Facelift in Seoul
3 listed hospitals in Seoul, South Korea. Independent guides and hospital accreditation details to research before you contact a hospital yourself.
Listed Hospitals
3 listed
Location
Seoul, South Korea
Hospitals offering Facelift in Seoul
Banobagi Plastic Surgery Clinic
Seoul
Deesse Plastic Surgery
Seoul
Dream Plastic Surgery
Seoul
Procedure Overview
Procedure
Facelift
Cost
Ask the hospital for a written estimate
Est. Duration
10 days
Why Seoul?
Seoul is the capital of South Korea, with hospitals and clinics in districts such as Gangnam and Sinchon. Check each hospital's accreditation yourself.
Before You Contact a Hospital
- Check the hospital's KOIHA/KAHF accreditation
- Ask for an itemised written quote — costs here are estimates
- Ask the hospital about medical-visa documents
- Contact the hospital's international patient centre directly
- Plan follow-up care with your doctor at home
Who Is Facelift For?
- Adults (typically 40+) with visible facial sagging, jowling, or loose neck skin
- Those who want to address nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and overall facial laxity
- Individuals in good overall health who are non-smokers or able to quit before surgery
- People with realistic expectations — a facelift restores a more youthful version of your face, not a different face
What to Expect
Consultation & Planning
1–2 hoursYour surgeon evaluates skin quality, facial bone structure, and degree of laxity. The appropriate technique (mini-lift, SMAS lift, deep plane) is selected. Photos are taken for reference and planning.
Surgery
3–5 hours (longer for combined neck lift)Performed under general anesthesia or intravenous sedation. Incisions are placed within the hairline and around the ear to conceal scarring. The SMAS layer is repositioned and excess skin removed.
Recovery
2–3 weeks visible swelling; full result at 3–6 monthsDrains may be placed for 24–48 hours. Sutures are removed at 7–10 days. Most patients are socially presentable (with makeup) at 3–4 weeks. Scars continue to fade for 12–18 months.
Why South Korea for Facelift?
- Korean plastic surgeons offer SMAS-layer techniques that create natural, long-lasting results — avoiding the stretched or windswept appearance associated with older skin-only approaches
- Korea has a large pool of board-certified plastic surgeons with focused experience in facial rejuvenation procedures across all age groups
- Facelift procedures in Korea are priced competitively compared to private clinics in the US, UK, or Singapore with comparable surgeon calibre
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a mini lift and a full facelift?
- A mini lift (short scar lift) targets the lower face and jaw using smaller incisions and local anesthesia — recovery is faster (1–2 weeks) and results are more subtle. A full facelift addresses the entire face and neck with greater correction.
- How long do facelift results last?
- A well-performed facelift typically maintains visible improvement for 7–10 years. The face continues to age naturally after surgery, but patients consistently look younger than they would have without the procedure for many years afterward.
- Can I combine a facelift with other procedures?
- Commonly combined procedures include brow lift, upper or lower eyelid surgery, fat grafting to restore facial volume, and laser resurfacing. Your surgeon will advise on what can be safely combined in a single session versus staged separately.
Other Treatments Available in Seoul
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