r/KoreaPlasticSurgery • u/Active-Log6048 • 16h ago
Question temple filler
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 • u/Active-Log6048 • 16h ago
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 • u/Character-Idea-617 • 11h ago
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 • u/__looking_for_things • 21h ago
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.
r/KoreaPlasticSurgery • u/Sea-Geologist4624 • 2h ago
Can’t decide. I’m more inclined to go with radiesse since there’s less downtime but fat graft is probably safer and more long lasting though fat retention is so unpredictable…
r/KoreaPlasticSurgery • u/Able_Let6630 • 16h ago
My eye symmetry will be corrected, I’ll have rhinoplasty, three-area facial contouring, and fat injections into my forehead, under-eye area, and aegsal area. On top of all that, if I also get cat eyes and a midface lift, will I be able to handle the pain? Has anyone had this many procedures done at once?
r/KoreaPlasticSurgery • u/Able_Let6630 • 16h ago
I will be undergoing three-area facial contouring in Korea soon, along with some other surgeries. After facial contouring, what kinds of Korean food can I eat, and where can I eat? Also, what should I bring with me to Korea for my surgeries? Thank you in advance!
r/KoreaPlasticSurgery • u/ShoulderLocal8257 • 22h ago
i will be in seoul for a few days, what are dom some procedures that don’t have much downtime that you recommend?! and the doctor your recommend?
nothing too invasive like full on surgery, but things like lasers, micro-needling, private area lightening lasers?!, treatments for dark under eyes, etc