Verygood Plastic Surgery lists chin augmentation and reduction within its facial contouring service in Gangnam. Its published team includes Dr. Im Young-min, Dr. Park Sang-wook and Dr. Yang Jong-pil. The clinic describes 3D-CT planning; patients should establish which surgeon will operate and whether an isolated chin procedure meets their goals.
Chin augmentation · Chin reduction · V-line surgery · Total facial contouring · Jaw reduction
Profile essentials
Also listed as: VG Plastic Surgery · Very Good Plastic Surgery
- Location
- Seoul · Gangnam
- Clinical focus
- Chin augmentation · Chin reduction · V-line surgery
- Visit address
- 635 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Where chin augmentation fits
Verygood lists chin augmentation and reduction as procedures within its face-contouring department. Its description distinguishes an underprojected chin from a chin that is overly long or prominent, and places the decision in the context of overall facial proportions. The practice also lists V-line surgery and comprehensive facial contouring, so a patient can discuss isolated chin treatment as well as combined lower-face plans.
A broader menu should lead to a clearer diagnosis, not an automatic recommendation for more surgery. If your main concern is side-profile projection, ask whether a chin-only operation would meet it. If the front view is also important, discuss chin width and jaw shape separately. Request an explanation of any additional cheekbone, jaw or soft-tissue procedure in relation to your own priorities.
Team and planning systems
The current facial contouring page names Dr. Im Young-min, Dr. Park Sang-wook and Dr. Yang Jong-pil. The clinic describes preoperative 3D-CT imaging, dedicated anesthesiology support and postoperative monitoring. Its homepage lists the location as 635 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Ask which surgeon will perform the chin procedure, which clinician covers after-hours review, and what monitoring is included in the quoted treatment.
Making a combined plan understandable
When several facial areas are being discussed, have the surgeon explain each step separately: what bone moves or is removed, what is added, how the tissues are supported and which parts of the result are hardest to predict. A narrow chin is not necessarily a more projected chin. A proposed V-line design should therefore be assessed from the side as well as the front.
Bring records of prior facial surgery and filler. If you are revising an existing result, ask the team to identify the source of the problem before proposing a new procedure. Persistent numbness, a bite change, visible asymmetry and dissatisfaction with shape are different issues and should not be treated as interchangeable reasons for another contouring operation.
International care and follow-up
Verygood advertises interpretation support and remote follow-up for international patients. Confirm the language and availability for your particular consultation date, including interpretation during consent and postoperative instructions. Ask whether the first assessment can be organized remotely and what still has to be decided after physical examination and imaging in Seoul.
An international itinerary should include enough flexibility for the surgeon's wound checks and any required imaging. Obtain written instructions on food texture, oral care, sleep position, activity and return travel for the actual procedure performed. Before leaving Korea, make sure you know how the team will review new symptoms, who can examine you locally if needed, and whether extra reviews or revision-related treatment carry additional fees.
Finding the right team and appointment location
The facial contouring department lists chin augmentation and reduction as well as combined jaw procedures. The named surgeon, rather than the department name alone, should appear on your consultation and surgery documents.