top choice in the beginning but by this point they were my bottom choice.
However, after about 10minutes, the consultant came out and said there was no time for Dr Ahn to do my surgery so can come in next day to consult with Dr Suh and Dr Choi as there was a cancellation for Dr Suh (how lucky?!).

So Next day I came in again for consult with Dr Suh (rhinoplasty specialist) and Dr Choi (eyelid surgery specialist) and again clinic was filled with locals, this time there was no foreigners.
Before I went with the Drs, I had my pictures taken then I went in with the Drs and these consults were quite long. Dr Suh was very nice an quite chilled but very thorough, much like Dr Kang at Migo, they are probably on par with each other. Dr Suh examined my pictures and then touched my nose and tip. He asked me what I thought was wrong with my nose and I told hm everything that I didn't like. He agreed with my and then went on to explain everything that he was going to do, showing me in the mirror and even drawing on my picture showing me where the bones were and how he would do it. Unlike Dr Ahn, Dr Suh would break my nose bone to make the bridge narrower and shave the hump too. He said he would use septal cartilage for the tip to build it up. He said I didn't need an implant as I had a good height, but he asked me how I felt about height anyway, saying if I wanted one he can put one in but he recommended none at all.
After I then had consultation with Dr Choi. He was very thorough as well. I probably spent the most time with Dr Choi as he was explaining to me all my options very carefully. He examined my eyes for a while and did the eyebrow test like Dream DR did and concluded I definitely did not need muscle correction. He even had "words" with the consultant asking why I was advised this when it was no necessary!
He gave my three options though, full forehead lift to lift sagging skin, eyebrow lift (incision on eyebrow) to remove skin and lift the lid or eyelid surgery and remove the skin and make eyes bigger. He said it was up to me as all three would have similar results.
I then went with the consultant again to go through pricing. Rhinoplasty was more expensive with Dr Suh and as I had bone narrowing so that went up to 5,500,000won, and then for eyes, it would be either 3,000,000won for the eyebrow lift or 3,300,000won for eyelid revision.

Total Price :: 8,500,000won or 8,800,000won depending which eye surgery I go for.

I was happy with JW clinic so booked with JW clinic and had surgery with them !! Ended up doing eyelid revision rather than eyebrow lift, so paid 8,800,000won.


Teuim Plastic Surgery

So, for Teuim the consultation was actually for my cousin who was getting primary eyelid surgery. I tagged along, so I thought I would write about them anyway.

Teuim is close to JW beauty clinic, and was quite nice interior, a bit outdated, the couches were quite old, and it was also quite empty. It wasnt ever busy when I went but all the patients that did go were Korean locals. The receptionists were okay looking, with the main consultant being rather pretty in a natural way, others looked a bit awkward but none were ugly!
My cousin got to see Dr Kwon straight away and he was quite nice, quite blunt and laid back but he was confident in what he was saying and was quite good at examining the eyes. He suggested full incisional surgery with muscle correction and epi surgery. My cousin didnt initially want epi surgery, but she did need it and all doctors suggested it to her but as an option, but Dr Kwon told her she definitely needed it and was pretty adamant about it, which was fair enough, but I didn't really like that about him.

Went then spoke to the consultant and went through prices

Epi + Full Incision + Muscle = 4,200,000 won
Not including 10% tax.
We managed to go down to 4,000,000won but they were quite hard with haggling. My cousin however did want to pay by card and initially the consultant said she would need to pay 4.2million then but we said if we book now, can we hav it at 4,000,000won. So no tax paid even with card, she was hesitant with it but in the end gave in. So my cousin went with Teuim.


Overall, JW and Migo were definitely my favourite clinics in terms of overall, Dream comes in at third with BK and Teuim coming in last.

But I will update again with my surgery post. Need to give my hands a rest after writing so much! haha,
Any questions, feel free to ask obviously ^___^

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Thank you sesamekiss for this super detailed review, yeah I was also considering dream but owing to the language barrier and prices, I thought it was not a good option.... might have to reconsider them then

I am surprised for Teuim as I thought they were considered the best for eye surgery...

I have a question if you don't mind: after visiting all these clinics, do you really think that price negotiation is implicitely possible in most PS clinics, would it be regarded as an "insult" or natural ? ( I 'd better know what is possible beforehand) and what discount can we expect? as I come to think that clinics give higher prices to offer so called discounts afterwards....

 

[Guest]

Sesamekiss, thanks for the sharing...I am keen on JW as well but it is for primary eyelid surgery n they quoted me 2.5 mil won. How r your eyes now? Able to share pics?

Anitx, I am still planning, not sure if I can get 2 weeks of leave hiaz...:cry:

 

[bleecker-st]

Hey guys im heading to korea early next year for a rhinoplasty (Feb/Mar).

Which one of these clinics do you guys reckon is the best for that?

1. JW
2. Cinderella
3. Regen
4. Real cosmetic (I can't get in touch with them, but i hear they are amazing)
5. Migo

OR any other clinics you guys recommend?

I also want to get laser to reduce my pore size/black heads and to get clearer skin in general...I hear it feels like death, anybody want to share there laser experiences?

Also it might sound like a dumb question, but if i got a nose job...would my eyes move further in closer to each other???!!!! I hope this is NOT the case when i heighten and defined my nose bridge.

Finally, lets talk nasal implants...would silicone be the best choice for a male rhinoplasty? I want my nose to look way more defined and sharper but of course natural at the same time (I have a typical asian nose and it looks quite soft). Is GoreTex good for that?

Finding the right clinic/surgeon is so tiring (especially to us foreigners (i'm a 23yo male from Australia))

If anyone can help with my questions it would make my day!

 

[annhatesyou]

Hello everyone!

I'm planning to go in May for primary rhino! Lets meeet up!!

 

[lemoniscate]

bleecker.st said: ↑

Hey guys im heading to korea early next year for a rhinoplasty (Feb/Mar).

Which one of these clinics do you guys reckon is the best for that?

1. JW
2. Cinderella
3. Regen
4. Real cosmetic (I can't get in touch with them, but i hear they are amazing)
5. Migo

OR any other clinics you guys recommend?

I also want to get laser to reduce my pore size/black heads and to get clearer skin in general...I hear it feels like death, anybody want to share there laser experiences?

Also it might sound like a dumb question, but if i got a nose job...would my eyes move further in closer to each other???!!!! I hope this is NOT the case when i heighten and defined my nose bridge.

Finally, lets talk nasal implants...would silicone be the best choice for a male rhinoplasty? I want my nose to look way more defined and sharper but of course natural at the same time (I have a typical asian nose and it looks quite soft). Is GoreTex good for that?

Finding the right clinic/surgeon is so tiring (especially to us foreigners (i'm a 23yo male from Australia))

If anyone can help with my questions it would make my day!

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Hey bleeker.st I'm a guy too. In terms of materials I'm considering rib cos theres less chance of complications later on if done by a specialist and the change is very dramatic. I just want to do it once and not have to worry about it lol.

 

[szinuja]

Ok, some information about high frequency muscle reduction which I found I would like to share:

1) Size of reduction depends on the amount of fat accumulated. if you want further reduction, a surgery on bone may be required. And 2 cms can usually be done with high frequency slimming.

2)There are several complications of radiofrequency coagulation reported such as mucoserous fluid collections, late bleeding, infections, long-lasting pain, Stensen duct injury, facial nerve injuries, and limitation of temporomandibular joint movement. A well-designed operation plan and skilled technique are required to avoid these complications.

3)When doctors operate and take out masseter muscles, they don't remove all of them...some of them still remain. When you overuse the muscles, they grow back again and become big again.



Also some before and after photos:
http://www.ips-kr.com/eng/beautryshow.php?beautry_number=130

http://ksamsungps.cafe24.com/english/clin/09_clinic006.html?PHPSESSID=0e4f6dcb4c304a362f7ab9e8dabe7b75

 

[anitx]

sesamekiss said: ↑

[continued...]

Teuim Plastic Surgery

So, for Teuim the consultation was actually for my cousin who was getting primary eyelid surgery. I tagged along, so I thought I would write about them anyway.

Teuim is close to JW beauty clinic, and was quite nice interior, a bit outdated, the couches were quite old, and it was also quite empty. It wasnt ever busy when I went but all the patients that did go were Korean locals. The receptionists were okay looking, with the main consultant being rather pretty in a natural way, others looked a bit awkward but none were ugly!
My cousin got to see Dr Kwon straight away and he was quite nice, quite blunt and laid back but he was confident in what he was saying and was quite good at examining the eyes. He suggested full incisional surgery with muscle correction and epi surgery. My cousin didnt initially want epi surgery, but she did need it and all doctors suggested it to her but as an option, but Dr Kwon told her she definitely needed it and was pretty adamant about it, which was fair enough, but I didn't really like that about him.

Went then spoke to the consultant and went through prices

Epi + Full Incision + Muscle = 4,200,000 won
Not including 10% tax.
We managed to go down to 4,000,000won but they were quite hard with haggling. My cousin however did want to pay by card and initially the consultant said she would need to pay 4.2million then but we said if we book now, can we hav it at 4,000,000won. So no tax paid even with card, she was hesitant with it but in the end gave in. So my cousin went with Teuim.


Overall, JW and Migo were definitely my favourite clinics in terms of overall, Dream comes in at third with BK and Teuim coming in last.

But I will update again with my surgery post. Need to give my hands a rest after writing so much! haha,
Any questions, feel free to ask obviously ^___^

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Wow Thanks for sharing such a long post
Great experience.. just to check if your cousin eyelid is looking good now? I am going to Teuim too.. But i dont wana do epi. But they recommended epi as well >.<'' so i duno if i should do =(
Does your cousin have v small eyes? And whats the after result it is really different?

Thanks in advance for my unless qns lol...

 

[taeyang123]

sesamekiss said: ↑

[continued...]

JW Beauty Clinic

Next door to Migo clinic. Nice interiors, again not as nice as Dream but better than Migo. Was modern but not like medical looking, definitely looked more like a beauty clinic than a medical centre, and was quite bright. The waiting room, like Migo, was very busy and filled with Korean locals, with maybe 1 or 2 foreigners.
The receptionists and consultants I thought out of all clinics I went to were the prettiest, with a mixture of natural and obvious looking.
Had to wait a bit to see the doctor but they had computers for the patients to surf on.
Like Migo, saw a doctor first, rather than a consultant, had Dr Ahn first and honestly, didn't think much of him. He was nice and definitely knew what he was talking about but he didn't seem very thorough. He did examine my face and touched it like the others but what he suggested made me feel he wasn't as experienced. He suggested shaving of the hump and only shave the sides too rather than break the bone to narrow it, and tip plasty with ear cartilage, he also said implant is a must to smooth it out.
With eyes he suggest revisional surgery to remove fats and skin and also muscle correction to help open the eyes.
After this, had a talk with one of the consultants to go through pricing and timing with appointments.
Total price for Dr Ahn was 4500000won for nose and 4500000 for eyes, so 9million won, no tax included, if I decided with my friend to have surgery I couldve had it for 8,800,000won.
I was unsure so had to think about it so I was allowed some time to think while I was there. Quite disappointed at this point as JW were my top choice in the beginning but by this point they were my bottom choice.
However, after about 10minutes, the consultant came out and said there was no time for Dr Ahn to do my surgery so can come in next day to consult with Dr Suh and Dr Choi as there was a cancellation for Dr Suh (how lucky?!).

So Next day I came in again for consult with Dr Suh (rhinoplasty specialist) and Dr Choi (eyelid surgery specialist) and again clinic was filled with locals, this time there was no foreigners.
Before I went with the Drs, I had my pictures taken then I went in with the Drs and these consults were quite long. Dr Suh was very nice an quite chilled but very thorough, much like Dr Kang at Migo, they are probably on par with each other. Dr Suh examined my pictures and then touched my nose and tip. He asked me what I thought was wrong with my nose and I told hm everything that I didn't like. He agreed with my and then went on to explain everything that he was going to do, showing me in the mirror and even drawing on my picture showing me where the bones were and how he would do it. Unlike Dr Ahn, Dr Suh would break my nose bone to make the bridge narrower and shave the hump too. He said he would use septal cartilage for the tip to build it up. He said I didn't need an implant as I had a good height, but he asked me how I felt about height anyway, saying if I wanted one he can put one in but he recommended none at all.
After I then had consultation with Dr Choi. He was very thorough as well. I probably spent the most time with Dr Choi as he was explaining to me all my options very carefully. He examined my eyes for a while and did the eyebrow test like Dream DR did and concluded I definitely did not need muscle correction. He even had "words" with the consultant asking why I was advised this when it was no necessary!
He gave my three options though, full forehead lift to lift sagging skin, eyebrow lift (incision on eyebrow) to remove skin and lift the lid or eyelid surgery and remove the skin and make eyes bigger. He said it was up to me as all three would have similar results.
I then went with the consultant again to go through pricing. Rhinoplasty was more expensive with Dr Suh and as I had bone narrowing so that went up to 5,500,000won, and then for eyes, it would be either 3,000,000won for the eyebrow lift or 3,300,000won for eyelid revision.

Total Price :: 8,500,000won or 8,800,000won depending which eye surgery I go for.

I was happy with JW clinic so booked with JW clinic and had surgery with them !! Ended up doing eyelid revision rather than eyebrow lift, so paid 8,800,000won.


Teuim Plastic Surgery

So, for Teuim the consultation was actually for my cousin who was getting primary eyelid surgery. I tagged along, so I thought I would write about them anyway.

Teuim is close to JW beauty clinic, and was quite nice interior, a bit outdated, the couches were quite old, and it was also quite empty. It wasnt ever busy when I went but all the patients that did go were Korean locals. The receptionists were okay looking, with the main consultant being rather pretty in a natural way, others looked a bit awkward but none were ugly!
My cousin got to see Dr Kwon straight away and he was quite nice, quite blunt and laid back but he was confident in what he was saying and was quite good at examining the eyes. He suggested full incisional surgery with muscle correction and epi surgery. My cousin didnt initially want epi surgery, but she did need it and all doctors suggested it to her but as an option, but Dr Kwon told her she definitely needed it and was pretty adamant about it, which was fair enough, but I didn't really like that about him.

Went then spoke to the consultant and went through prices

Epi + Full Incision + Muscle = 4,200,000 won
Not including 10% tax.
We managed to go down to 4,000,000won but they were quite hard with haggling. My cousin however did want to pay by card and initially the consultant said she would need to pay 4.2million then but we said if we book now, can we hav it at 4,000,000won. So no tax paid even with card, she was hesitant with it but in the end gave in. So my cousin went with Teuim.


Overall, JW and Migo were definitely my favourite clinics in terms of overall, Dream comes in at third with BK and Teuim coming in last.

But I will update again with my surgery post. Need to give my hands a rest after writing so much! haha,
Any questions, feel free to ask obviously ^___^

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hey thanks so much for putting in the effort to write such a detailed review of all the clinics you visited we all appreciate it! i'm not surprised jw and migo got good reviews since many ppl had only good things to say about them. do you know if jw provides rib as an option for tiplasty? i remember reading on their site that rib was also an option for rhinoplasty so juss checking to see if they still provide it.

i would love to know the celeb that you saw! i constantly watch k-dramas so that would be soo cool to kno which celeb you saw lol. can't wait to hear about and see your results if your up for sharing cuz we have quite similar noses. have a good recovery.

 

[meliwaa]

hi guys! i've been away from this forum forever, but i wanted to confirm the date before i posted anything. it looks like i'll be flying out on the 12th so i'll be in korea on june 13. planning tipplasty and alar reduction for sure, but will 10 days be enough for that and possibly zygoma reduction? or should i just take a full two weeks?

right now i am planning on consulting view, chungdam U, and teium.

 

[ritchallthetime]

meliwaa said: ↑

hi guys! i've been away from this forum forever, but i wanted to confirm the date before i posted anything. it looks like i'll be flying out on the 12th so i'll be in korea on june 13. planning tipplasty and alar reduction for sure, but will 10 days be enough for that and possibly zygoma reduction? or should i just take a full two weeks?

right now i am planning on consulting view, chungdam U, and teium.

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If you're planning on zygoma reduction i would take the full 2 weeks, but even that may not be enough for the swelling to go down.

 

[elletran]

marir said: ↑

Hey april, sure thing. I'm trying to fit in 30 more messages I got last night, so I'll be sure to send it to you (and everyone else who asked me) after I'm done. ^^

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Hi Marir,

I've read many reviews that mentioned how helpful you are. By any chance do you have a list of info about the best rhinoplasty surgeon in Seoul, Korea that you can please share with me? I've always wanted to get a rhinoplasty and your well documented research will be extremely appreciate. I just recently joined so I don't have any PM privileges yet, if you can please email me at [email protected] with the info.

Thank you!

 

[lexethan]

meliwaa said: ↑

hi guys! i've been away from this forum forever, but i wanted to confirm the date before i posted anything. it looks like i'll be flying out on the 12th so i'll be in korea on june 13. planning tipplasty and alar reduction for sure, but will 10 days be enough for that and possibly zygoma reduction? or should i just take a full two weeks?

right now i am planning on consulting view, chungdam U, and teium.

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It's hard to tell. People heal at different rate. I'll be there for 13 days but my surgery will be the following day so technically, I'll have 12 days to heal before I face the people on the plane. I assume you're a girl, you can wear make up to cover somewhat.

 

[snowcup]

Hi, I'm new and am planning to go to Seoul in April for revisionary eyelid surgery. I would like to book consults with Dr. Kang from IOU, Dr. Cho from BIO, Dr. Lee from Eye Magic and Dr. Kwon from Teium. Does anyone have any experience with Dr. Lee from Eye Magic? Please share anything you might know.

I have an issue with retraction on one eye, which may be difficult to correct. Does anyone have experience in correcting this issue with a surgeon in Seoul? I would welcome your advice. Thanks in advance. I have posted this question in the revisionary eyelid surgery thread, but I see that people are also posting their experiences with eyelid surgery on this thread as well.

 

[bleecker-st]

Lemoniscate said: ↑

Hey bleeker.st I'm a guy too. In terms of materials I'm considering rib cos theres less chance of complications later on if done by a specialist and the change is very dramatic. I just want to do it once and not have to worry about it lol.

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yeah i agree. I want the right implant that would look good and natural the most and at the same time be safe and stable in the long term till the day I die so i don't EVER get a revision.

Are you getting yours done in Korea as well? I don't know which clinic to go to. argh!