Verygood lists Dr. Park Sang-wook within its Seoul facial contouring team. His biography describes plastic-surgery residency at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital and interests in rhinoplasty and facial contouring. Patients considering chin augmentation should confirm his role in their operation and discuss chin projection separately from jaw narrowing or a combined V-line plan.
Profile essentials
- Training
- Plastic surgery residency, Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital
- Previous role
- Director, DA Plastic Surgery
- Published interests
- Facial contouring and rhinoplasty
Training and affiliations
The clinic records his plastic-surgery residency at Catholic University Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital and a previous directorship at DA Plastic Surgery Clinic. His published specialties include facial contouring and rhinoplasty. Listed professional affiliations include the Korean Society of Craniofacial Plastic Surgery and a maxillofacial contouring research society. These details describe his training and field of work; your consultation should establish his specific role in the procedure you are considering.
How a chin consultation can be framed
Verygood offers chin augmentation within a broader bone-contouring service. A consultation with Dr. Park can assess whether chin projection is an isolated concern or whether chin width, jaw shape or asymmetry also influences the desired result. Ask for the smallest scope of treatment that addresses your priorities, then discuss the reasons for any additional proposed operation. The fact that several procedures are available does not mean they are all needed.
Useful questions for a bone-contouring surgeon
Ask the surgeon to show the relevant nerve pathways and the limits they place on the plan. Clarify how the operation changes the chin from the front and side, how the transition to the jawline is maintained, and how any bone segments will be fixed. If you have a bite complaint, explain it before the aesthetic design is finalized.
For someone who has already had contouring, the original scans and operative report may be especially useful. Ask how previous bone removal or hardware affects the options and whether any persistent symptoms need separate investigation before further surgery.
Organizing an overseas consultation
His international profile lists online and in-person consultation availability and Korean and English communication. Confirm the arrangements for your date, the named operating surgeon and the postoperative review schedule. Obtain a written estimate that covers the full proposed treatment. Before leaving Korea, ask which records will be supplied and how new symptoms will be evaluated if photographs are not sufficient. A practical follow-up arrangement should identify when an in-person examination is needed.
Arrange a consultation with the named specialist
When contacting Verygood Plastic Surgery, request Dr. Park Sang-wook 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.