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Hello, welcome to the Plastic Surgery consultation area.
Plastic surgery isn't about copying a single photo directly.
It requires looking at your facial structure, skin thickness, bone structure, the look you want, recovery time, and safety together.
Eyes, nose, facial contour, under-eye area, fat grafting, and sagging improvement can all be areas of interest.
You don't need to decide on a specific procedure name from the start.
What matters more first is confirming whether you want a natural change or a more noticeable one, and how short a recovery period you can accept.
Please also tell us whether you value naturalness, recovery time, safety, the medical team's experience, or budget the most.
We'll organize this into a consultation card and connect you with a specialized medical institution.
Whether surgery is possible and the specific method must be determined through an in-person consultation with a specialist.

Eye surgery consultation may include double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction, epicanthoplasty or lateral canthoplasty, under-eye …

Nose surgery consultation may include the nasal bridge, nasal tip, nostril width, hump nose, deviated nose, revision rhinoplasty, …

Facelift consultation may include facial sagging, blurred jawline, deeper nasolabial folds, mid-to-lower face sagging, and neck la…

Facial contouring and two-jaw surgery consultation may include cheekbone reduction, jaw angle surgery, chin surgery, facial asymme…

Liposuction consultation mainly addresses localized fat in areas such as the abdomen, arms, and thighs, while abdominoplasty (tumm…

Breast surgery consultation may include breast augmentation with implants, autologous fat transfer, breast sagging, breast asymmet…
This page is for organizing information before a Korean plastic surgery consultation and does not replace a doctor's diagnosis or surgical judgment.
Surgical suitability, required tests, anesthesia method, recovery period, and postoperative care must be determined by a licensed medical institution and qualified doctors.