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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of content is posted on the Trending page?

We post factual information about topics and procedures that are currently of high interest. Only articles published by the clinic are shown; articles in preparation do not appear in the list.

What is the difference between the blog and Trending Now?

The blog is a collection of informational articles organized by topic, while Trending Now is a page that gathers topics drawing many inquiries at the moment onto a single page. For detailed procedure explanations, it is quicker to check the procedure guide pages.

I don't see any posts yet. Why is that?

If no featured articles have been published yet, the list is empty. As articles are published, the newest will appear at the top.

Is the content posted here advertising?

This is a fact-based guide to the definition of each procedure and the points to check. It does not include expressions that assert results or comparisons with other clinics.

What should I do if I want a consultation while reading a Trending article?

You can connect by phone at +82-2-591-0100, through WhatsApp, or with the consultation button on the screen, whichever is most convenient. Our hours are Monday to Friday 10:00–19:00 and Saturday 10:00–17:00; we are closed on Sundays and public holidays.

How do I know whether I can have a procedure I saw here?

After you visit, we check the bone and cartilage structure with 3D CT and the director makes the judgment personally. The explanations on screen are general information and do not replace an individual diagnosis.

Do Trending articles list costs?

The cost varies depending on your condition and the scope of treatment, so it is not listed on this page. Our consultation manager will explain it during an in-person consultation.

Who reviews the content on this page?

Content is reviewed by Dr. Daehee Han, our representative director. Content related to skin and petit procedures is also checked by Dr. Jang Jaehoon, who handles those treatments.

Where can I find a more detailed explanation of the procedure?

The procedure guide pages organize the definition, process, and precautions item by item. You can read the overview in a featured post and then check the details there.

Is news also posted on the clinic's official channels?

Content is also posted on the clinic's official channels, such as Instagram, YouTube, and Naver Blog. Each channel uses a different format, so the depth of content differs even on the same topic.

How is the order of the posts here determined?

Articles are sorted with the most recently published at the top. The list shows each title with a short description so you can easily choose the article you want.

Can I also check hours and closure notices here?

Our hours are Monday to Friday 10:00–19:00 and Saturday 10:00–17:00; we are closed on Sundays and public holidays. For any temporary changes, it is more accurate to check by phone or through WhatsApp.

Where is the clinic, and what about parking?

We are on the 6th floor of the OPUS 407 Building, 407 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, a 1-minute walk from Exit 10 of Gangnam Station. Building parking is provided for 30 minutes and is free on the day of surgery; for SUVs, only compact models under 2000cc can be accommodated.

Can I request a topic I'm curious about?

Tell us through WhatsApp or by phone and we will take it into account. However, answers about your individual condition should be given in a consultation, not on this page.

Can I decide on surgery based only on what I've read here?

We recommend an in-person consultation before making a decision. Results and recovery vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, swelling, or asymmetry may occur, so the decision should be made after your condition has been checked.

Who performs the surgery?

Dr. Daehee Han, our representative director, personally handles consultation, surgery, and follow-up. Progress is checked at 1 day, 5 days, 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months.

Can I see reviews mentioned in Trending articles?

Surgery reviews are collected on a separate board. Because they are treatment experiences written by patients themselves, the full text can be viewed after logging in as a member.