Banpoorium Plastic Surgery Clinic

I just had an LDM + Omega Light treatment. They said it was water-drop lifting, and my skin is totally hydrated. I absolutely love it.

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.

I received a Ritou treatment at Banpolium Plastic Surgery near Gangnam Station. As I've gotten older, I've noticed my volume has decreased and my nasolabial folds have become quite pronounced, which has been stressing me out. There are so many different types of treatments that it was hard to choose. Then I visited Banpolium for a consultation, and they recommended Ritou. Before coming here, I was considering other treatments, but the manager said that Ritou is really popular these days and works well, so I decided to trust their recommendation. Since I’m used to Botox, the treatment wasn’t too painful and I could tolerate it. I did get a light bruise on my cheek, but it was barely noticeable unless you looked closely. On the subway home, I could already see the area under my eyes looking fuller. I was surprised as I usually don’t respond well to treatments. They say Ritou's effects gradually appear, so I’m going to keep an eye on the nasolabial folds. It’s hard to tell much from the photos, but I’m attaching one anyway. Huge thanks to the super nice consultation manager for the great advice, and to the doctor who performed the treatment with a smile!

About a month ago, I had a revision double eyelid surgery, and I was so satisfied that I consulted with the doctor afterward. My nose bridge was really weak, making my face look too plain. So, after discussing with the doctor, we decided to add filler to my nose bridge. The procedure took about 10 to 20 minutes, and since I applied some numbing cream, I didn’t feel much pain. The doctor was very meticulous when placing the filler in different areas, and I really appreciated that. I feel like I've been reborn. With the nose bridge filled in, my face looks more balanced. My eyes look clearer now, and the nose adds to the center of my face; I’m extremely happy with it. I'm already thinking about what procedure to do next! ^^

I've been on a strict diet lately, and it's made the area under my eyes sunken and deepened my smile lines. After getting the Rituo procedure, I feel overall satisfied with the results. I was worried about pain or side effects before the procedure, but to my surprise, I didn't find it uncomfortable at all, and the process went relatively quickly. Right after the procedure, I had a little swelling and felt a bit awkward, but over time, it settled in naturally. My skin tone became much clearer, and I definitely noticed a change in my overall appearance every time I looked in the mirror. The recovery time wasn't long, so it didn't really interfere with my daily life, which I think is a big plus. I believe that with proper care, the effects will last a long time, so I'm planning to stay consistent with it. Overall, I feel like this is a procedure that can be done without much pressure, and I think it could be helpful for others who are dealing with similar concerns.

✔️ Double eyelid surgery revision ✔️ Dr. Kim Il-hwan ✔️ I didn't experience much pain. It's been 5 days since my double eyelid revision surgery. I had double eyelids done with a non-incisional method before, but over time, my eyelids started to sag and it became a constant concern for me. Even when I put on makeup, the lines on both sides looked different, so after much thought, I decided to go ahead with the non-incisional revision. I was worried about the incision, so I first asked during the consultation if a non-incisional revision was possible. After examining my eyes, the doctor said it would be perfectly fine to proceed with the non-incisional method, so we went ahead with it. And they pointed out that I have uneven eyelids... 😭 Now it's been 5 days since the surgery, and there is still a bit of swelling, but it has definitely gone down compared to the first few days, and the lines are starting to look more natural. I feel like the balance between both sides is okay, so personally, I’m satisfied with it. The pain wasn’t severe; I only felt a bit stiff on the first day, and now I'm mostly okay. It hasn't been a major inconvenience in my daily life. I got the consultation and proceeded through an acquaintance's introduction, and I appreciated that they explained things according to my eye condition without being overly pushy. Since it's still only day 5, the swelling hasn't completely gone down yet, so I will need to keep an eye on it a bit longer. I just wanted to leave a review in case there are others like me who are contemplating a revision due to their non-incisional double eyelids fading. P.S. I’m attaching a photo after 5 weeks.

It's already been a week since I had my nostril surgery. Time has passed by faster than I thought. Today, I visited the hospital to get the stitches removed, and I was feeling a bit nervous thinking it might hurt. It was just a slight sting, and it went much more comfortably than I expected. In the meantime, my nose had been dirty with grease and ointment because I couldn't clean it properly. After they removed the stitches, they carefully cleaned up all the debris that had accumulated in the surgical area, so it looks much cleaner now. After the stitches were taken out, I noticed that unless you look closely, it doesn’t show much at all. After that, they also explained the care methods and precautions in detail. Above all, I felt really good because the staff remembered me and treated me kindly. I appreciated the attention they gave to even the small details.