r/KoreaTravelBeauty

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Double eyelid surgery at Seoul

Hi everyone,

wondering if anyone has done double eyelide surgery at seoul? and which clinic would you recommend?

I am also interested in Botox, filler and skin revitalization for acne scars/hyperpigmentation. I am interested in not as invasive procedures as my stay is roughly going to be 5 to 6 days.

Thanks in advance! :)

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u/Ok-Passenger8951 — 8 days ago

For people who traveled to Korea for surgery, how long did you stay after the procedure?

for those who flew to Korea specifically for surgery, how long did you stay after?

I’m trying to plan my trip and not sure how much extra time I should leave after the procedure. I obviously don’t want to fly home too early, but also don’t want to sit around in Seoul for 2 weeks if it’s unnecessary lol

did you stay until stitches were removed / final checkup? and how many days after surgery did you feel comfortable flying again?

would be helpful to hear what others actually did

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u/Sonhk_818 — 11 days ago

Did skin boosters help with skin texture?

I’m planning to go to Korea in a few months to get a few procedures done
and during consultation was recommended skin boosters.
Quite open to them but didn't realize there were so many lol
I’ve been looking into them, but my questions is do they actually help with skin texture or it’s mostly for hydration?

Would love to hear what noticeable differences it did for you and what you tried.

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u/Lionscreate9172 — 11 days ago

Botox clinic that is safe and cheap?

I will be travelling to Seoul again in a month or so and am looking to get Botox (Xeomin) for my forehead and eleven lines. I’ve been to a few clinics before (Muse, Ppeum and Vands) with mixed impressions. I do not mind the factory like vibe especially due to the lower cost. However, I am conscious to get good and safe results and understand that this may sometimes be contradictory.

Is there a specific clinic you went to for Botox that you’d recommend or shy away from visiting again?

I’ve been especially eyeing Toxnfill in Hongdae - anyone that can share their experience there?

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u/Consistent-River2457 — 11 days ago
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Seoul/Busan skin clinic recommendations for early 20s with generally clear but slightly dry skin?

Hi! I’m travelling to Korea soon and would love some recommendations for skin clinics in Seoul or Busan.

I’m in my early 20s and generally have pretty clear skin with the occasional breakout. My skin can get quite dry/dehydrated, and I also have some sunspots/pigmentation. I’ve previously done Pico laser in Singapore for the sunspots.

I don’t have any major skin concerns that I’m trying to fix. I’m mainly interested in treatments that could improve hydration, glow, overall skin quality/texture and pigmentation, or just treatments that are worth trying while I’m in Korea.

I’m completely okay with factory-style clinics since my concerns are relatively minor and I don’t need a very extensive consultation. I’d rather keep things affordable than go to a premium/celebrity clinic, but have to be done by a certified doctor!

Would love to hear which clinics in Seoul or Busan you recommend, and what treatments you think would actually be worthwhile for my skin/age. If you remember approximate prices, that would be really helpful too! I’m also curious whether I should just do Pico again or try something different, especially for the dryness/dehydration.

Thank you! ❤️

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u/lliltim — 11 days ago