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BEFORE & AFTER · SOUTH KOREA

Korean Plastic Surgery Before and After: 51 Photos

51 before and after photos from 4 surgeons at 4 clinics in South Korea, across 6 procedures. Every result is listed with the operating surgeon.

Surgeons in this gallery

What it costs

Lowest published price at our partner clinics, next to the U.S. price. Each guide lists every clinic's price and what it includes.

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How to judge before and after photos

Same angle, same light. A fair comparison uses the same pose, lighting, distance and expression in both photos.
Time since surgery. Swelling hides the final result for weeks or months; the most useful photos are taken several months after surgery.
A starting point like yours. Ask the surgeon for more results from patients with similar anatomy, skin and goals.
The operating surgeon. Every photo here names the surgeon, so you can see more of their work and ask them directly.

Questions about these before and after photos

Who performed the results in these plastic surgery photos from South Korea?

The 51 photos on this page come from 4 surgeons, including Dr. Im Young Min, Dr. Park Young Kyu, Dr. Park Sang-Hoon. Each photo is labeled with the operating surgeon and links to their profile.

Plastic surgery in South Korea: how much does it cost?

Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty) in South Korea starts at $821 at our partner clinics, against about $3,359 for the surgeon's fee alone in the U.S. See the cost guide for every clinic's price and what it includes.

Are these photos real patients?

Yes. They are the surgeons' own patient results, published with each surgeon's permission and labeled with the operating surgeon. Photos with nudity are blurred until you confirm you are 18 or older.

How should I judge before and after photos?

Compare photos taken from the same angle, in the same lighting and with the same expression, and look for results at least several months after surgery, when swelling has settled. Ask the surgeon for more photos of patients with a similar starting point to yours.

Will my results look the same?

Not necessarily. Results depend on your anatomy, skin, healing and the technique used. Before and after photos show what a surgeon can achieve, not a guarantee; a consultation is the place to discuss realistic expectations.

Every photo is a real patient.

Each result is listed with the operating surgeon, so you can take it straight to a consultation.