As more and more people choose to go to Korea for medical beauty, plastic surgery and skin management, the “South Korea Medical Free Trade” is becoming a popular trend. In particular, projects such as eyelids, nose-throwing, ultrasound, Thermage, skin booster injections do have the advantages of technological maturity, subdivision of projects, and extensive medical experience in Korea.

But for those who go to Korea for the first time to be a doctor, if they do not understand the process, it is easy to step on the pit: lack of language, project price increases, unreasonable recovery schedules, and even “ghost doctors.”

The article gives you a more practical reference to plastic surgery and pit avoidance, which will make it easier to leave.

Why is it that more and more people choose to go to Korea for medical treatment?

The medical and American sector in Korea has developed earlier, with the overall aesthetic soundings being natural and more detailed in the classification of projects.

Many hospitals in Korea will be more elaborate in terms of face and skin state than some of the country's institutions, thus attracting a large number of people who want to improve the five officials, anti-fat and skin management.

The main projects currently under way include:

• Eyelids/eye repair

• Nasal synthesis/nose repair

• Face profile

• Hot Maggie, ultrasound.

• Skin booster injection, skin management

• In lipid plastic.

• Tirá Anti-Depression Project

However, it is also because of the hot market, the large number of intermediaries, translators, and marketing accounts, that for the first time we have to go to Korea to do medical work and do our homework in advance.

Before you go to Korea, these five things must be prepared in advance.

First, to determine what you really want to improve.

A lot of people say in their first consultation:

"I want to be a little more refined."

In practice, however, Korean doctors value specific needs more.

For example:

• Are you blind?

• Nasal dent?

• A clear texture?

• Skin loose?

• Face asymmetries?

It is recommended that a case map of its preference be kept in advance, with a clear budget and recovery period.

Because many projects in the Republic of Korea have not been resumed for short periods of time, tourism and recovery may conflict if arrangements are not good.

Two. Don't just read the Internet.

Today, Red Books, TikTok, and many of the "South Korea Integrative Sharing" at the Forum are actually of a promotional nature.

Some hospitals are well marketed, but the actual level of doctors is not stable.

The recommendations focus on:

• Is the hospital officially registered?

• Is there a permanent knife doctor?

• Is the doctor's case true?

• Are you good at what you want to do?

• Any real post-operative feedback?

In particular, such difficult projects as contours, nose repair and so forth should not be viewed only as “cheap”.

3. Advance appointments to hospitals and translators

The Korean Hotline Hospital is usually full.

In particular, the eminent President:

• It may take 1-2 months to make an appointment.

• The season is even longer.

In many other hospitals, although the Chief of Chinese, not all doctors can communicate directly in Chinese.

The first trip to Korea suggested that it be arranged in advance:

• Hospital visits

• Chinese translation

• Access and accommodation

• Post-operative referral time

This will go a lot better.

4. Advance visa processing and basic information

In general, medical doctors in Korea are prepared:

• Passport

• Korean visas

• Hotel reservation.

• Round-trip tickets

• Identification

In case of large-scale surgery, it is recommended to prepare in advance:

• Medical examination report

• The history of the past.

• Drug allergies.

Those with high blood pressure and condensation problems in particular must inform the hospital in advance.

Five. Don't think about recovery too easy.

Many people have seen the Internet “rehabilitate nature on the 7th day of the operation”, and most of the photos are filtered.

The truth is:

• The eyelids swollen a few days ago.

• Integrated nose recovery at least 1 month

• The face profile is back longer.

• Thermage could be short-term red.

So for the first time in Korea, it is recommended that at least:

• Light medical attention: 3-5 days

• Small plastics: around 7 days

• Large operation: 10 days or more

Don't do it the next day.

Full Process Reference for Medical Medicine in Korea

Step 1: Online counselling

It will generally be preceded by:

• Wesson.

• KakaoTalk

• Network of officials

Upon presentation of the photographs, the hospital gives an initial programme and price range.

Here you go:

A lot of "super-low offers" are just leading.

When you're really in the hospital, you might:

• Add

• Upgrade

• Recommended joint surgery.

So the question must have been:

• Does it contain anesthesia?

• Include post-operative management

• Include translation

• Additional costs, if any

Step 2: Hospital visits

The doctor will:

• Analyse the face ratio

• Basis of judgement

• I'm gonna give you surgery advice.

It is recommended not to blindly pursue the "Red Template Face".

There are many natural wind cases in Korea, but they are more durable.

If the doctor recommends you for a lot of projects, be reasonable.

Step 3: Determination of programmes and contributions

A letter of consent will be signed upon confirmation of the project.

Here it must be confirmed:

• Who's the lead surgeon?

• Is the doctor in charge?

• Anesthesia.

• Post-operative referral arrangements

Particular attention should be paid to the issue of “ghost doctors”.

In other words, the propaganda doctor and the actual surgeon are not the same person.

It is recommended that the doctor be reconfirmed before the operation.

Step 4: Post-operative recovery and re-diagnosis

Many hospitals in Korea will provide:

• Stemming management

• Laser care

• Post-operative review

• Drug guidance

Not after surgery:

• Stay up late.

• Drink.

• Exhaustion.

• Massage wounds.

The period of recovery must strictly follow the doctor ' s request for care.

The first time I went to Korea was the easiest to step on.

Low-price trap

Many of the “moderation of 2999 won” are just marketing.

After the hospital:

• Possible recommended upgrades

• Add additional items

• Replacement materials fees

So don't just look at the price.

Overformed

Some agencies continue to recommend:

• Fill

• Tila.

• Noodles.

• Outline

And it's making the face more and more "tech sense."

The real good thing is to improve the shortcomings, not to lose visibility.

Misarranged recovery period

A lot of people go shopping, eat hot, and catch a plane after the project.

Results:

• Swollen.

• Recovery Slow

• Impact Effects

The days before the operation are really the most important.

What are the priority projects proposed for the first time in Korea?

If it's the first trip to Korea, let's start with:

It's an introductory, light medical treatment.

• Skin booster injection

• Skin management

• Thermage.

• Ultrasound Up

• Small bubble care

Rapid recovery and relatively low risk.

Consider large-scale projects when there is a real understanding of the Korean medical system.

At the end.

It is true that Korean medicine has a lot of mature projects and technical experience to refer to, but “to go to Korea to do it” does not mean that it will not step on the pit.

What really matters is:

• Regular hospitals.

• Get yourself a doctor.

• Reasonable perception of effect

• Recovery management.

On his first trip to Korea, he suggested that he should finish his homework before deciding whether to operate.

After all, the core of health care is never “better with the wind”, but is safe, natural and fit for itself.