Front and side views
Take front, 45-degree and side photos in even lighting with the full face visible.
Consultation Guide
What to prepare before your consultation
Sharing the change you want, the impression you wish to avoid and important dates helps us discuss a suitable scope and recovery plan.
Process
How consultation works
Review your current condition, preferred direction and recovery schedule together
- 01Share your concern
Tell us the area, direction and important dates you would like to discuss.
- 02Photo consultation
Front and side photos can help us understand the concern before your visit.
- 03In-person consultation
Review facial balance and discuss only the options that appear relevant.
- 04Follow-up care
After treatment, recovery and follow-up points are explained according to the procedure.
Photo Guide
Photo consultation guide
Photos help us understand your concerns, but the final plan is discussed after an in-person assessment.
Your current concern
Briefly note areas such as the eyelid line, nasal tip, jawline, volume or sagging.
Schedule and history
Share important dates, previous procedures and current medications before consultation.
FAQ
Consultation FAQ
Can I decide based on photos alone?
Photos are useful for initial direction, but the final plan requires an in-person review of tissue condition, proportions and recovery needs.
May I bring reference photos?
Yes. Showing both the direction you prefer and the look you wish to avoid can make the consultation clearer.
When should I mention an important event?
Please mention it at the beginning. Surgical and non-surgical options can require different recovery planning.
Notice
Medical notice
Results, recovery time, swelling and bruising vary by individual. Surgery and treatment may involve side effects such as bleeding, infection or inflammation, so a medical consultation is required before deciding.
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