Why book The Class with Medical Departures?

• Verified partner: Clinic, doctor, and operations reviewed by Medical Departures.
• Safety-first culture: 24-hour anesthesiologist on call, KDA/KFDA-approved equipment and materials, and a controlled daily surgery schedule.
• Experienced surgeon: Procedures are overseen by Dr. Hyeong Ju Noh, with memberships in leading Korean aesthetic societies.
• Comprehensive menu: From rhinoplasty and blepharoplasty to facelifts, breast surgery, abdominoplasty, liposuction, PRP, and thread lifting.

Treatments international patients often request
 

• Face & neck: Facelift, chin augmentation, dimple creation, fat transfer for contouring and volume.
• Nose: Rhinoplasty (primary) and corrective rhinoplasty (revision), tailored for balance and breathing.
• Eyes: Upper/lower blepharoplasty, double-eyelid surgery, eye bag removal.
• Breast & body: Breast augmentation/reconstruction/correction, tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), and liposuction.
• Skin & injectables: PRP, Botox, fillers, Fraxel laser; Ultra V thread lift for subtle lift with low downtime.
• Hair: Eyebrow and scalp hair transplant.

Note

• Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose for appearance and/or breathing.
• Blepharoplasty is eyelid surgery for hooding or under-eye bags.
• Abdominoplasty is a tummy tuck, removing extra skin/fat and tightening abdominal muscles.
• PRP uses your own blood’s growth factors to support skin quality.

Your surgeon

Dr. Hyeong Ju Noh — Plastic & Aesthetic Surgeon
 

• Memberships: Full Member, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons; Full Member, Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (KSAPS); Perfectha Asia Regional Trainer.
• Education/Training: College of Medicine; Plastic Surgery specialist training, Asan Medical Center.
• Languages: Korean, English.

Amenities, hours & payments
 

Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, free drinking water

Hours (UTC+09): Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00; Sat 10:00–16:00; Sun closed

Payments accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, JCB, Cash, Bank Transfer

Languages: Korean, English

Getting there (Seoul, Gangnam)

Fly into Incheon (ICN) or Gimpo (GMP). From ICN, ride AREX to Seoul Station and transfer to the subway (Lines 2/7/9 for Gangnam) or take an airport limousine bus. Taxis and Kakao T ride-hailing are widely used and typically accept cards. When you book, Medical Departures shares the exact map pin, nearest subway exit, and a Korean address card for drivers.

What to expect on treatment day

• Check-in & safety review: Passport check, brief health questionnaire, pre-op photos (as needed).
• Consultation: Your surgeon explains options, risks, expected results, and recovery in simple terms.
• Procedure: Local anesthesia, sedation, or general—per plan—with standard monitoring.
• Aftercare: Clear written guidance on icing, sleeping position, cleansing, when to resume makeup/sauna, and activity.
• Follow-up: In-clinic reviews or tele-checks scheduled around your itinerary.

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: Cosmetic outcomes vary with anatomy and healing. If a minor adjustment is appropriate, your surgeon will explain timing, options, 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, take AREX → Seoul Station, then subway to Gangnam (Lines 2/7/9), or use an airport bus serving Gangnam hotels. Medical Departures provides the precise map pin and nearest exit.

3) What languages are spoken?
 

Short answer: Korean and English.

Expanded: Tell Medical Departures your preferred language so the clinic can coordinate support if needed.

4) What payment types are accepted?

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

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

5) How far ahead should I book?

Short answer: 2–4 weeks is ideal; earlier for peak seasons or combined surgeries.

Expanded: Early booking helps align consults, surgery, and follow-ups with your flights and hotel.

6) How long should I stay in Seoul after surgery?

Short answer: Many visitors plan 7–10 days for nose/eyes and longer for lifts/contouring.

Expanded: This supports swelling control, suture/splint checks (if used), and a clearance visit before flying home.

7) Can I combine multiple procedures in one trip?

Short answer: Often yes—sequenced for safety.
Expanded: Your plan balances operating time, swelling, garment use (if any), and review appointments.

8) Is cosmetic surgery in Seoul safe for travelers?

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

Expanded: Expect consent forms, product traceability where appropriate, and step-by-step recovery instructions with clinic contact details.