Care led by your plastic surgeon
Your plan begins with a direct consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. The proposed approach, alternatives, recovery and possible risks are discussed before a decision is made.
Support throughout the process
DI coordinates surgical monitoring, follow-up care and communication for international patients. Online consultation can help organize questions before a visit, while final medical decisions are made during an in-person assessment.
1. Direct consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon
The first line in the image means that the treatment discussion begins with the doctor who evaluates the patient and is responsible for the medical plan. During an in-person consultation, the surgeon reviews the concern, relevant history and anatomy before explaining whether surgery is appropriate, which method may be considered and what the reasonable limits are.
A useful consultation also covers alternatives, anesthesia, scars, recovery, possible complications and the option of not proceeding. Online messages and photographs can organize initial questions, but they cannot replace examination or guarantee a result.
2. Full-process surgical monitoring
Monitoring is not a single check at the moment of surgery. It includes confirming the plan and patient identity before the procedure, following the required vital signs and anesthesia information during surgery, documenting important steps and giving recovery instructions afterward.
The exact monitoring equipment and personnel depend on the operation and type of anesthesia. Patients should ask what applies to their planned procedure, who is responsible at each stage and how unexpected findings are handled.
3. A registered medical institution for international patients
This phrase refers to the clinic’s registered framework for receiving international patients. Practical support may include confirming the preferred language, explaining appointment steps, coordinating visit dates and helping patients understand when an in-person review is necessary.
Registration does not remove the need for individual medical assessment. Travel plans should allow enough time for consultation, treatment when appropriate and required follow-up; the safest schedule varies by procedure and recovery.
4. Professional online consultation
An online consultation is a preparation step. It can help the team understand the main concern, previous treatment, preferred language and possible travel dates, and it gives the patient a place to organize questions before coming to Seoul.
Because photographs do not show every anatomical or health factor, online guidance remains preliminary. The final recommendation, technique and quotation are confirmed only after the necessary assessment. Sensitive identification or payment information should not be sent in an initial inquiry.
5. Every step, premium by design
The final line summarizes the process rather than promising a particular outcome. “Premium” should be visible in careful assessment, clear explanation, coordinated surgery, recovery instructions and follow-up that reflects the individual instead of a standard package.
Patients are encouraged to ask who will perform the procedure, why a method is recommended, what alternatives exist, what warning signs require contact and how aftercare will be arranged after returning home.
Information that helps us prepare a useful reply
When contacting the clinic, tell us the procedure or concern you would like to discuss, your preferred language, whether you have had related treatment before and the dates you could visit Seoul. International patients may also wish to include their arrival and departure dates so the team can explain when an in-person consultation and follow-up may fit into the trip.
Please do not send passport numbers, payment information or complete medical records through an initial website inquiry. A coordinator can explain which health information or photographs are relevant and how they should be shared. Online guidance is preliminary; suitability, technique and the final treatment plan are determined only after an appropriate medical assessment.