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See the whole recovery, not just the after photo.

Day-by-day recovery, real cases from our partner clinic in Seoul, costs, risks and how long to stay.

Free consultationClinic-provided casesRisks shown with results

Line drawing of a face in three-quarter view with arrows showing the upward lift along the jaw and cheekIllustration of the area treated
Day 1

Swelling and tightness. You rest at your hotel with your head raised.

What most people feel at each stage. General guidance from published sources and the clinic. Your surgeon confirms your own plan.

Every procedure, by area.

Procedures offered by our partner clinic in Seoul, by area. Pick an area to see its cases or ask about it.

Real cases from the clinic.

Before and after photos from Urban Plastic Surgery, shown with the patient’s consent. Drag the line to compare.

See all 155 cases

Results differ from person to person. Each case shows one patient’s outcome, not a promise. Swelling, bruising, asymmetry and other side effects are possible; each procedure page lists the risks.

Who actually performs my surgery?

The surgeon named on your quote should be the one who operates. Ask for that name in writing, and confirm it again at the consultation. In Korea, operating rooms where patients are under general anesthesia or sedation that leaves them unconscious must have CCTV. You can ask for the operation to be filmed, though the law allows some exceptions.

Can I get a price before I fly?

Not a final price. Send photos and a patient coordinator replies first, then the partner clinic’s surgeon reviews them and explains the options. The clinic confirms your plan and a written quote at the in-person consultation in Seoul.

Do the event prices on Korean websites apply to me?

Not always. Prices advertised on Korean-language sites, including event prices, may not apply to international patients. Rely on your written quote.

Seoul at dawn seen from Namsan, the city and river in soft morning mist

Start with one question.

Write in your language. Send photos when you’re ready, and decide only after the surgeon has seen them.

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