Face Plus identifies Dr. Jung Keun Park as its lead surgeon and describes his training at Seoul National University. The clinic’s patient information connects him with chin implants and sliding genioplasty. A useful consultation compares the two approaches for the patient’s intended projection, height and symmetry rather than choosing a method from photographs alone.
Profile essentials
- Current role
- Lead surgeon, Face Plus
- Education
- Bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D., Seoul National University
- Clinical focus
- Facial contouring and profile assessment
Education and clinical interests
Face Plus states that Dr. Park holds a Ph.D. from Seoul National University. Its materials describe his work in facial contouring and rhinoplasty, with a recurring emphasis on the relationship between the nose, lips and chin. The clinic’s chin surgery pages discuss both implant-based enhancement and movement of the chin bone, making the choice of method a central part of the consultation rather than a predetermined step.
What to explore in a chin consultation
Ask Dr. Park to explain whether your goal requires additional projection, a change in height, a different width or correction of asymmetry. If the recommendation is an implant, discuss how its dimensions and fixation match your anatomy. If the recommendation is bone movement, ask how the proposed cut and movement would affect the chin outline and nearby structures. An understandable explanation of why one approach fits better is more useful than a generic promise of facial harmony.
Rhinoplasty and chin decisions
Patients considering both nose and chin surgery should request an assessment of each procedure separately. Ask how much the visual concern would change with chin treatment alone, and what an additional rhinoplasty would contribute. Discuss whether staging the operations has advantages in your case. Combining procedures can change the recovery burden and should be justified by your own goals, not by the convenience of a package.
Preparation and aftercare
Provide a complete history of facial fillers, previous implants, dental treatment and surgery. Ask which information can be assessed remotely and which decisions require examination or imaging in Seoul. Confirm that the operative plan names the surgeon and specifies anesthesia and follow-up arrangements.
Face Plus publishes advice on swelling and postoperative review. Turn that information into a plan for your exact procedure: when you should attend checks, how concerns will be reviewed after hours, when the result can be assessed meaningfully and how to arrange care if you have returned home.
Arrange a consultation with the named specialist
When contacting Face Plus Plastic Surgery, request Dr. Jung Keun Park by name and specify whether you want an initial assessment or a second opinion. Ask whether the first discussion will be with the surgeon or a coordinator, and whether the same clinician will explain the final plan after examining you. Bring a short list of changes you would like and features you want to preserve.