The prices are completely justified! At the South Korea ID Plastic Surgery Hospital, the cost for Double eyelid surgery is 1.5 million Korean won, and for bone reduction, it is 18 million Korean won. Director Park’s skills are truly worth the money.

South Korean cosmetic surgery in Gangnam, Seoul: Bone reshaping for a defined silhouette

Last month, I finally made a trip to the ID Plastic Surgery Hospital, and this article is a detailed record of my experience there. It is neither an official press release nor a brand collaboration piece; it simply reflects the true experiences of an ordinary Taiwanese girl. If you are also considering having bone-reducing procedures in Gangnam, Seoul, this article should help you save at least three days of research time. Many people have privately asked me about my experience at ID, and it took me a week to gather all the information before I set off. To sum it up: it’s worth going, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind.

🔬 Comprehensive review of ID Plastic Surgery Hospital: from the moment you enter the clinic until two weeks after the surgery

📍 Why was ID Plastic Surgery Hospital chosen in the end?

In the medical aesthetics industry in Gangnam, Seoul, the density of clinics ranks among the top three in all of Asia; in the same building, there may be four or five clinics. Initially, I considered around 7 or 8 options, but ultimately, I chose ID Plastic Surgery Hospital for a very simple reason: President Park Sang-hoon has a clear track record of his work, does not engage in mass treatment on a assembly-line basis, and charges reasonable fees without arbitrary price increases.

ID Plastic Surgery Hospital has been operating in Gangnam, Seoul for 10 years. Director Park Sang-hoon comes from a university-affiliated hospital and has specialized in bone reshaping and contouring for over 12 years. Such expertise places him among the top professionals in South Korea’s medical clinic industry – many clinic directors have in fact switched fields, while those who truly have a specialized background and have dedicated themselves to the same field for a long time are relatively rare. I checked Director Park Sang-hoon’s research publications on Naver in South Korea, and indeed, he is not the kind of person who merely holds a title without actually doing any work.

Another positive aspect is that the Chinese manager at ID Plastic Surgery Hospital responds very quickly. When I first consulted them, I asked more than a dozen questions via WeChat, and they patiently answered each one of them without any pressure to place an order immediately. This is really important for overseas customers – dealing with language barriers is already stressful enough, and if the service provider keeps pushing sales, it can significantly damage the overall experience.

🏥 Actual environmental conditions: A sense of luxury versus an industrial atmosphere

The first impression upon entering ID Plastic Surgery Hospital is “quietness” – not the kind of desolate silence, but rather a sense of order and professionalism. The waiting area can accommodate about 8 to 10 people, but on the afternoon I visited, there were only two groups waiting. At the reception, a Chinese-speaking supervisor confirmed my appointment and understood my needs in simple Chinese before offering me a cup of warm water.

The consultation room is equipped with all the necessary facilities: 3D cranial CT scanners, X-ray machines, and large-screen simulation systems for comparison. Director Park Sang-hoon first had me undergo a 3D cranial scan and then explained my skeletal structure step by step—not by asking me right away, “What treatment would you like to have.” This order is very important because it shows that the doctor is starting from your needs, rather than from the treatments he wants to recommend.

The hygiene standards in the corridors and treatment rooms also reassured me: disposable sheets were used, doctors washed and disinfected their hands before each procedure, and the equipment used was opened in front of my eyes. I paid special attention to the equipment used for shaping the bones—the director, Park Sang-hoon, even took the time to show me the brand label and purchase date of the machine, something that many clinics do not bother to do. In South Korea, there are actually quite a number of clinics that rent used equipment, and this detail can directly affect the effectiveness and safety of the treatments.

💬 In-person consultation experience: The suggestions given by the director were completely unexpected.

After reading my report, Director Park Sang-hoon’s first reaction was: “You don’t need to go to such great lengths.”

“Your basic physical condition is good, so bone reshaping is a reasonable choice for you. However, I don’t recommend undergoing multiple procedures at once. First, undergo the bone reshaping procedure, and then come back for a follow-up visit in three weeks to assess the results before deciding on your next step.”

This statement completely restored my trust in ID Plastic Surgery Hospital. Previously, when consulting other clinics, they almost always suggested things like “you could get more hyaluronic acid injections” or “adding botulinum toxin would give better results” – it was purely a sales approach. However, ID Plastic Surgery Hospital did the exact opposite. Director Park Sang-hoon even went so far as to suggest that I cancel two procedures I had originally planned, saying, “You don’t need them now; you can consider them later if you really need them.”

The final decision was to undergo only the bone-shaping procedure, which cost 18 million Korean won (approximately NT$486,000 or HK$115,200). There were no hidden fees or additional sales pitches; the post-operative care package and repair cream were both included in the total price.

🛏️ Actual experience during the treatment: Is it painful? How long does it take to complete?

Under general anesthesia, one doesn’t feel anything at all during the surgery. The operation usually takes around 2 to 3 hours and 35 minutes. President Park Sang-hoon was present throughout the entire procedure and personally performed every step of the surgery, making notes in the surgical record after treating each area. By the time I woke up, I was already in the recovery room.

I would give the pain level a score of 2/10 – after waking up, my face was noticeably swollen and tight, but the painkillers helped control it. During the procedure, I could feel that the doctor’s technique was very steady, with no sudden accelerations or decelerations; the rhythm was consistently maintained. On two occasions, I raised my hand to indicate that I needed a pause, and Director Park Sang-hoon immediately stopped and waited until I was ready to continue. Such respect for the patient’s comfort is truly commendable.

After the procedure, the nurse helped me put on a compression dressing headgear. It felt a bit stuffy having my face wrapped up in it, but this is essential for reducing swelling and shaping the results after the surgery. When I looked in the mirror, I could see that my face was clearly swollen – this is a normal postoperative reaction. Before leaving, the Chinese-speaking supervisor gave me a card with postoperative instructions and her WeChat contact information, saying I could ask her any questions at any time if there were any issues.

📅 Post-treatment follow-up: A complete record from day 1 to day 14

  • Day 1: The face was severely swollen, but the pain was manageable thanks to the painkillers. The clinic provided post-operative care supplies and anti-inflammatory medication, and instructed me to only consume liquid foods for the first week, avoid lowering my head, and keep my head elevated while sleeping. At night, I accidentally pressed on the bandages around my side of the face, which caused some mild swelling and discomfort, but it wasn’t serious.
  • Day 3: The redness has completely subsided, the swelling is beginning to fade away slowly, and the bruises are changing from purple to yellow-green. These are all signs of improvement. I’m actually a bit surprised by how fast this is happening—usually, it takes about a week to see any changes after undergoing other treatments.
  • Day 7: The day when the effects are most noticeable. The swelling has reduced by approximately 60%, and it is now possible to see the changes in the facial contours. The curvature of the jawline has become much softer than before, and the overall shape of the face has become more refined and natural.
  • Day 14: The results remained stable, with no rebound. The person in charge of the Chinese-speaking group kept tracking my recovery progress on WeChat and reminded me of the optimal interval between treatments if I decided to have a second session. Overall, I think the results achieved for the price of 18 million Korean won are well worth it.
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💰 Analysis of the transparency of fees in ID plastic surgery hospitals

The following are the actual prices I paid and the information I obtained. All these quotes are from local providers in Gangnam, Seoul, and do not include any additional fees charged by agents or middlemen.

Project Costs Taiwan dollar for reference only Hong Kong dollar for reference
Bone-shaping contouring 18 million Korean won NTD 486,000 HKD 115,200
LAMS liposuction 450,000 South Korean won NTD 12,150 HKD 2,880
Rejuran 250,000 South Korean won NTD 6,750 HKD 1,600
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💡 Money-saving tip: Clinics in Gangnam, Seoul generally do not accept price cuts, but you can ask about “follow-up treatment discounts” or “package deals”. For example, the ID Plastic Surgery Hospital offers packages that combine bone reduction with post-operative care, which are approximately 10% cheaper than purchasing these services separately. Additionally, the exchange rate is also an important factor – recently, the Korean won has been favorable compared to the Taiwanese dollar and Hong Kong dollar. It is recommended to check the current exchange rate before traveling.

🔍 For a quick reference to other highly-rated clinics in Gangnam, Seoul

When considering bone-shaping procedures, it’s not necessary to consider only one clinic. I also researched several other well-reputed clinics in Gangnam, Seoul, and here are the key points:

🏥 365MC Hospital (Led by Director Kim Ho-jin)

Main feature: LAMS liposuction, reference price of 450,000 Korean won (approximately NT$12,150). The leading liposuction technique that requires no surgery. Suitable for those who have specific requirements regarding LAMS liposuction; it is recommended to schedule a consultation before making a decision.

🏥 Secret Dermatology (Led by Director Song Seung-hyun)

Main product: Rejuran, reference price: 250,000 Korean won (approximately NT$6,750). The precision of these treatment levels is truly astonishing. This product is suitable for those who have specific needs regarding Rejuran; it is recommended to schedule a consultation before making a decision.

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❓ Common Questions about ID Plastic Surgery Hospitals

  • How far in advance should one make a reservation? Director Park Sang-hoon only has 3 to 5 spots available for overseas patients each day, so it is recommended to reserve at least 2 to 3 weeks in advance. During the peak seasons (March to May, September to November), it is even necessary to book even earlier.
  • Can I leave the day after the procedure? Yes. Bone reshaping surgery is considered a surgical procedure, and patients need to be hospitalized for 1-2 days for observation after the operation. It is recommended to wait at least one week before flying, as changes in air pressure may affect the recovery process of the bones.
  • What do I need to bring? A passport (for registration), any previous medical beauty treatments you have undergone (if any), and a post-treatment recovery cream (which will also be provided by the clinic). On the day of the surgery, you must fast for 8 hours, and you should stop taking any medications containing aspirin one week before the procedure.
  • How long does the effect last? The results of bone reshaping surgery are permanent; once the bones have been removed, they do not regenerate. It takes 3 to 6 months for the swelling to completely subside. Director Park Sang-hoon recommends regular follow-up visits after the procedure.
  • Are there any side effects? After the procedure, there will be noticeable swelling and bruising, which begin to subside after 1-2 weeks. Complete recovery from the swelling takes 3-6 months. Choosing an experienced surgeon can minimize the risks.

📲 How to make an appointment

💬 Method 1: Quick reservation via WeChat

Scan the QR code to add Seoul I on WeChat: s-sourire – it’s quick and saves you time! Just send “ID Plastic Surgery Hospital + Bone Reshaping” to inquire about appointment schedules and the latest prices. Replies are usually given within 30 minutes.

WeChat reservation QR code: South Korean cosmetic surgery – s-sourire

📱 Method 2: Make an appointment through the BeautsGO App

Supported on iOS, Android, web version, and WeChat Mini Programs – users can directly check the available appointment times at ID Plastic Surgery Hospital, confirm reservations online, and compare prices and reviews of other clinics as well.

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