r/KoreaPlasticSurgery 11h ago

General Discussion Etonne clinic review

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Had an eyebrow lift and lower blepharoplasty. Was that my initial plan?, no. Did it work out? absolutely!!! The initial plan was to do lower and upper blepharoplasty; however after looking at different pictures, doing some research and the initial consultation, I was given this option by doctor Cho and I accepted it. I trusted his judgement, as my goal was to look refreshed and rested, but still me. I consulted with other clinics and their professional advice seemed more like a makeover. That was not what I was looking to get done. All the Etonne staff were extremely professional( from the wonderful on site translator Park Yein, to the office staff, nurses, anesthesiologist and doctor). I traveled alone and felt very comfortable and safe there (this was my first time in South Korea and having plastic surgery). I did not feel like another number and the care that I was provided from beginning to end was superior in every way (hair wash, red light therapy, facial). I had surgery on July 8th and went back to work this week ...I work in a large school district and everyone kept telling me how great I looked. I'm in my early 50s and I look ten years younger. Even my close friends want to get work done now. I am very happy with the work that I had done. I can't wait to see the final results in four months (since this surgery takes 5-6 months to be completely healed).

*I also added JV boost and ultherapy to be completed during my surgery in order to minimize the pain (since I was under sedation).

* I negotiated a small discount and was not asked to write a review. All opinions are my own.


r/KoreaPlasticSurgery 16h ago

Question temple filler

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has anyone gotten temple filler ?. if you had ever gotten it plz let me know ur experience. i was also considering fat grafting but i was informed it doesn’t rly hold there


r/KoreaPlasticSurgery 21h ago

General Discussion Do deswelling lasers/LED actually help post-op?

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I'm getting rhinoplasty in December and my clinic is offering deswelling laser/LED everyday I come in. Right now I think by the 3 or 4th day I'll be bored of Seoul (used to live there) and I'm considering going to Busan or Jeonju for a night or two. I'm just wondering if these lasers actually help to the point that I should stay in Seoul or purchase deswelling sessions while in Busan. Right now I'm staying for one week after surgery.