Hi everyone. I haven't been on here in a long time, but I'm back since I'm now planning to have more cosmetic surgeries. This forum has helped me out a lot in the past. I live in the US and planning on going to Korea in February. I'm planning to have quite a few procedures: 3 types FC, revision rhinoplasty, forehead fat graft, corner mouth lift/cupids bow lip surgery (undecided on this one), and acculift/face lipo. I have done some research on different clinics, and I have narrowed down my list to DA, Opera, View, DEESSE, and Hyundai. I've done online consultations with all of them.
Out of these clinics, I like DA, Opera, and Hyundai's rhinoplasty and FC results from my research. I know DEESSE is known for their lip surgery, but not so sure about FC. View seems to be a safe hospital and they offer accommodation right in their building, which would make it so much more convenient since I'm going to Korea alone, but their b/a photos are not as dramatic as the other ones. I'd appreciate any input
I have reached out to different medical tourism agencies, but from what has been said here, I’d get a better discount if I just did it all on my own. I’m pretty nervous since I’ve never been to Korea and don’t speak Korean But seeing many posts on others’ experiences have been encouraging for sure. It’s reassuring to know that going on your own to a foreign country where you don’t speak the language and having a major surgery is doable.
Out of these clinics, I like DA, Opera, and Hyundai's rhinoplasty and FC results from my research. I know DEESSE is known for their lip surgery, but not so sure about FC. View seems to be a safe hospital and they offer accommodation right in their building, which would make it so much more convenient since I'm going to Korea alone, but their b/a photos are not as dramatic as the other ones. I'd appreciate any input
I have reached out to different medical tourism agencies, but from what has been said here, I’d get a better discount if I just did it all on my own. I’m pretty nervous since I’ve never been to Korea and don’t speak Korean But seeing many posts on others’ experiences have been encouraging for sure. It’s reassuring to know that going on your own to a foreign country where you don’t speak the language and having a major surgery is doable.
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