Wrinkles that have started to show
If you would like to improve wrinkles, volume, or contour relatively simply without surgery, filler and botox may be an option. The product and dosage are decided through consultation according to the area, your goals, and the degree of change you want.
Wrinkles that have started to show
Hollow areas that need volume
You want to soften a square jaw
You want minimal downtime without surgery
Duration differs by area and product, so planning a schedule that suits you during consultation is recommended.
* Results vary between individuals; please confirm recovery time and possible side effects through a thorough consultation.
Answers to the questions patients most often ask before planning surgery in Korea.
QHow long do the results last?
ABotox typically lasts 3-6 months and fillers about 6-18 months, with individual variation.
QCan I get treated and return to daily life the same day?
AYes. These are quick, non-surgical treatments. We guide you on simple precautions such as makeup and massage.
QWill there be swelling or bruising?
AMinor swelling or bruising can occur at the injection points and settles quickly. The degree varies by individual.
QHow long do I need to stay in Korea after surgery?
AIt depends on your procedure. For typical double eyelid surgery or rhinoplasty, stitches are removed 7-10 days after surgery, so staying at least about one week is standard.
QI do not speak Korean. Do you provide interpretation services?
AWe are a government-registered medical institution for international patients, with dedicated English-, Chinese-, and Japanese-speaking coordinators on staff. They support smooth communication through every step, from consultation to the operating room and aftercare.
QDo I need a special visa for plastic surgery in Korea?
AFor short stays (usually up to 90 days), citizens of visa-waiver countries can enter Korea without a visa and receive surgery during their stay. The K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization) is temporarily waived for 22 major countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Japan, through December 31, 2026 - please check the official K-ETA website for your nationality before departure.
QWill the surgeon I consult with actually perform my surgery? Is there any risk of ghost surgery?
AThe board-certified plastic surgeon who consults with you performs 100% of the surgery. Under Korean law requiring CCTV in operating rooms, our operating room CCTV is in operation to protect your rights as a patient.
QHow can I check that a clinic is safe and verified?
AAn objective indicator is the KAHF mark, the accreditation program designated by the Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare for medical institutions serving international patients. You can also verify that the surgeon is a board-certified plastic surgeon on the Korean Society of Plastic Surgeons website.
QWhat payment methods do you accept?
AWe accept international credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, JCB), cash (KRW, USD, and other major currencies), Alipay, and WeChat Pay.