Sources, the line between advertising and knowledge, corrections, and contact channels
Quick answer
Khunkim.com publishes bilingually on four rules. First, answer first and explain afterwards. Second, source facts from hospitals, manufacturers and regulators that can be checked. Third, keep advertising space visibly separate from knowledge articles and never guarantee a medical outcome. Fourth, correct errors when they are reported and show the revision date. Readers can reach the team by email, LINE Official and the social channels listed on the contact page.
A written standard exists because medical and beauty content drives decisions that are hard to reverse. A single reader may choose a hospital in another country on the strength of one article, so the responsibility sits with accuracy rather than with an exciting headline.
Source hierarchy: regulator documents and product registrations, manufacturer technical data, official hospital publications, and published research. User reviews count as individual experience — useful context, never a substitute for evidence.
Prices in articles are approximate ranges for budgeting only. Actual cost depends on scope, technique, the surgeon's experience and each provider's promotions; always request a quotation from the facility itself.
Advertising is separated by placement and visible labelling: banner space and sponsored content are marked as such. Knowledge articles are not paid to endorse outcomes, and no limitation or risk is removed for any sponsor.
When something is wrong, readers can report it through the contact page. The team verifies against the original source, corrects the text and updates that article's revision date; substantive corrections are noted in the article itself.
There are three main channels: email for business and press, LINE Official for quick general questions, and the contact-page form for readers who want updates on new articles. None of them provides medical diagnosis — if you have symptoms, see a doctor directly.
No. Everything here is educational and planning information; diagnosis and treatment decisions must come from a physician who examines you.
Use the contact form and pick the advertising topic, or email the team directly; you will receive the available placements and terms.
Send the article link, the paragraph in question and a correct source through the contact page; the team verifies, fixes it and updates the revision date.
Yes. Send a request through any contact channel stating the email or LINE ID you originally used, and that contact record will be deleted.
There is labelled advertising space and sponsored content, but knowledge articles are never exchanged for endorsements or for removing risk information.
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Last updated: 2026-09-04 · This content is for information only and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified doctor before making treatment decisions.
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