Treatment focus
Royal Line Clinic focuses on liposuction and fat grafting, with nonsurgical contouring and smaller aesthetic procedures also listed. Its ROT liposuction is a clinic-branded service, so patients should ask what the operation actually involves rather than assuming the name defines a separate standard technique.
Questions to take to your consultation
Discuss the areas to be treated, skin elasticity, fat distribution and realistic contour changes. Ask about anesthesia, fluid management, compression garments, follow-up and time before travel. If fat will be transferred to another area, ask how graft-related risks and possible volume loss will be managed.
Evaluate the full body-contouring plan
Royal Line’s menu combines liposuction, fat grafting and nonsurgical body sculpting. A useful consultation should identify the area of concern and explain why one approach is preferred. Ask for the exact treatment boundaries rather than a broad label such as full body. If fat is being transferred, discuss the receiving area, the follow-up and the possibility of further treatment. ROT is the clinic’s own liposuction label; request a plain-language explanation of the technique and what differs from other options. The estimate should make anesthesia, garments, reviews and any additional services clear, particularly when you are comparing several clinics.
Location and care team
Royal Line Clinic is located at 4th Floor, 562 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Nonhyeon-dong). Its published doctor directory includes Dr. Inku Kim. Review the individual clinician profiles and confirm the treating clinician when arranging your consultation.
Professional background of the team
Dr. Inku Kim is included in the clinic’s published care team. Graduated from Gyeongsang National University, College of Medicine; Board-Certified Family Medicine Specialist, Gyeongsang National University; Advanced training in cosmetic procedures, fat grafting, and aesthetic medicine. Review the linked doctor profile for the fuller professional record and discuss the clinician’s experience with your particular proposed procedure.
