Dream Plastic Surgery — FAQ

Dream Plastic Surgery is at Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea (near Cheongdam Station, Line 7). Consultations are handled in Korean, English and Thai, and the reservation line is +82-2-544-0480.

32 procedures, 60 published before & after cases and 6 doctor profiles, grouped into treatment areas: Eye surgery · Rhinoplasty · Facial contouring & jaw · Breast surgery · Body & liposuction · Injectables · Anti-aging & lifting.

Type a procedure or keyword into the search box above — Thai and English both work, e.g. V-Line, rhinoplasty or jaw. You can also filter by treatment area to see only the procedures in that group.

All 60 cases are adapted from material Dream Plastic Surgery published officially, labelled with the treatment area and the follow-up interval where the hospital stated one. Individual results still vary with bone structure, skin quality, age and aftercare.

The 6 listed doctors cover plastic surgery, oral & maxillofacial surgery, anaesthesiology and dermatology. Each profile lists education, experience and specialties.

No. This hub is an editorial reference, not a booking agent. For appointments or case assessment, contact Dream Plastic Surgery directly by phone or through its official website.

The suture method swells less and heals faster on thin lids; the incision method removes excess fat and skin for a more durable fold.

Usually 5-7 days, enough for suture removal and a follow-up check before flying.

The scar sits in the inner-corner crease; early redness fades within 3-6 months.

Some contraction can occur during healing, so the design allows for it from the start.

Filler is temporary and can look lumpy; repositioning corrects both the bag and the trough at once and lasts far longer.

Bruising settles in 1-2 weeks, with fine swelling resolving over 1-3 months.

It depends on laxity rather than age; some patients need it from their late thirties.

Fat is preserved where possible and repositioned rather than removed in deep-set eyes.

In most cases yes, because the muscle is reached through the same crease line.

A small share of patients need a level adjustment, usually assessed after swelling settles at about 3 months.

The dorsum usually takes an implant for a straight line, while the tip uses the patient's own cartilage for safety and a natural look.

Obvious swelling settles in the first two weeks; the final shape appears at 3-6 months.

Yes, by realigning the bone and septum, though the outcome depends on the original deviation and may not be perfectly straight.

If the cause is a deviated septum, septal correction can improve airflow.

At least six months after the previous surgery so the tissue and scar have settled.

Each revision thins the tissue further, so the plan should aim to finish in one operation.

It sits in the alar crease and fades over time, provided sun protection is used.

The amount removed is limited by airflow and facial proportion, so the nostrils are not narrowed excessively.

Not everyone; if the tip or framework needs significant work, the open approach gives better precision.

For dorsal augmentation alone the results are similar; the open method controls tip detail better.