The Plan Plastic Surgery

■Clinic: 1 to10> 6 Despite being at the center of two streets, it is ambiguous to find. ■ Consultation with Dr. Park: 1to10> 6 As part of their service, they should add to offer a free "oxygen chamber" treatment for patients after plastic surgery, since they have that seats in the 1st floor skin-care room. Especially those from overseas patients. Because unIike people living in Korea, they could not freely revisit. This oxygen chamber will help heal scar tissue more quickly. Since many U.S plastic surgeons they provided this treatment, it would be a good advertisement. Free for at least seven days. It may take many more sessions to get a noticeable results, however, it will helping patients. If someone exceeds the session further, they could charge an additional fee though. This is because overseas patients usually stay for a month after the surgery. Ultimately, the oxygen chamber is on the first floor. But they seemed so computational.. ■Front staffs & Manager: 1~10>10 Very friendly! ■Nurse or assistant: 1~10> 2 Pretty rude! *I only see one who is very friendly! ■Outcome of the surgery: 1~10> 6 ■Price: $$$ ■Feedback from families and friends 1to10> 4~6 ●After surgery: Immediately after surgery, my mouth looked widely stratched and my cheekbones seemed too prominent, but the appearance has since improved. When my chin occasionally sags, I use a facial band to lift it back into place for several days. Although I am unsure that is normal, my neck still looks good, and I manage this issue myself since Dr. Park is abroad. For 30 days post-op, I struggled with swelling and numbness, which caused many sleepless nights despite having no pain. The results are more natural than dramatic, but because l expected the lift lasts up to10 years like doctor claimed, but he told me only 5 years rather than the promised 10 though. Use essential oils to maintain the outcome. Dr. Park, says he is passionate about facelifts, but | believe patients over 50 should needed more firm lifts their expectations to ensure the best surgical plan. I wished speak up for my desired level of lift, as I believe less% of the outcome depends on the patient's specific condition and communication matters too. Honestly still experiencing side effects of 24.7. I think I'll have to deal with this issues for the rest of my life. I understand that any surgery can have problems. It seems that I have issues with my internal tissues and nerves, not my facial appearance. Since Dr.Park's in Korea, I can't go back and forth. (He told me that he performed a deeplane facelift on me for better results. I also heard about that this technique is much affectve so I was very happy to founds doctor who knows about it and actually does this! This method requires more effort from plastic surgeons much more affective results.) It's already been two years, but the pressure on both lower jawlines, the center of the chin, and both earlobes hasn't improved yet it gets worse if I am tired... So, I planning on telling my primary doctor about my issue so that I can see the specialist. A specialist in facial nerve damage treatment. I may have to see those neurosurgeon Neurologist, Plastic Surgeon, Otolaryngologist (ear, Nose and throat) Expert / which is called ENT doctor. This can be treated as to neurological damage, reconstruction. I hear they often cooperate to restore their abilities, and I'm really worried that things will get worse... If a problem arises, it seems like it wouldn't be a negative affects on Dr.Park. but if I find out that it's because of a plastic surgery went wrong , then I'll have to notify them nicely. However, since I'm far away, I can't visit the doctor, nor I do not want to have a negative impact on him. I'm trying to resolve it within my own capacity. Once after the surgery, I've asked various questions thru KakaoTalk, but they said it gets better over times. The doctor has never spoken to me when I mentioned this issues. I talked about it through the manager. That is the outcome of my surgery so far. I hope this review helps you navigate better surgeons!

I had been searching for the right facelift surgeon for almost three months, but just couldn’t find one I felt confident about. Then I came across Dr. Park and immediately knew he was the one I had been looking for. Dr. Park truly loves what he does, and you can tell he takes great pride in his facelift work. All the time I spent searching for the right clinic was absolutely worth it. Thank you so much, Dr. Park!

Dr. Park is truly an incredible surgeon. When I was considering a facelift, I came across an interview where he was recognized as a leading expert in facial lifting, and that convinced me to travel all the way to Korea. From the very first consultation, I was confident he was the right doctor for me and the results exceeded my expectations. Everything from the consultation to the outcome of the surgery went smoothly and professionally. If I could, I would give him 10 stars!

I was pretty impressed with his u tube. He speaks well and he looks good. I made an appointment with him. His website did not state where he went to medical school and which hospital he had his plastic surgery residency training. So I asked the staff, her response was Myung Gi university, Seoul National University and Harvard. I asked again specifically where did he have his plastic surgery training? Was he train in Seoul National Medical Center? Harvard medical school? The staff said it is not important for the plastic surgeons where they were trained. She said what matters are their hand skills and experiences. I generally agreed but I believe it is also important where you received your plastic training. I began to wonder what kind place was he trained that he is so shamed to reveal? The staff stated she has to ask the surgeon’s permission to tell me where he got his plastic surgery training! I was getting little suspicious about his credentials. Why so secretive? I received a response several days later that she is not to reveal his plastic training hospital other that what he said in his website. This cannot happen in America! It is illegal to mislead the patients but I guess in Korea, they can mislead their credentials like this. 명지대학, 서울 대학, 하바드… Myung GI university, Seoul National university, Harvard… Above does not reveal what medical school he attended, which hospital he did his plastic residency!!!! I canceled my appointment with him and found another surgeon who clearly states his medical school and where he was trained. Be very careful with this physician who is misleading you with Seoul national university and Harvard. I am not saying he didn’t attend Seoul National University and Harvard but I don’t think he had his plastic residency in either places!

When I went there, I saw a lot of Chinese people. It felt so 亲切. I\'m glad I made the right choice.

DO NOT recommend! 1. This appointment was made but not actioned - after arrival, Chinese people accounted for 70%. 2. Originally scheduled for 10 o'clock, they changed it to 11 o'clock, but after arriving at the store, there was no consultation for 45 minutes (for those who are in a hurry, please be cautious). 3. The store has translators - but the WeChat contact did not inform us, and it was very chaotic upon arrival. 4. The WeChat contact did not inform us about the pre-surgery fasting requirements. Was really looking forward to it, but very disappointed 😥