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Korean Plastic Surgery HospitalsID Hospital
ID Hospital is one of Seoul's largest hospitals specialising in facial bone and jaw surgery. Located in Gangnam with 30+ board-certified surgeons, it is best known for V-line two-jaw surgery and 3D CT-based surgical planning.
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Banobagi Plastic Surgery
Banobagi is a full-service plastic surgery hospital in Gangnam, known for eye and nose surgery and an in-house aftercare skin centre — ideal for patients combining several procedures in one trip.
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Epic Plastic Surgery
Epic Plastic Surgery is a Seoul hospital in Sinsa, Gangnam, focused on eye surgery, rhinoplasty, anti-aging lifting, men's surgery and breast surgery. Its signature promise is that the consulting surgeon performs the operation — no shadow doctors.
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Botulax
Botulax is a type A botulinum toxin made by Hugel in Korea. Used for wrinkles and facial slimming, it takes effect in 3-7 days and lasts around 3-4 months — one of the most widely used brands in Korean clinics.
View detailsRejuran
Rejuran is a skin booster based on polynucleotides (PN) extracted from salmon DNA. It repairs skin, refines pores and improves elasticity; a course of 3-4 sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart is standard.
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Ultraformer MPT
Ultraformer MPT is the newest Korean HIFU lifting platform. It delivers focused ultrasound to the SMAS layer to stimulate collagen, shooting faster and more comfortably than the Ultraformer III.
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Typically 5-8 cm per segment per operation, depending on anatomy and soft-tissue flexibility.
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Yes — through international brokers offering Korean equities, funds investing in Korea, or franchise partnerships — but study the risks and applicable regulations first.
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Clinics usually suggest multi-session courses based on blood panels, but no international standard fixes a number — reassess with a physician using real lab results.
HemaPureWhat is HemaPure? Korea's trending blood purification therapy explainedWhat documents should I prepare?
Test results, imaging (CT/MRI) and medication history translated into English, plus your passport. Hospitals can issue supporting documents for a medical (C-3-3) visa when needed.
TreatmentDisease treatment in South Korea: among Asia's most advanced medical careWhat should I ask before agreeing to cell therapy in Korea?
At minimum five: which laboratory cultures the cells and under what licence; whether this is approved treatment or enrolment in a clinical trial; whether cell count and viability per dose are stated numerically; whether sterility and endotoxin results for that lot are attached; and which Korean-licensed doctor performs the injection and handles follow-up. If the answers are marketing claims without documents, delay the decision.
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