Accommodation and Preparing for PS Seoul!

[sstar4]

when i got my nose job i could not wear glasses for 2 months. Everytime i put on can feel like alot of pressure. Not pain but very uncomfortable. I think better use contact lense and play safe scully something happen to your nose then need to do surgery again

2 months?? Thats so long......how long did it take to heal?

 

[usernotfound]

Hi everyone,

I've been reading the forum for some time now and it's been very informative. I've finally booked my ticket and is on my way to making this a reality. I've read a lot about finding the right surgeon etc but didn't see a dedicated thread about finding the right accommodation and preparing for PS in Seoul...Since this is my first trip to Seoul, I have some questions and hope we can start a great thread for everyone as well.

-Where should one stay when getting PS in Seoul?

-How far is Sinsadong to Apgujeong (walking distance, taxi and subway wise)?

-How should one carry money? Traveler check? I'm not feeling very safe carrying a large amount of cash on me

-Any tips for foreigner? Wifi connectivity, Phone etc.

Anything info that may be helpful is greatly appreciated!

A lot of clinics thankfully have services for that. In my eyes, the hardest thing is to determine how long is best to stay. When you look alright? Or when your treatment is over? It's tough.

 

[nisha thapa]

which hospital or guesthouse is near to view clinic?