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I did a lot of research on hospitals before making my decision, and I'm extremely happy with it. The doctor was straightforward and told me what could and couldn't be done. He might come off a bit blunt, but his skills are top-notch. I had a lot of worries about scarring, but he managed to give me the results I wanted while avoiding any scarring or side effects. After the surgery, I had no functional issues, and I'm doing well now. If you ask to see the surgery footage, he will show you what was done, so there's no doubt about the procedure. If you're looking for a natural nose shape and a refined contour, you'll be satisfied here. The staff is friendly, and the cleanliness of the hospital is great. I highly recommend visiting for anyone considering nose surgery!

I got to know Dr. Jeong Dong-woo through a friend's introduction and decided to undergo a revision rhinoplasty that I had been contemplating for a long time. During the consultation, the doctor carefully examined my entire facial balance and the shape of my nose, and created a personalized treatment plan that accurately reflected the line I wanted. It was not just about the surgery; he provided a systematic explanation of the recovery process and expected outcomes, which reassured me.

I've been 4 months post-surgery with Dr. Jung Jae-hoon, and I thought the bridge of my nose looked slightly swollen, so I went back for a follow-up. It’s winter, and I have a bit of a cold, so my nose was a mess. He cleaned my nose thoroughly without causing too much pain, addressing the discomfort deep inside. The bridge of my nose might just be slightly annoying to me, but the doctor offered to do a revision surgery right away. Last month, he said we could wait a month to see if it was just swelling before deciding. Others say it looks great and they don’t notice anything, but since I see myself in the mirror every day, I couldn’t help but focus on that one area. The doctor reassured me that he wouldn’t charge for this revision and suggested a minor incision inside my nose to slightly refine the silicone tip. I left today with a surgery date booked. The fact that I can have surgery on weekends is the main reason I chose this hospital. It might seem like a small detail to others, and the doctor could’ve just brushed it off or said it was likely swelling, but I was really grateful that he insisted on a revision after observing the month-long progress from last month to this month. I also received cold medication today.

As I got older, the skin above my eyes started to sag, and the fat under my eyes began to stick out, leading people to say I looked older than I am. Since I usually don’t wear much makeup, I ended up not liking the way I looked in the mirror, which made me worry a lot. After considering it for a while and taking my friend’s advice, I decided to go for both upper and lower eyelid surgery. I visited several clinics for consultations before making my choice, and what I liked about this one was that they didn’t push me too hard during the consultation and took the time to explain my eye condition in detail. Thanks to the anesthesia, I didn’t feel much pain during the surgery. However, afterward, my eyes felt a bit stiff and there was some swelling. I thought it would hurt once the anesthesia wore off, but the pain was much less than I had feared. I heard that the swelling was usually worse the day after surgery, but it seems to have gone down instead. Once the stitches are removed, I bet my eyes will feel much lighter.