Treatment options in detail
IBON lists incisional and buried-suture double-eyelid methods, ptosis correction, canthoplasty, transconjunctival lower blepharoplasty, and lower-eye fat repositioning. A method should follow tissue thickness, skin excess, and muscle function rather than the wish for a particular recovery time. Ask what would make a less invasive approach unsuitable and how any crease asymmetry would be assessed.
Treatment approach and consultation
The clinic describes one-to-one consultations and continuous postoperative care. For eyelid concerns, separate excess skin, brow descent, and eyelid-opening strength during assessment; a similar appearance can arise from different causes. Confirm how many in-person checks are needed before planning travel out of Busan.
Doctors and clinical backgrounds
The clinical team includes Dr. Ju-Chan Kim — board-certified plastic surgeon in korea. The linked doctor profile gives the professional training and clinical background. Confirm that the planned procedure and postoperative reviews will be handled by the agreed clinician. Dr. Ju-Chan Kim: Completed training in Plastic Surgery at Dong-A University Hospital.
Planning eye surgery while staying in Busan
Agree on the dates of the first wound check and any suture removal before arranging travel. Ask how swelling may affect early symmetry and when it is sensible to judge the crease. If you wear contact lenses or have dry-eye symptoms, include them in the consultation. The written plan should explain when lenses, makeup, exercise, and normal work can safely resume.
