For international patients
You are not booking a procedure. You are planning a trip around one.
Flying to Seoul for surgery has two hard parts. The surgery is the one everyone talks about. The other is everything around it — arriving, being understood, knowing what happens on the day, and what happens once you are back home and something looks different in the mirror.
- Same price
- as Korean patients pay
- 3 months
- of remote follow-up after you fly home
- 1 coordinator
- from first message to final check
635 Nonhyeon-ro. You will be able to find this building even on a late-night arrival.
What you receive
What you actually get.
Every item below is included in your surgical quote unless it says otherwise.
Someone waiting at Incheon with your name
Round-trip airport transfer, arranged around your flight rather than a fixed schedule. If your flight moves, the pickup moves.
A hotel you can walk back to
Partner hotels near the clinic, booked at negotiated rates. You will not be navigating Seoul traffic the day after surgery.
An interpreter in the room, not at the desk
English interpretation through consultation, the design confirmation on the morning of surgery, and every follow-up visit.
One coordinator who knows your case
The same person from your first message to your final check, so you never explain your history twice.
Post-operative care while you are here
Scheduled dressing changes, checks and stitch removal during your stay, at times that fit the rest of your trip.
Three months of follow-up after you leave
Photograph reviews at set intervals, written responses from your surgeon, and a video call when photographs are not enough.
Your records in English, in writing
Medical certificate, operation record and post-operative instructions issued in English for your doctor, insurer or employer at home.
Surgery day
What actually happens on the day
The hardest part of having surgery abroad is not knowing how the day is shaped. We do not print clock times, because every patient is given a different slot. What follows is the order, and how long each stage takes.
- 0190 min before your slot
Arrive at the clinic
On foot from the partner hotel, or by transfer. Come with a clean face, no contact lenses, and no food since midnight.
- 0220–30 min
Final consultation and design
Your surgeon draws the plan on your face and goes through it with you, with the interpreter present. Nothing starts until you agree to what is drawn.
- 031–4 hours
Surgery begins
An anesthesiologist stays with you for the whole operation, monitoring blood pressure, pulse, oxygen and breathing continuously.
- 041–2 hours
Recovery room
You wake up under observation, not alone. Nursing staff stay with you until you are stable and alert.
- 05Once you are cleared
Back to the hotel
Your coordinator takes you back, with medication, written aftercare instructions in your language, and a number to reach at night.
- 06Next day
First check
A short visit to the clinic for dressing and a look at how the first night went. This one is not optional.
Operation length varies by procedure and by individual. The durations above cover most cases; your own schedule is confirmed in writing before the day.
Work out the rest before you book a flight
Before you commit to anything
You can find out whether surgery is appropriate for you without buying a plane ticket.
Book a video consultation- 01
Video consultation with the surgeon
Not a salesperson, not a chat agent. The surgeon who would operate looks at your photographs and tells you what is realistic.
- 02
A written, itemised quote
In your language, with what is included and what is not, before you decide anything.
- 03
A direct answer, including no
If your concern does not need surgery, or if this is not the right time, you will be told that.
Start with a conversation, not a booking
Send your photographs and what bothers you. A surgeon reviews them, and you get an honest answer before you spend anything on travel.
