Kim Jun-hyeong

Non-incisional double eyelid surgery

Marble places a few small punctures along the fold line and ties the muscle to the eyelid skin, giving a natural fold with minimal bruising and fast recovery. Best for thin eyelids without much excess skin.

Incisional double eyelid surgery

The eyelid is opened so excess fat, skin and muscle can be removed, producing a clear, durable fold with a low chance of loosening. Suited to thick or drooping eyelids and to folds that came undone after suture surgery.

Ptosis correction

Corrects a weak levator muscle that makes the eyes look sleepy and half-open, adjusting muscle tension while forming the fold so the eyes open wider in one operation.

Epicanthoplasty & lateral canthoplasty

Lengthens the eye at the inner or outer corner and adjusts the outer-corner angle so the eyes look larger and better balanced. Usually combined with double-eyelid surgery.

Lower-eyelid fat repositioning

Bulging lower-eyelid fat is repositioned into the tear trough to correct dark, tired-looking under-eyes. When the skin is still firm it is done through the conjunctiva, leaving no external scar.

Revision eye surgery

The cause of the previous result — a fold that is too high, a fold that dropped, asymmetry or scar tissue — is analysed first, then a case-specific revision plan is made with the plastic surgeon.

Upper blepharoplasty for mature eyes

Treats sagging upper-eyelid skin that presses on the field of vision, using a sub-brow excision or an eyelid incision with muscle adjustment so the eyes look brighter and see more comfortably.

Rhinoplasty

The nose is designed individually from facial proportion, choosing between silicone, ear cartilage, rib cartilage or dermal tissue. Covers dorsal augmentation, tip plasty, hump reduction and alar reduction.

Revision rhinoplasty

Corrects a shifted implant, a shortened or contracted nose, thin tip skin, a visible framework or a deviated nose, assessing both appearance and breathing before planning the new operation.

Liposuction

Targeted liposuction of the thighs, abdomen, waist, arms or double chin. Removing fat cells themselves slims the body line and lowers the chance of fat returning in the same spot.

Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)

Excess abdominal skin is removed and separated abdominal muscles repaired — for post-pregnancy or post-weight-loss laxity where liposuction alone is not enough.

Hip-up (buttock contouring)

Creates an S-curve hip line with the patient's own fat or an implant, contouring the waist and thighs at the same time for a natural side profile.