Why book BANOBAGI Double Jaw Center with Medical Departures?

• Verified partner & solid feedback: ★5.00 for cleanliness, communication, value, quality, service, and comfort.
• Purpose-built for contouring: Advanced protocols for bone, muscle, and soft-tissue reshaping to harmonize the lower face.
• Safety & facilities: Multi-building complex with modern equipment and hospital-grade standards.
• Clear logistics for visitors: Appointment windows, inclusions, and follow-ups explained in plain language before you decide.

What this center offers

• Jawline contouring: Mandibular angle reduction (square-jaw); masseter options and soft-tissue refinement per plan.
• Cheekbone (zygoma) reduction: Reshapes width and projection for a softer midface.
• Chin augmentation (mentoplasty): Implants or shaping to balance profile and bite plan.
• Gummy-smile correction: Soft-tissue or minor bony adjustments to reduce upper-gum show.

Notes
 

• Mandibular angle reduction sculpts the back corners of the jaw for a slimmer line.
• Zygoma reduction decreases cheekbone width so the face looks less wide from the front.
• Chin augmentation improves balance between the nose, lips, and jaw.
• Gummy-smile correction reduces visible gum when smiling.

Your surgeon
 

Dr. Sunjae Park — Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon

• Associations: Active member, Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery; Active member, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons.
• Education/Training: College of Medicine; specialized plastic surgeon at Banobagi Plastic Surgery Clinic.
• Languages: Korean (Medical Departures can help coordinate additional language support on request).

Amenities, hours & payments

• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, free drinking water
• Hours (UTC+09): Mon–Fri 10:00–22:00; Sat 10:00–16:00; Sun closed
• Payments accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Cash, Bank Transfer
• Languages: Korean (ask MD for language support options)

Getting there (Gangnam, Seoul)

Fly into Incheon (ICN) or Gimpo (GMP). From ICN, take AREX to Seoul Station, then subway to Gangnam (Lines 2/7/9 depending on your hotel) or an airport limousine bus. Taxis and Kakao T ride-hailing are widely used; card payments are common. With your booking, Medical Departures shares the exact map pin, nearest subway exit, and a Korean address card for drivers.

What to expect on the day

• Check-in & safety review: Passport check, brief health questionnaire, photos as needed.
• Consultation: Your surgeon explains goals, options, benefits/risks, anesthesia, and recovery in everyday language.
• Procedure: Local, sedation, or general anesthesia per plan; standard monitoring.
• Aftercare: Written do’s/don’ts (cold compress, sleep position, diet/chewing limits, activity).
• Follow-up: In-clinic reviews and/or tele-checks timed to your travel dates.

FAQs

1) Do you offer warranties or guarantees on treatments?

Short answer: A review visit is typical; any touch-up policy depends on the procedure.

Expanded: Outcomes vary with anatomy and healing. If a minor adjustment is appropriate, the team will outline options, timing, and any costs before you decide.

2) Where is the clinic and how do I reach it?

Short answer: Gangnam, Seoul—easy via subway, airport bus, taxi, or Kakao T.

Expanded: From ICN, ride AREX → Seoul Station then subway to Gangnam, or use an airport limousine bus. From GMP, subway or taxi is quick. MD provides your exact map pin and nearest exit.

3) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: Korean.

Expanded: If you need English or another language, tell Medical Departures at booking so they can coordinate support when available.

4) What payment types are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Cash, Bank Transfer.

Expanded: If paying by card or bank transfer, MD will reconfirm any fees, ID requirements, and payment timing for your date.

5) How long should I stay in Seoul after jaw surgery?

Short answer: Many travelers plan 10–14 days depending on the procedure.

Expanded: This window supports swelling control, wound checks, and a doctor’s clearance before long flights.

6) Is double-jaw or jawline surgery safe for travelers?

Short answer: Risks exist; trained teams and clear aftercare help reduce them.

Expanded: You’ll receive consent documents, medication guidance, dietary instructions, and a 24/7 contact plan for urgent concerns.

7) Can I combine chin, cheekbone, and jaw procedures in one trip?
 

Short answer: Often—if it’s safe for you.

Expanded: Your plan balances operating time, airway safety, swelling, and review visits. Some combinations are staged to keep recovery manageable.

8) What affects recovery time?

Short answer: Procedure type, bone work vs. soft-tissue, and your health.

Expanded: Bone procedures need more downtime and diet modifications than soft-tissue tweaks; your surgeon will map this out in advance.