Winner Plastic Surgery in Busan, South Korea

Personalized Plastic Surgery in Busan

Successful cosmetic surgery requires more than selecting a popular procedure. Facial structure, skin thickness, skeletal proportions, existing scars and previous operations can all influence the surgical plan.

Winner Plastic Surgery provides individualized consultation for patients seeking facial, breast or body procedures. The assessment may consider:

• Facial and body proportions
• Skin and soft-tissue thickness
• Bone structure
• Degree of asymmetry
• Functional concerns
• Previous surgery or injectable treatment
• Existing scars
• Desired degree of change
• Recovery time
• General health and medication

The final surgical plan is confirmed after an in-person examination.

Dr. Kim Jin Yong, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Winner Plastic Surgery is led by Dr. Kim Jin Yong, a board-certified plastic surgeon.

His professional background includes:

• Fellowship training in plastic surgery at Seoul National University Hospital
• Fellowship experience at Seoul Metropolitan Government–Seoul National University Boramae Medical Center
• Former plastic surgeon at Wonjin Plastic Surgery in Gangnam
• ECFMG certification listed in his professional profile
• Current medical director of Winner Plastic Surgery

Dr. Kim’s principal treatment areas include eye surgery, rhinoplasty, facial anti-aging, breast surgery and facial contouring.

One-on-One Surgical Consultation

During consultation, Dr. Kim evaluates the patient’s anatomy and explains which changes may be realistically achieved.

Patients should be informed about:

• Recommended surgical technique
• Incision location
• Anesthesia
• Expected recovery
• Temporary swelling and bruising
• Scarring
• Functional considerations
• Possible complications
• Limitations of the procedure
• Whether revision surgery may be more complex

A responsible consultation should also explain when surgery is unnecessary or when a less invasive treatment may be sufficient.

Protruding-Eye Correction

Protruding eyes can be related to the position of the eyeball, surrounding bone, orbital fat, eyelid structure or an underlying medical condition.

Winner Plastic Surgery lists protruding-eye correction among its specialized facial procedures. The assessment should determine whether the concern is primarily aesthetic or could be associated with thyroid eye disease, orbital disease or another medical condition.

Surgery may be considered only after evaluating:

• Degree and cause of eye prominence
• Eyelid closure
• Eye dryness
• Vision and eye movement
• Orbital bone structure
• Facial proportions
• Previous orbital or eyelid surgery

Patients with suspected thyroid or orbital disease may require ophthalmological evaluation before cosmetic treatment.

Double-Eyelid Surgery

Double-eyelid surgery creates or refines an upper-eyelid crease. The technique is selected according to eyelid thickness, fat volume, skin laxity and existing crease anatomy.

Options may include:

• Non-incisional double-eyelid surgery
• Partial-incision surgery
• Full-incision surgery
• Correction of multiple or uneven folds
• Combined ptosis evaluation
• Revision double-eyelid surgery

The objective is to create a crease that remains balanced with the patient’s eyes and facial proportions.

Eye Surgery Revision

Revision eye surgery may be requested for:

• Asymmetric creases
• An excessively high or low fold
• Multiple folds
• A crease that has loosened
• Visible scarring
• Persistent swelling
• Hollow upper eyelids
• Overcorrected or undercorrected canthoplasty
• Functional discomfort

Revision surgery is generally more complex because previous operations can create scar tissue and alter normal anatomy. The surgeon must review the original technique and current tissue condition before planning correction.

Medial Epicanthoplasty

Medial epicanthoplasty reshapes the inner corner of the eye by modifying the epicanthal fold.

Winner Plastic Surgery offers its customized 4D medial epicanthoplasty approach. The surgical plan should consider the distance between the eyes, inner-corner shape and risk of visible scarring.

Overcorrection can create an unnatural or overly exposed inner corner, so the degree of change should remain proportional.

Lateral and Lower Canthoplasty

Lateral or lower canthoplasty may be considered for patients seeking a wider, softer or less upturned eye shape.

Results depend on the patient’s orbital anatomy and supporting tissue. Risks can include scarring, recurrence, asymmetry, lower-eyelid retraction or an unnatural outer corner.

The surgeon determines whether canthoplasty can create meaningful improvement or whether another procedure would be more suitable.

Upper and Lower Eyelid Rejuvenation

Age-related eyelid surgery may address loose skin, under-eye bags, hollowness or changes in eyelid function.

Possible procedures include:

• Upper blepharoplasty
• Lower blepharoplasty
• Under-eye fat repositioning
• Removal or adjustment of protruding fat
• Correction of selected eyelid laxity
• Combined brow or forehead lifting

The treatment should distinguish between excess fat, volume loss, skin laxity and skeletal shadowing.

Rhinoplasty in Busan

Rhinoplasty can modify the bridge, tip, nostrils and overall proportions of the nose. It may also address selected breathing or structural concerns.

The surgical plan can consider:

• Bridge height and width
• Nasal tip projection
• Tip definition
• Columella position
• Nostril shape
• Alar width
• Nasal length
• Facial profile
• Septal condition
• Previous implants or cartilage grafts

The surgeon selects implant and cartilage materials according to the patient’s anatomy and surgical history.

Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty corrects concerns after previous nasal surgery. It may be considered for asymmetry, implant problems, tip deformity, breathing difficulty, scar contraction or dissatisfaction with proportions.

Revision planning may require:

• Review of previous surgery
• Assessment of remaining septal cartilage
• Examination of ear or rib cartilage options
• Removal or replacement of an implant
• Treatment of scar tissue
• Functional airway assessment

Patients should bring previous operation records when available.

Rhinoplasty by Nose Type

Winner Plastic Surgery provides customized rhinoplasty for different anatomical patterns, which may include:

• Low nasal bridge
• Bulbous nasal tip
• Short nose
• Long nose
• Wide nose
• Hump nose
• Crooked nose
• Upturned nostrils
• Drooping nasal tip
• Male rhinoplasty

Multiple features may need to be addressed together to maintain balance.

Cat Surgery and Alar Base Correction

“Cat surgery” is a Korean aesthetic term often used for procedures that modify the alar base or paranasal area. It may be considered when the base of the nose appears recessed or when the midface lacks structural support.

The exact surgical meaning can differ between clinics. Patients should ask which anatomical structure will be changed, what material will be used and how the procedure may affect the smile or nasal base.

Non-Surgical Nose Filler

Nose filler may temporarily improve selected bridge or profile concerns without surgery.

It cannot significantly narrow the nose, reduce a large tip or correct major structural and breathing problems. Because the nose contains important blood vessels, injection must be performed carefully by a qualified medical provider.

Forehead Reduction Surgery

Forehead reduction, also called hairline lowering surgery, shortens the visible height of the forehead by advancing the hair-bearing scalp.

It may be considered for patients with:

• A naturally high hairline
• A long-looking forehead
• Stable hair density
• Adequate scalp mobility
• Balanced facial proportions

The incision is generally placed along the hairline. Scar visibility depends on healing, skin tension, hair density and individual scar tendency.

Who Is Suitable for Forehead Reduction?

Suitable candidates usually have adequate scalp flexibility and stable hair coverage near the proposed incision.

The surgeon should also evaluate:

• Family history of hair loss
• Existing thinning
• Scalp elasticity
• Forehead height
• Brow position
• Previous hair transplantation
• Tendency toward raised scars
• Future need for a forehead lift

Patients with progressive hair loss may require a different strategy.

Endoscopic Forehead Lift

An endoscopic forehead lift elevates selected forehead and brow tissues through relatively small scalp incisions.

It may help address:

• Drooping outer brows
• A tired or heavy upper-eye appearance
• Forehead tissue descent
• Selected forehead lines
• Upper-face aging

The operation does not replace eyelid surgery in every patient. Some individuals benefit from a forehead lift, upper blepharoplasty or a carefully selected combination.

Forehead Reduction vs Forehead Lift

Forehead reduction primarily lowers the hairline, while a forehead lift primarily elevates the brow and upper facial tissue.

Combining the procedures may be considered when a patient has both a high hairline and brow descent. However, incision placement, tissue tension and future scarring must be carefully evaluated.

Forehead Contouring

Forehead contouring can address flatness, asymmetry or an uneven forehead profile.

Treatment methods may include fat grafting, implants, filler or surgical contouring. The most appropriate option depends on whether the concern involves soft-tissue volume or the underlying bone.

Bone Cement Forehead Contouring

Winner Plastic Surgery has published medical information concerning the use of bone cement in forehead contouring.

Bone cement may be used for selected craniofacial contour concerns, but safety depends on:

• Appropriate patient selection
• Material characteristics
• Sterile surgical technique
• Implant thickness and position
• Avoiding excessive pressure on surrounding tissue
• Surgeon familiarity with cranial anatomy

Patients should receive a clear explanation of whether the material is permanent and how complications would be managed.

Cranial and Head Shape Contouring

Cranial contouring may be considered for selected patients concerned about localized flatness or asymmetry of the forehead or skull.

This is a specialized procedure involving the tissues overlying the skull. A detailed examination and, when necessary, imaging are important before surgery.

The surgeon should explain implant or graft materials, incision placement, infection risk and limitations.

Philtrum Reduction

Philtrum reduction, commonly called an upper-lip lift, shortens the distance between the nose and upper lip.

It may increase the visible pink portion of the upper lip and improve selected facial proportions. The incision is usually placed beneath the nose.

Patients should understand the possibility of visible scarring, nostril-shape changes and temporary tightness around the upper lip.

Facial Contouring Surgery

Winner Plastic Surgery provides facial contouring for patients concerned about wide cheekbones, a square jaw, chin shape or overall facial width.

Available procedures include:

• Cheekbone reduction
• Long-curve mandibular angle reduction
• V-line chin surgery
• Forehead contouring
• Non-osteotomy facial contouring
• Selected facial-volume procedures

Bone surgery requires careful assessment of facial width, asymmetry, soft-tissue thickness and nerve anatomy.

Cheekbone Reduction

Cheekbone reduction changes the position or projection of the zygomatic bone to reduce facial width.

The surgeon evaluates frontal prominence, side projection and the relationship between the cheekbone and surrounding soft tissue. Potential considerations include cheek sagging, asymmetry, sensory changes and bone healing.

Long-Curve Square Jaw Surgery

Long-curve mandibular angle reduction reshapes the lower jawline from the angle toward the chin.

The goal is to create a smoother lower-face contour rather than removing only the most prominent corner. The surgical plan must protect the inferior alveolar nerve and preserve balanced jaw strength.

V-Line Chin Surgery

V-line surgery changes the width or projection of the lower face and chin. It may combine mandibular contouring with chin reduction, advancement or reshaping.

The operation is customized according to:

• Chin width
• Chin length
• Projection
• Facial asymmetry
• Jaw angle
• Dental occlusion
• Nerve location

Non-Osteotomy Facial Contouring

Patients with facial fullness caused primarily by muscle, fat or soft tissue may not require bone surgery.

Non-osteotomy options may include:

• Facial liposuction
• Contouring injections
• Jaw Botox
• Lifting treatments
• Fat reduction procedures
• Filler or fat grafting for proportion

The correct approach depends on whether facial width is caused by bone, muscle, fat or sagging tissue.

Anti-Aging and Facial Lifting

Winner Plastic Surgery provides surgical and non-surgical treatment for facial aging.

Treatment areas include:

• Drooping brows
• Forehead wrinkles
• Upper-eyelid aging
• Under-eye bags
• Facial volume loss
• Sagging cheeks
• An undefined jawline
• Skin laxity

Options may include endoscopic forehead lifting, eyelid surgery, facial lifting, fat grafting and ultrasound-based treatments.

Facial Fat Grafting

Fat grafting transfers purified fat from another body area to selected parts of the face.

It may be used for:

• Hollow temples
• Flat forehead
• Sunken cheeks
• Under-eye hollowing
• Facial asymmetry
• General volume loss

Some transferred fat is naturally absorbed. Final volume and symmetry are evaluated after swelling resolves and the graft stabilizes.

Ultrasound Lifting

Ultrasound-based lifting delivers focused energy into selected tissue layers without surgical incisions.

It may be considered for mild skin laxity, jawline definition and maintenance care. It cannot reproduce the degree of correction possible with surgical lifting for advanced sagging.

Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation increases breast volume using implants or another medically appropriate method.

Planning considers:

• Chest width
• Existing breast tissue
• Skin elasticity
• Nipple position
• Breast asymmetry
• Implant dimensions
• Desired profile
• Future pregnancy plans

Patients should understand that implants are not lifetime devices and may require future monitoring or revision.

Breast Reduction

Breast reduction removes selected breast tissue and skin to reduce breast size and weight.

It may be considered for physical symptoms such as neck, shoulder or back discomfort, difficulty exercising or skin irritation. Scarring and possible changes in nipple sensation or breastfeeding should be discussed.

Breast Lift

A breast lift, or mastopexy, reshapes and elevates sagging breast tissue. It may be performed alone or combined with augmentation or reduction.

Incision pattern depends on the degree of sagging, breast volume and skin elasticity.

Gynecomastia Surgery

Gynecomastia is enlargement of the male chest caused by glandular tissue, fat or both.

Treatment may involve:

• Gland removal
• Liposuction
• Combined gland and fat removal
• Skin correction for severe cases

The surgeon should evaluate medication, hormonal factors and health conditions that may contribute to gynecomastia.

Nipple and Areola Surgery

Nipple or areola surgery may address enlargement, projection, inversion or asymmetry.

Procedure selection depends on anatomy, future breastfeeding plans and the desired degree of change.

Liposuction and Body Contouring

Winner Plastic Surgery provides liposuction for selected areas of localized subcutaneous fat.

Treatment areas may include:

• Abdomen
• Waist
• Flanks
• Arms
• Thighs
• Back
• Under the chin

Liposuction is a contouring procedure rather than a treatment for obesity or internal visceral fat.

Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty removes selected loose abdominal skin and can repair or tighten weakened abdominal tissue when medically appropriate.

It may be considered after pregnancy or substantial weight loss. Patients should understand the incision length, recovery requirements and risks related to wound healing and blood clots.

Male Plastic Surgery

Male cosmetic procedures are planned according to male facial anatomy, skin thickness and preferred degree of change.

Services include:

• Male eyelid surgery
• Male rhinoplasty
• Gynecomastia surgery
• Facial contouring
• Anti-aging treatment
• Body contouring

The objective is typically to improve proportions while preserving an appropriately masculine appearance.

Botox, Fillers and Contouring Injections

Non-surgical aesthetic treatments may include:

• Wrinkle Botox
• Jaw Botox
• Dermal fillers
• Facial contouring injections
• Non-surgical lifting
• Selected facial-volume correction

Results are temporary, and the appropriate product and dosage depend on anatomy and treatment goals.

Why Choose Winner Plastic Surgery in Busan?

• Care led by a board-certified plastic surgeon
• Seoul National University Hospital fellowship experience
• Former Gangnam plastic surgery experience
• Specialized forehead and upper-face procedures
• Protruding-eye correction consultation
• Eye and rhinoplasty revision
• Facial contour, breast and body surgery
• Surgical and non-surgical anti-aging options
• One-on-one anatomical assessment
• Convenient Seomyeon Station location
• Saturday appointments available

Consultation and Surgery Process

1. Surgeon Consultation

Dr. Kim evaluates anatomy, previous procedures, concerns and desired outcomes.

2. Personalized Surgical Planning

The clinic explains the recommended technique, incision, anesthesia and limitations.

3. Preoperative Testing

Appropriate health screening is completed before surgery.

4. Surgery

The procedure is performed according to the confirmed surgical plan.

5. Recovery and Follow-Up

Patients receive medication, wound-care instructions and scheduled postoperative checks.

Information for International Patients

International patients should contact Winner Plastic Surgery before traveling to Busan.

When requesting consultation, provide:

• Full name and nationality
• Date of birth
• Desired procedure
• Previous surgery history
• Clear photographs when requested
• Medical conditions and medication
• Preferred consultation date
• Planned length of stay in Korea

English consultation or interpreter availability is not clearly confirmed on the website and should be checked directly before booking.

Patients traveling for surgery should also ask about required preoperative testing, anesthesia, postoperative visits and the recommended stay in Busan.

Clinic Location

Clinic: Winner Plastic Surgery / 위너성형외과의원
Medical Director: Dr. Kim Jin Yong
Address: 10F, A+ Medical Center, 784 Gaya-daero, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea
Telephone: +82-51-711-2825

The clinic is approximately one minute from Seomyeon Station.

Opening Hours

• Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
• Saturday: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
• Sunday and public holidays: Closed

Consultation and surgery schedules may differ. Patients should confirm current hours before visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Winner Plastic Surgery?

Winner Plastic Surgery is a board-certified plastic surgery clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, providing facial, breast, body and anti-aging procedures.

Who is the medical director?

The clinic is led by Dr. Kim Jin Yong, a board-certified plastic surgeon with fellowship experience at Seoul National University Hospital.

What are the clinic’s specialized procedures?

Specialized procedures include protruding-eye correction, forehead reduction, endoscopic forehead lifting, cranial contouring, eye surgery, rhinoplasty and facial contouring.

Does Winner Plastic Surgery perform eye surgery?

Yes. Available procedures include double-eyelid surgery, canthoplasty, eyelid rejuvenation and eye surgery revision.

Is revision rhinoplasty available?

Yes. The clinic evaluates implant problems, nasal-tip concerns, asymmetry, scar tissue and functional problems following previous rhinoplasty.

What is forehead reduction surgery?

Forehead reduction advances the hair-bearing scalp to lower the hairline and shorten the visible forehead.

What is the difference between forehead reduction and a forehead lift?

Forehead reduction lowers the hairline. A forehead lift elevates the brow and upper-face tissue. Some patients may be candidates for a combined approach.

Does the clinic offer protruding-eye correction?

Yes. The clinic provides consultation for protruding-eye correction. Medical causes such as thyroid eye disease should be evaluated before cosmetic surgery.

Is cranial contouring available?

Yes. The clinic evaluates selected forehead and skull contour concerns and may use an implant, graft or another suitable method.

Does Winner Plastic Surgery perform facial bone surgery?

Yes. Procedures include cheekbone reduction, long-curve square-jaw surgery and V-line chin surgery.

Is breast surgery available?

Yes. The clinic provides breast augmentation, reduction, lifting, gynecomastia surgery and nipple or areola procedures.

Does the clinic offer liposuction?

Yes. Liposuction and abdominal contouring are available for suitable patients.

Are non-surgical procedures available?

Yes. Available options include Botox, fillers, contouring injections, ultrasound lifting and other minimally invasive treatments.

How long should an international patient stay in Busan?

The recommended stay depends on the procedure. Minor treatments may require only a short visit, while surgery requires postoperative checks and possible stitch removal.

Can international patients make an appointment?

Yes. International patients can contact the clinic directly. English-language or interpreter support should be confirmed in advance.