Filler

The reviewer had transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning and fat grafting under IV sedation, costing about 1,700,000 KRW. Recovery was manageable, with swelling peaking on day 3 and improving by day 4; they had previously developed overfilled tear trough filler and Tyndall effect, which led them to choose surgery after dissolving the filler. They reported a natural-looking result nearly a year later, with smoother lower eyelid-cheek transition and no need for skin removal. Overall, they were very satisfied and would recommend the approach, especially for people seeking structural correction rather than more filler.

The reviewer did not describe having a procedure; they summarized 2026 pricing for common cosmetic treatments, including Ultherapy, Thermage FLX, Rejuran, Juvelook, Botox, and fillers. They said prices varied widely by clinic type and dosage, noted hidden costs like 10% VAT and extra soothing fees, and warned that unusually cheap prices could be suspicious. Their overall tone was practical and cautionary, and they recommended staying within the stated market ranges.

The reviewer warned tourists seeking Ultherapy, Thermage, or fillers to avoid “factory-style” clinics that offered cheap, rushed treatment with sales-only consultations and minimal doctor involvement. They said improper Ultherapy depth could cause facial fat loss and sunken cheeks, and advised choosing clinics where a doctor did one-on-one consultation, used ultrasound to assess skin layers, and mapped the face before treatment.

The reviewer was asking for recommendations for subtle lip fillers, likely 0.5 cc, and wanted to know whether places that required buying 1 cc would still be suitable. They had narrowed their options to two clinics and asked about experiences, pricing, and reports of double charging, but they did not describe having the procedure yet or report any outcome.

The reviewer was planning first-time cosmetic surgery in South Korea for a bulbous nose, droopy eyelid, and possibly forehead and smile-line fat grafting, and they had collected quotes ranging from about 8–12 million KRW for rhinoplasty plus additional fees for eyelid surgery and fat grafting. They felt nervous and conflicted because some clinics were expensive, slow to respond, or pushed extra procedures, and they were especially wary of reported botched cases and unclear pricing; they had not chosen a clinic and were asking others for good or bad experiences.

The reviewer had a deep plane face and neck lift with fat grafting to the midface, nasolabial grooves, and prejowl sulcus after prior zygoma reduction caused sagging. The surgery took longer because of previous fillers and thread lifts, but they were talking and walking the same afternoon, had minimal swelling and no pain, and stayed two weeks for daily wound checks and treatments. They felt very satisfied, praised the natural result and attentive follow-up, and would recommend it.

The reviewer had facial contouring, rhinoplasty, face fat grafting, under-chin and jawline liposuction, forehead lifting, thread lifting, and lip filler in one surgery trip. More than a month later, they were still recovering but shared a positive overall experience and said the research and consultation process mattered, though they warned others to do their own comparisons, include travel costs, and not rely on online impressions alone.