Face Plus Plastic Surgery in Seoul discusses both chin implants and sliding genioplasty under Dr. Jung Keun Park. Its published approach considers the chin alongside the nose and lips. Patients can use a consultation to compare adding an implant with moving the chin bone, including the different risks, recovery needs and limits of each option.
Chin implants · Sliding genioplasty · Chin reshaping · Facial contouring · Profile balancing
Profile essentials
Also listed as: Face Plus
- Location
- Seoul · Gangnam
- Clinical focus
- Chin implants · Sliding genioplasty · Chin reshaping
- Visit address
- 4th floor, 480 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Implant and bone-based options
Face Plus discusses both a silicone implant placed over the existing chin and repositioning of the patient's chin bone. These approaches deserve separate conversations. An implant changes contour by adding material, while a sliding genioplasty changes the position of a bone segment. The clinic's treatment material connects both to whole-profile assessment rather than considering chin size alone.
The useful starting point is a precise description of the desired change. Forward projection, vertical length, width and symmetry should be considered independently. Ask which of these the proposed procedure can realistically change, and which would remain unchanged. If you are considering rhinoplasty as well, request separate explanations of the contribution of each operation before deciding on a combined plan.
Medical leadership
The international website identifies Dr. Jung Keun Park as medical director and a board-certified plastic surgeon with a Ph.D. from Seoul National University. His published clinic material discusses chin surgery, facial contouring and rhinoplasty. For a chin consultation, ask him to explain the reason for the recommended implant dimensions or bone movement in terms you can follow on your own photographs and scans. Professional background is one part of choosing a surgeon; the quality and specificity of the individual plan is another.
Safety and recovery conversations
Face Plus publishes guidance on swelling after chin surgery and on the order of chin surgery and rhinoplasty. That content offers useful topics to discuss during consent: the expected sequence of swelling, temporary changes in sensation, incision care and the point at which a result should be judged. Ask the clinic for its instructions for your exact operation rather than applying a generic recovery schedule to a combined or revision procedure.
If an implant is proposed, discuss material, fixation, incision location, infection management and what would happen if removal were needed later. For bone surgery, ask about the osteotomy, fixation hardware and assessment of healing. Existing filler, prior implants and previous facial surgery should all be disclosed because they can affect evaluation and planning.
International consultation preparation
The clinic describes support for international patients. Confirm the language available for the surgeon consultation and consent discussion, the costs of any coordination services, and the follow-up visits that must occur in Korea. Send an unfiltered front view, both side views, an oblique view and a concise medical history when the clinic requests them; these prepare the conversation but do not replace an examination.
Before booking, obtain an itemized quote and the written plan for after-hours questions, urgent assessment and care after returning home. If chin surgery is combined with another operation, the trip length should reflect the more demanding recovery. Keep copies of your operative report and implant or fixation details so that a future clinician can understand exactly what was done.
Finding the right team and appointment location
The clinic lists facial contouring alongside rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery and facial rejuvenation. When nose and chin changes are discussed together, request a separate proposal for each so you can understand the contribution of each operation.