วิสัญญีวิทยาและระงับปวด
Dr Lee Jung-in
วิสัญญีแพทย์ (ที่ปรึกษา)
A board-certified anaesthesiologist and the hospital's consulting professor for anaesthesia and pain management, trained at Ewha Womans University College of Medicine and a member of the Korean Society of Anesthesiologists and the Korean Pain Society.
Specialties
- Anaesthesiology
- Pain management
Education
- MD, Ewha Womans University College of Medicine
Experience
- Consulting professor in anaesthesia and pain, Jewelry Plastic Surgery
FAQ
What does Dr Lee Jung-in specialise in?
Dr Lee Jung-in works in the วิสัญญีวิทยาและระงับปวด department at Jewelry Plastic Surgery, Seoul, focusing on Anaesthesiology, Pain management.
What are Dr Lee Jung-in's qualifications?
วิสัญญีแพทย์ (ที่ปรึกษา) at Jewelry Plastic Surgery · Education: MD, Ewha Womans University College of Medicine · Experience: Consulting professor in anaesthesia and pain, Jewelry Plastic Surgery
Where can I see before & after results by Dr Lee Jung-in?
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Which procedures does Dr Lee Jung-in perform?
11 related Jewelry Plastic Surgery procedures in this doctor's treatment areas are linked here, each with steps, recovery time and cautions.
How do I book a consultation with Dr Lee Jung-in?
Contact Jewelry Plastic Surgery at +82-2-541-2711 or via the official site jewelryps.kr · Address: Cheongho Building 4F–10F & 14F, 120 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Sinsa Station, exit 1) · Ask for this doctor by name when booking.
Are Thai or English available at Jewelry Plastic Surgery?
Jewelry Plastic Surgery supports international patients with English interpretation; ask about Thai interpretation when you book.
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3D custom rhinoplasty
Designs the bridge and tip from each patient's real facial proportions, keeping tip height at about one third of nasal height for a balanced profile.
Spec-nose augmentation for a low bridge
Raises a flat or low bridge to fit facial proportion, combining an implant with the patient's own cartilage at the tip for a natural finish.
Rib cartilage rhinoplasty
Uses the patient's own rib cartilage harvested through a roughly 2 cm flank incision to build a strong nasal framework — the choice for revision cases with inflammation or contracture.
Slim bulbous nose correction
Refines a blunt tip and wide alae by thinning subcutaneous tissue and restructuring the tip cartilage into a slimmer, balanced shape.
Hump nose correction
Lowers a dorsal hump and can correct a deviated septum or drooping tip in the same session, planned from 3D CT imaging.
Dual crooked nose correction
Treats the deviated bone and the deviated cartilage each with its own technique, straightening the nose while also addressing breathing.
Short nose correction
Lengthens a short nose that shows the nostrils from the front, using a safely harvested amount of the patient's own cartilage and stabilising the tip against re-shortening.
Long nose correction
Trims over-long cartilage and rebuilds the tip strut so nasal length sits at about one third of the face, with hump or deviation correction possible in the same session.
Edge nose tip surgery
Shapes the tip into a soft curve slightly higher than the bridge, without turning up enough to expose the nostrils from the front.
Alar reduction
Narrows the alae to balance the face while keeping nostril length at about two thirds of the nose, with minimal tissue trauma to limit swelling.
Revision rhinoplasty
Analyses why the first operation failed using 3D CT, dissects only as far as needed to limit tissue damage, then rebuilds a balanced nasal line.