International patients
Consultation, design and treatment happen in the same 90-minute visit — so the trip does not have to be built around us.
The plan is agreed before you book a flight, fees are confirmed at the clinic once Dr. Yang has seen you, and aftercare continues by photograph once you are home.
The trip, day by day
Before you fly
Three photos in, a written plan comes back within 24 hours: the points, the product, the volume, and the time it needs. You book flights knowing the number.
Day 1
We do not treat on a landing day if it can be avoided — a dehydrated face swells more. Same-day slots exist if your trip is short.
Day 2
90 minutes: consult, design in the mirror, numbing, treatment, photographs. Dinner the same evening is fine.
Day 3
A short walk-in review if you want one, then flying is fine. Long-haul on the day after treatment is not a problem.
Week 2
Send the same three angles from home. Dr. Yang reviews them against your baseline photographs and tells you whether anything should be added.
Laser resurfacing is the one exception — it needs two weeks of runway before you are photographed or seen. Tell us your dates and we will say plainly whether it fits.
Getting here
We do not run an airport pickup service. It adds cost to your bill for something the train does better — but if you would rather be met, tell us and we will arrange a car at its actual price.
Practicalities
Korean card, international Visa and Mastercard, or cash in won. Paid after the treatment, never as a deposit on the plan.
Fees are confirmed in person at the clinic, once Dr. Yang has examined you and the plan is agreed. If the plan turns out smaller than expected, so does the bill.
Dr. Yang consults in English himself. For other languages we will arrange an interpreter in advance.
You leave with the product brand, lot number and volume in writing — so any doctor anywhere can read what was done.
Anywhere on Line 2 puts you within twenty minutes. We do not recommend a particular hotel.
After you fly home
Distance is the real risk in medical travel — not the treatment. So the follow-up is part of the plan rather than sold as an extra.
Two nights for filler, injectables or a lifting device. Four if you want a laser course compressed into one trip. One night is possible but leaves no room if a flight is delayed.
Usually yes, in the right order — device first, then filler, laser last. What we will not do is stack boosters and botulinum in the same area on the same day, because a reaction then cannot be attributed.
Message the clinic line first — most concerns at day three are ordinary swelling and settle. If something needs hands-on care, you get a written summary for a local doctor the same day, and Dr. Yang will speak to them if they want to call.
No. You reserve a slot by agreeing to the plan, and pay after treatment. Cancelling costs nothing — we would rather hold an empty hour than take money for a visit you are unsure about.
No. An agency puts someone between you and the doctor, and the cost reaches your bill either way. Please contact us directly.
Plan your visit
Three photos and your travel window are enough. Dr. Yang replies with what fits those days and what does not; fees are confirmed when you come in.