VG Plastic Surgery is a KOIHA-accredited clinic serving 1,000 patients each year from 47 countries. Specialties include eye surgery, rhinoplasty, facial contouring, facelifts, breast surgery, and body liposuction.

• Board-certified surgeons and an otolaryngologist lead the team.
• Offers 3D-CT scanning and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for recovery.
• University-grade safety systems with CCTV monitoring in operating rooms.
• Luxury inpatient rooms and affiliated hotel accommodations available.
• Affiliated with the Seoul Medical Tourism Alliance through 2027.

Ewha Womans University Medical Center specializes in minimally invasive reconstructive surgery with a focus on aesthetic results. Dr. Paik Nam-sun, listed among the world's top 100 breast cancer surgeons, pioneered breast conserving surgery in South Korea and developed a unique stomach cancer technique. He heads the Cancer Center for Women with over 47 years of experience of experience.

Specializing in complex reconstructive cases, the clinic offers rhinoplasty with cleft palate correction for around $15,000, typically covering surgery, CT scans, and 2-3 weeks of post-op care. With a 95% recommendation rate and 4.4 Trustpilot score, the team provides English-speaking support and comprehensive treatment packages. The procedure includes general anesthesia and interpreter services.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital is Korea's first digital hospital, featuring the BESTcare system for enhanced treatment safety. The multidisciplinary center specializes in reconstructive surgery among other fields, handling 1,500,000 patient cases annually.

Asan Medical Center is South Korea's largest multidisciplinary hospital, handling over 11,800 daily outpatient visits. The center specializes in complex procedures including reconstructive surgery, with transplant success rates exceeding 90%. Its facilities can accommodate 2,700 patients simultaneously, serving international medical tourists from various countries.

Severance Hospital is a JCI-accredited multidisciplinary facility at Yonsei University, handling complex reconstructive cases. The hospital serves 1.6 million outpatients annually with specialized oncology, rehabilitation, and surgical departments.

SNUH's reconstructive surgery team includes Dr. Han Byoel Lee, an oncoplastic and breast specialist with degrees from Seoul National University and KAIST. The hospital serves over 10,700 patients daily and leads in cancer treatment nationally. It operates five advanced surgical suites with full digital integration.

Banobagi Clinic is the official medical center of the Asian show Let Me In in Seoul's Gangnam district. It specializes in face and body plastic surgery, stem cell rejuvenation, and hair transplants. Established in 2000, the clinic sees around 2,000 patients annually from the USA, China, Vietnam, and Thailand.

• Four anesthesiologists monitor patients in the operating room during all surgeries.
• Dedicated on-site lab separates stem cells from blood, bone marrow, and fat for facial rejuvenation, scar recovery, and hair transplant support.
• Seven laser and ultrasound liposuction devices available. Typical results: 8–15 cm reduction on the belly and 5–10 cm on thighs.
• FUE hair transplants use stem cell injections to speed recovery and improve hair survival. Covers head, hairline, and eyebrows.
• Free interpreter service and paid airport transfer provided. Motiva breast implants are a popular option.

The LINE Plastic Surgery is an ISO-certified plastic surgery clinic in Seoul. It focuses on international patients seeking affordable cosmetic procedures. Core specialties include breast and body surgeries like Breast lift, Body Lift, and Facelift.

• Prices for procedures are 3–4 times lower than in US clinics.
• English-speaking medical staff with international certificates and decades of experience.
• Treats patients from the US, Canada, and the UK.
• Free WiFi available at the clinic.