Plastic Surgery in Suwon-si, Gyeonggi, Korea

I made an appointment for Saturday morning and visited. I was worried there might not be enough parking since it’s a popular place, but there was plenty of parking available. Procedures are performed in the order patients arrive. The wait was on the long side at about 1 hour and 40 minutes, but it was great value for money, so I’m very satisfied. Everyone at the clinic was also very friendly.

I thought people only came here for cosmetic procedures... but this hospital completely changed that perception. Surprisingly, quite a lot of people who’ve been injured come here too. Thanks to the skilled doctor and kind nurses, I had my wound sutured comfortably, and they said I can have the stitches removed in two weeks^^ Thank you ❤️

While considering rhinoplasty, I looked into several clinics and ended up getting an autologous dermal graft rhinoplasty at Bombam. I heard that it was originally called “Bombit,” but the name was changed to “Bombam” because of a copyright issue. Autologous dermal grafts are usually considered by people who are thinking about revision surgery, but I made an appointment for a consultation because I was wondering whether it would be okay to have an autologous dermal graft for my first surgery. They explained that because my nasal bridge was low and my skin was thin, there was a high chance that an implant could show through or become crooked. They also said I could try an autologous dermal graft first and, if I wanted a more noticeable result later, I could use a silicone implant. In that case, they said it would actually be better because the skin on my nasal bridge would have more room for the implant. They also told me that since I have two buttocks (?), another option would be to have two surgeries using autologous dermal grafts. From the beginning, I had wanted a natural change rather than a nose that looked obviously done, so after hearing this, I decided to have an autologous dermal graft rhinoplasty as my first surgery. At other clinics, they urged me somewhat hurriedly to take a same-day consultation discount or book a surgery date right away, but Bombam gave me enough time to think things over carefully. The clinic also runs a Naver Cafe, and I saw that it had reviews going back quite a while, and that both the doctor and the clinic staff personally replied to posts left by patients. That made me trust them. Rather than feeling like it was simply a cafe created for clinic advertising, it felt like a space where they consistently continued to look after people who had undergone surgery, which I really liked. Since the tissue was taken from my buttock, I was really worried that it would be very uncomfortable to sit after surgery and that I would have to use something like a donut cushion. But it was honestly much better than I expected! Of course, it was naturally more uncomfortable than usual, but it wasn't as bad as I had worried it would be. I didn't use a donut cushion or even a regular cushion—I just got through those first few days without one. All of the staff at the clinic were also very kind, so I was able to visit comfortably both before and after surgery. It hasn't even been a month since my surgery, so I still have some swelling and my nose hasn't reached its final shape yet, but based on how it looks so far, I really like it because it seems to have turned out as naturally as I had hoped. If you're like me and feel hesitant about implants or want a natural change, I think an autologous dermal graft is worth considering as one possible option during a consultation.