Korean Rhinoplasty in Gangnam Seoul

Procedure Types

Rhinoplasty

Reshapes the bridge, tip, and nostrils for a beautiful nose

Revision Rhinoplasty

Corrects issues from previous nose surgery

Why Choose SOONPLUS for Rhinoplasty

Sinsa

Near Sinsa Station

Visit the clinic at 589 Gangnam-daero, near Sinsa Station Exit 4 in Seoul.

12–13F

Clinic Location

Consultations are provided on floors 12 and 13 of Mulberry Hills Medical Tower.

1:1

Personalized Consultation

Every patient receives a customized treatment plan based on individual facial structure and proportions analysis.

Multilingual Website Guidance

Website guidance is available in English, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and German.

English Patient Guide

Rhinoplasty Consultation and Patient Education

Rhinoplasty planning at SOONPLUS begins with an individual clinical assessment of nasal anatomy, medical history, prior procedures and personal goals. This information is educational only; suitability, the proposed approach and aftercare can be confirmed only after direct professional consultation.

Individualized assessment before rhinoplasty

A consultation considers the relationship of the bridge, tip and nostrils to the rest of the face, as well as skin characteristics, nasal support, breathing concerns and healing-related factors.

Please share relevant medical conditions, medicines, allergies, nicotine use, previous injury and any prior nasal procedure. An in-person assessment is needed to confirm whether surgery is appropriate.

Discuss facial proportions, nasal structure and skin characteristics.
Explain previous surgery, injury or breathing-related concerns.
Ask what may be realistically addressed for your anatomy.

Possible rhinoplasty and revision approaches

Depending on the assessment, discussion may include the nasal bridge, tip, nostrils, structural support, primary rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty. The proposed technique should be selected for the individual case rather than from photographs alone.

Revision planning may involve scar tissue, altered anatomy and additional limitations after a previous procedure, so particularly careful evaluation is required.

Primary rhinoplasty for a first nasal operation.
Revision rhinoplasty after a previous procedure.
Bridge, tip, nostril or support considerations when clinically appropriate.

Limitations, risks and aftercare

No rhinoplasty result can be guaranteed. Possible risks can include bleeding, infection, scarring, asymmetry, changes in sensation, breathing-related concerns, anaesthesia-related complications or the need for further treatment.

Swelling, bruising and discomfort can occur during early healing. Follow written instructions, attend recommended reviews and contact the clinic promptly about unexpected or worsening symptoms.

Use medicines and wound-care instructions only as directed.
Keep scheduled follow-up appointments.
For a medical emergency in Korea, call 119 or attend an emergency department.

Planning a visit from outside Korea

An online inquiry can help organize goals, health information, photographs and preferred dates, but it cannot replace an examination, final planning or informed consent.

Allow flexibility for consultation, any required pre-operative review and clinician-recommended follow-up. Discuss onward travel or flying with the treating team before scheduling treatment.

Confirm appointments, language support and required records before travel.
Ask about pre-operative requirements and follow-up timing.
Avoid non-refundable arrangements until the clinic confirms the visit plan.

Frequently Asked Questions in English

How is a rhinoplasty plan selected?

A qualified clinician evaluates nasal anatomy, skin and support characteristics, facial balance, medical history, previous procedures and your goals. The final plan requires direct clinical assessment.

What may be discussed at a rhinoplasty consultation?

The discussion may include the bridge, tip, nostrils, overall nasal balance, primary rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty. Not every approach is appropriate for every patient.

Is revision rhinoplasty planned like a first procedure?

Not always. Previous surgery can change tissue quality, scar formation and structural support, so revision suitability and limitations require careful individual evaluation.

How long does rhinoplasty recovery take?

There is no single recovery timetable. Bruising, swelling and discomfort may be more apparent early on, while the nose can continue to settle over time. Follow the individualized guidance from your treating clinician.

How should international patients prepare?

Confirm language support, pre-operative requirements, expected follow-up and travel timing before booking non-refundable arrangements. Final suitability and consent require direct assessment.

Medical content governance

Medical Information & Safety

Treatment suitability, diagnosis and the final care plan are confirmed by the responsible clinician after an individual examination and informed-consent discussion. This page provides general education and does not replace medical advice.

Reviewed by

Dr. Kim Soon-dong

Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon · M.D., Ph.D. · Chief Director

Medical content reviewed: 23 September 2026

View published doctor profile

Page content updated: 23 September 2026 · Reviewed: 23 September 2026

Safety and aftercare pathway

Ask about risks before treatment

Every surgical and non-surgical procedure has its own indications, contraindications, alternatives and possible complications. Ask who will perform your treatment, what recovery may involve, how follow-up is arranged and which symptoms require urgent assessment.

Contact SOONPLUS Korea medical emergency: 119

Independent patient information