Finding the right clinic with Dr. Woo

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There are a lot of students coming to the clinic for a consultation now that the college entrance exam has ended.

Most of them are minors and first time for a plastic surgery, so not sure about how to choose the right clinic.

Today, Faceline Plastic Surgery Clinic's Dr. Woo will let you know how to choose the right clinic for you!  





1. Avoid extremely cheap price!
First, you may see a lot of clinics having events during the winter break, but cheap cost isn't always everything, says Dr. Woo. And you shouldn’t choose clinics based on the cost, because good aftermath means everything to you. 

2. Operation that is suitable for you. 


If you don’t consider what's suitable for you but just decide to do the same surgery and follow after your friends, it's wrong! 
Because everyone looks different and has different bone structures, so it's considered as a good clinic if they offer the personalized option for you. 

3. Make sure your surgeon is a plastic surgery specialist!

It's important to check if your surgeon is a plastic surgery specialist or not.  
Performing plastic surgery is opened to anyone that has a medical license, but finding a specialist with plenty of experiences and know-how is important key for the best result.

4. Check if an aesthetic specialist is present in clinic


Safe anesthesia is the key for a safe surgery. In order for that, check if there’s an aesthetic specialist is in, and existed system prepared for an emergency situation such as uninterruptible power supply and AED. 


Faceline and Dr. Woo is welcoming all the future patients, so if you have more question feel free to contact us!





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