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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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Korean Plastic Surgery HospitalsBanobagi 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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Korean Plastic Surgery HospitalsEpic 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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Korean Skin ClinicsLienjang Clinic
Lienjang is a major Korean skin clinic chain with branches in Myeongdong, Gangnam and Hongdae. It is known for affordable laser and lifting packages, with Thai-speaking staff on site.
View detailsKorean Skin ClinicsOracle Dermatology
Oracle Dermatology is a dermatologist-led clinic network focused on acne, melasma, scarring and high-end lifting devices at every branch.
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Aesthetic Medical ProductsBotulax
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.
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See all questionsWhere can I see before & after reviews?▾
On this site's Epic hub page, which embeds the review feed from the official Instagram account @epicps_selfie.
SurgeryEpic Plastic SurgeryMust content be in Korean?▾
For domestic patients, yes. For international patients, run a multilingual website and invest in Google in parallel.
MarketingNaver marketing for medical businessesCan I find a Thai interpreter at hospitals?▾
Large hospitals and international-facing clinics usually have or can arrange Thai interpreters with notice; smaller clinics may require hiring a freelance interpreter.
DirectoryThai community and Thai food in SeoulDo I need to read Hangul first?▾
Yes — Hangul takes only one to two weeks and makes specialist vocabulary far easier to retain than romanised spellings.
KoreanKorean for beauty clinic staffCan I fly a drone?▾
Most of central Seoul is a no-fly zone without permission; you must apply in advance to the Korean aviation authority.
EntertainmentVisiting K-drama filming locationsShould I tip at restaurants?▾
No. Korea has no tipping culture and prices usually include service; offering a tip can make staff uncomfortable.
CultureGift-giving and dining culture
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