DL Plastic Surgery in Seoul publishes customized chin surgery and facial contouring information under Dr. Jinwook Jeong. Its profile-line approach considers the forehead, nose, lips and chin together. Ask which specific movement is proposed, what chin treatment alone would change, and how any additional operation affects risk, cost and recovery.
Customized chin surgery · Genioplasty · Facial contouring · Profile-line planning · Revision contouring
Profile essentials
Also listed as: DL
- Location
- Seoul · Seocho
- Clinical focus
- Customized chin surgery · Genioplasty · Facial contouring
- Visit address
- 4th floor, Peyto Plaza, 563 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
A profile-oriented consultation
DL describes its Profile Line approach as examining the visual relationship from the forehead through the nose and lips to the chin. Its published services include customized chin surgery and facial contouring. This is relevant when a person initially identifies the nose as the problem but is also considering whether chin projection affects the balance of the profile.
A whole-profile assessment can still lead to a single procedure, or to no surgery. Ask the surgeon to show the expected effect of chin treatment alone before discussing combinations. Clarify whether the goal is advancement, shortening, lengthening, narrowing or correction of asymmetry. A name such as profile-line surgery does not by itself specify the operations, anesthesia or recovery involved; those details belong in the written plan.
Director-led surgical care
The clinic identifies Dr. Jinwook Jeong as its lead surgeon and describes a system in which he personally performs and supervises procedures. His published biography lists plastic-surgery board certification, M.D. and Ph.D. qualifications, and academic presentations on mandibular and chin contouring. For a patient, the practical next step is to establish who will evaluate the imaging, perform each part of a combined operation and conduct the early postoperative reviews.
Planning precision and revision questions
DL's chin and contouring materials emphasize tailoring the operation to the type of chin concern. Bring photographs that show both the preferred change and the features you want to preserve. Ask how the surgeon expects the skin, lower lip and crease above the chin to respond to the planned skeletal change. Discuss any limits imposed by the location of nerves, tooth roots, existing hardware or previous bone removal.
If you have already had contouring surgery, request a comparison between your current anatomy and the proposed revision. A revision plan should identify what can be corrected, what cannot be reliably restored and what additional uncertainty comes from scarring or altered bone structure. Bring original imaging and operation records when available rather than relying only on before-and-after pictures.
Before travelling to Seoul
DL advertises English-speaking support for overseas patients. Confirm whether interpretation is needed for the clinical consultation and whether postoperative communication is available in your preferred language. Use the international website to request an assessment, an itemized quotation and the planned sequence of appointments. If more than one procedure is suggested, ask for the cost and recovery implications of each component.
Arrange the stay around required postoperative checks rather than a standard travel package. Obtain a clear plan for eating, oral hygiene and activity, especially if a chin osteotomy is involved. Ask how healing will be assessed before return travel, how the clinic handles a concern after you leave Korea, and which records will be provided for future care. Compare the proposed scope of surgery with your original goal before making a final decision.
Finding the right team and appointment location
DL describes three operating rooms and a director-led planning process. The clinic is in Seocho-gu; use its full street address when arranging transport rather than relying on the broader Gangnam-area description.