SoonPlus in Seoul publishes chin implant and genioplasty information associated with founder Dr. Soon Dong Kim. His current team biography emphasizes rejuvenation and lifting. Patients considering chin surgery should confirm the operating surgeon and method, and distinguish a concern about bone projection from skin laxity before choosing an isolated or combined treatment.
Chin augmentation · Chin implants · Genioplasty · Profile balancing · Facial aesthetic assessment
Profile essentials
Also listed as: Soon Plus Plastic Surgery
- Location
- Seoul · Seocho
- Clinical focus
- Chin augmentation · Chin implants · Genioplasty
- Visit address
- 12th–13th floors, Mulberry Hills Medical Tower, 589 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Chin treatment in a broader facial practice
SoonPlus's chin articles describe both adding an implant and moving the patient's own bone. They also discuss temporary volume treatments, making it useful to separate an interest in modest contour change from a desire for a structural operation. The clinic's broader practice includes facial rejuvenation, rhinoplasty and other aesthetic services.
For an augmentation consultation, begin with the exact feature you want changed: the chin's forward position, height, width or relationship to the neck. Ask which option addresses that feature most directly. If soft-tissue aging is part of the concern, have the surgeon distinguish skin laxity from skeletal projection. These problems can appear together in photographs but are not corrected in the same way.
Medical team and location
SoonPlus identifies Dr. Soon Dong Kim as its founder and lead surgeon. Its current team page describes his plastic-surgery certification and focus on rejuvenation and lifting, while the clinic's chin articles associate him with its augmentation approach. The clinic lists its address at 589 Gangnam-daero, on the 12th and 13th floors of Mulberry Hills Medical Tower in Seocho-gu, near Sinsa Station. Confirm the surgeon assigned to the specific chin procedure when requesting an appointment.
Choosing between volume and bone movement
A consultation should explain why the recommended technique fits your anatomy. If an implant is suggested, ask how its shape relates to your existing bone width and how its edges will sit under the soft tissue. If genioplasty is suggested, discuss how much movement is being considered and whether the change is horizontal, vertical or both. Ask the surgeon to explain what the operation would leave unchanged.
Prior filler can complicate the visual assessment of the underlying chin. Provide the type, amount and dates of previous injections, and ask how the clinic will establish a reliable baseline before surgery. For any combined rejuvenation plan, request separate explanations and prices for chin work and lifting so that you can decide whether both address your priorities.
Preparing for care in Korea
The international website lists support in several languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese. Confirm availability for your appointment and for written postoperative instructions. Ask which elements of the initial review can be done remotely, what additional examination or imaging is needed on arrival, and how the proposed itinerary changes if the surgeon recommends a different operation after seeing you.
Recovery planning should be specific to the selected procedure. Ask about the first wound check, any suture review, dietary limitations, activity restrictions and the method used to assess healing before travel home. Request the after-hours contact route and the process for remote follow-up. Keep a copy of the surgery and implant records, and discuss how any concern requiring examination would be handled when you are no longer in Seoul.
Finding the right team and appointment location
The clinic places its entrance near Sinsa Station Exit 4. Its team includes separate plastic-surgery and dermatology roles. Confirm the consultation floor, operating surgeon and interpretation arrangements when the appointment is booked.