For patients travelling to Seoul for eye rejuvenation, good planning matters as much as the surgery itself. This guide walks through how a lower blepharoplasty journey at NewDay Plastic Surgery typically unfolds for international visitors.
Before you travel
Most patients begin with a remote enquiry: sharing photos, describing concerns such as under-eye bags or hollowing, and outlining medical history. This allows the clinic to give a preliminary view on suitability and to reserve an in-person consultation date that fits the travel schedule.
Consultation and surgery day
The in-person consultation confirms the plan: the surgeon examines fat protrusion, skin laxity and tear troughs, then finalises technique and incision placement. Lower blepharoplasty is usually completed within a few hours including preparation and recovery-room observation, and most patients return to their accommodation the same day.
The days after surgery
Swelling and bruising peak early and subside over one to two weeks. Stitch removal, when needed, and a check-up are scheduled within the first week — worth factoring into the length of stay. Many patients plan seven to ten days in Seoul, though the clinic advises individually.
Clinic in Korea coordinates enquiries, scheduling and stay planning for NewDay Plastic Surgery patients coming from abroad.