Why book VG Plastic Surgery with Medical Departures?
 

• Verified clinic & strong reviews: ★4.94 across cleanliness, communication, value, quality, service & comfort.
• Comprehensive menu: Rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, facial contouring (zygoma/jaw/chin), liposuction, breast surgery, lifts, and injectables.
• Safety-first culture: Limited cases per day, modern equipment, and standardized protocols.
• Multilingual team: Korean with English, Russian, and Vietnamese support available.

What this clinic offers

• Nose (rhinoplasty): Primary & corrective rhinoplasty, tip/alar work, implant removal/change, septoplasty.
• Eyes: Double-eyelid surgery, ptosis repair, canthoplasty, eye bag removal.
• Facial contouring: Zygoma (cheekbone) & jaw reduction, chin augmentation/implant, genioplasty, V-line work.
• Face & neck lifts: Full, mid, lower face; forehead/temporal lifts; combinations with blepharoplasty.
• Breast & body: Breast augmentation/lift/reduction/revision, fat-graft breast, abdominoplasty + liposuction, BBL, implants.
• Non-surgical: HIFU/Doublo, thread lifts, injectables (Botox, HA fillers), skin boosters (Rejuran), Dermashine.
• Hair: FUE/FUT (per-graft), sideburn/pubic hair options.

Notes
 

• Rhinoplasty reshapes the nose to improve 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 muscles.
• Canthoplasty refines the eye’s outer or inner corner for shape and proportion.

Your lead surgeon
 

Dr. Im Young Min — CEO & plastic surgeon
 

• Membership: Full member, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
• Academic role: Outside Professor, Dept. of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital.
• Languages: Korean, English, Russian, Vietnamese.
• Note: Years in practice not listed on the MD page.

Hours, payments & languages
 

Hours (UTC+09): Mon–Fri 09:30–19:00; Sat 09:30–17:00; Sun closed

Payments accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Cash

Languages: Korean with English/Russian/Vietnamese support (request via Medical Departures at booking)

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 use an airport limousine bus. Taxis and Kakao T ride-hail are widely used; cards are commonly accepted. After you book, Medical Departures shares the exact map pin, the 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, and pre-op photography where relevant.
• Consultation: Goals, options, risks/benefits, and recovery timing explained in plain language.
• Procedure: Local, sedation, or general anesthesia per plan; standard monitoring.
• Aftercare: Written guidance on icing, sleep position, cleansing, activity, sauna/makeup timing.
• Follow-up: In-clinic reviews and/or remote checks coordinated around your travel dates.

FAQs

1) Do you offer warranties or guarantees on treatments?

Short answer: Review visits are typical; any touch-up policy depends on the procedure.

Expanded: Cosmetic outcomes vary by anatomy and healing. If an adjustment is appropriate, the team explains options, timing, and costs before you proceed.

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

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

Expanded: From ICN, ride AREX → Seoul Station then subway to Gangnam, or use airport buses serving Gangnam hotels. From GMP, subway or taxi is quick. Medical Departures provides your exact map pin, nearest exit, and a driver note in Korean.

3) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: Korean with English, Russian, and Vietnamese support.

Expanded: Tell Medical Departures your language needs at booking so the clinic can coordinate assistance where possible.

4) What payment types are accepted?
 

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, and Cash.

Expanded: If paying by card, 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 smart; longer for peak seasons and combined surgeries.

Expanded: Popular dates fill quickly—early inquiries help align consults, surgery, and follow-ups with your flights.

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

Short answer: Many visitors plan 7–10 days for rhinoplasty/eyelids; more for lifts/contouring.

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

7) 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 applicable, and written aftercare with 24/7 contact steps for concerns.

8) Can I combine multiple procedures in one trip?

Short answer: Often yes—sequenced for safety.

Expanded: Your plan balances operating time, swelling, and recovery milestones. Some combos are staged to keep downtime manageable.