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juicybling said:Actually I was in another clinic doing my fat grafts & prp, they never charge me 10% tax at all. But when I go to other other clinics they claim that there is the 10% charge and made me pay in cash, it's impossible for me to carry over 10k cash to korea....u know....i donno what the hell they are thinking feel like i am beening rip off out this 10% so called tax as for their visa fees.
Hi,Hey buttersparks when are you planning on going to korea? I'm thinking of going possibly end of this year or start of next yr for a procedure
Hi,anyone going on Korea Feb? want buddy up?
Hi,
Yes, I am thinking of going. I'm from the UK but I guess it doesnt matter too much as we can always meet in Korea. I am looking to get my eyelids redone. I have double eyelid surgery done 15 years ago in Hong Kong which turned out great but I would like the lids to be a bit deeper and thicker so am looking for somewhere to get them done that's less expensive and good quality. I am very tempted at this stage but have not made any solid plans to go as I'm quite nervous that something will go wrong and don't quite know who to use as the last surgeon I saw was based on a reccommenedation by a friends relative. What is it you were thinking of getting done and where are you from?
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I came back from Korea a few days ago and while I was there, the weather was VERY cold. With no wind, the temp felt roughly 25-30 degrees. But with the wind, it feels 10 degrees colder. I wore uggs, earmuffs, scarf, gloves, thick sweater, and jeans and I felt ok. My jacket is super warm so that helpedAnyone currently in Seoul? How's the weather? How many layers of clothes are you wearing just to stay warm? I'm a San Diego girl & want to be warm enough as I'm headed next week. Eeek! Getting nervous/excited! Also, for the VIP patients that stayed in their Officetel, where is it located? I'm exploring map the area. How was your stay?
Thanks.
I came back from Korea a few days ago and while I was there, the weather was VERY cold. With no wind, the temp felt roughly 25-30 degrees. But with the wind, it feels 10 degrees colder. I wore uggs, earmuffs, scarf, gloves, thick sweater, and jeans and I felt ok. My jacket is super warm so that helpedMy advice is to bundle up! Although in my opinion, the girls in Korea don't wear enough layers (skirts, stockings, and shoes).
Hi,PsI'm from Malaysia too! I'm planning to do my nose in Seoul in March as January will be too cold for me. Anyone is going in March?![]()
I'm from Malaysia too! I'm planning to do my nose in Seoul in March as January will be too cold for me. Anyone is going in March?![]()
Hi,
Just wondering if you have had your surgery yet. I am looking to go to Korea (from UK) and would like to buddy up with someone who is going for surgery aswell.
Please let me know, thanks.
erin09 said:I am planning on visiting Seoul this spring. I have thought about having one or more cosmetic procedures done while I am there since I have heard that you can get better, cheaper work done than in the US. I will be there between 2 weeks and 30 days.
One big thing though; I am NOT Asian. I am white. Is this a stupid idea? I don't want anything radical done like a nose job or facial reshaping. Basically I'd like some facial resurfacing, liposuction or tightening under my chin, and maybe fat injected into the hollows under my eyes.
I notice that many of the "international" sites have pictures of white models but it's pretty obvious that most, if not all of their clientele is Asian. Are there clinics who specialize or address Western facial needs?