Vands Plastic Surgery Clinic – Pre-Surgery Instructions

Identification Requirement
• Domestic patients: Please bring your ID card.
• International patients: Please bring your passport.

★ The Day Before & Day of Surgery

1. Do not eat or drink anything (including water, candy, or gum) for 8 hours before surgery.
2. Please eat well the day before surgery and get enough sleep.
3. Your surgery time will be confirmed the day before surgery. If you do not receive a call from the clinic, please contact us to confirm.
4. Please remove all nail polish (hands and feet) and do not wear jewelry such as rings or necklaces. Please wear comfortable clothing with a zipper that is easy to put on and remove.
5. It is recommended to shower and wash your face thoroughly on the day of surgery.
6. Do not wear makeup on the day of surgery. Please also remove contact lenses before visiting the clinic.
7. Please arrive at the clinic 1–1.5 hours before your surgery time.
8. Driving yourself is strictly not allowed on the day of surgery. For safety reasons, please use public transportation.
9. It is recommended to bring a hat, scarf, muffler, or sunglasses to help cover your face after surgery.
10. If you are on your menstrual period on the day of surgery, please wear a tampon before visiting the clinic.

★ Health Condition Notice

1. If you have medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or thyroid disease, please inform us in advance. If necessary, you may need a consultation with the anesthesiologist and additional tests.
2. If you have allergies or reactions to medications, please inform us of the cause and symptoms (such as itching, hives, or difficulty breathing) so that we can avoid those medications during anesthesia.
3. If you have had previous surgery involving the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, or brain, or have received cancer treatment, please inform us in advance.
4. If you have anemia, it may worsen after surgery, so evaluation and treatment may be required before surgery.
5. If you experienced fever, phlegm, cough, or cold symptoms within one week before surgery, please inform us.
6. If you take medications for high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid conditions, or hormones related to your menstrual cycle, please consult the clinic before taking them.
Aspirin, aspirin-based medications, hormone medications, herbal medicine, and vitamins must be stopped 1 week before surgery.
7. If your surgery date overlaps with your menstrual period, please inform us in advance.

★ Alcohol & Smoking Notice
1. Smoking can delay healing and increase the risk of infection. We strongly recommend stopping smoking once the surgery is scheduled.
2. Alcohol can affect liver function and anesthesia medications. Please avoid alcohol for at least 1 week before surgery.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 7 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery Through the Recovery Period
Medication
- Please take the prescribed oral medications as directed to prevent infection and support healing.
- You may resume any medications or supplements you were taking from the day after surgery.
- Apply the prescribed eye ointment to the suture area 3 times a day using a cotton swab
(continue until the day after stitch removal).

Bleeding
- Light bleeding or slight oozing is normal, as it may be residual blood draining from the surgical area.
- Gently wipe away any blood with a clean towel, then apply light pressure to the area for about 10 minutes.
- If you experience abnormal symptoms (such as bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, eye pain, etc.), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 1–2 weeks, while mild residual swelling may continue for up to 3 months.

Cold compress:
- Use on the day of surgery and the following day only.
- Apply for 15–20 minutes at a time, then take a short break.
You can repeat this several times throughout the day to help reduce swelling.

Warm compress:
- Start from day 4 after surgery to help improve circulation and healing.
- Since the area may feel numb, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid lowering your head.
- Try not to lie face down or lift heavy objects.
- When sleeping, use 2–3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated, as this helps reduce swelling.
- Avoid staying in a lying position for too long, as it may slow down swelling recovery.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently cleanse the surgical area starting 3 days after surgery.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month, as they may affect healing.

Exercise
- You may return to your normal daily activities.
However, please avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 2 weeks.

Makeup
- Light makeup is allowed starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks, as they can affect healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- Due to initial swelling, the double eyelid line may appear wider at first, but it will gradually settle to a natural width over 2–3 months.
- The incision line may look red for about 2 months, and will gradually fade over the following months.
- A tight or pulling sensation may be felt early on. This usually improves as swelling decreases, but can temporarily return during healing and then gradually get better over 1–2 months.
- Pre-existing eye conditions such as dry eyes may temporarily worsen due to swelling, but will improve over time.
- Temporary conditions such as eyelid eversion (ectropion) or conjunctival swelling may occur, but these will gradually improve as the swelling subsides.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1–2 days after surgery: Dressing and cleaning of the surgical area, removal of nasal packing (if applicable), and antibiotic injection
- 7 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery Through the Recovery Period
- Please do not remove any nasal packing or ear dressings on your own.
- Do not remove the tape on your nose unless instructed by the clinic.
- Take all prescribed oral medications as directed to prevent infection and support healing.
- For any medications or supplements you were taking before surgery, please consult your doctor before resuming.
- Light bleeding or slight oozing is normal, as it may be residual blood draining from the surgical area.
- Gently wipe away any blood with a clean towel. Do not blow your nose.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, fever or pain that worsens and lasts more than a day), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- It is normal to experience swelling and bruising after surgery. Major swelling and bruising usually last about 1–2 weeks, while mild swelling may continue for up to 1 month.

Cold compress:
- Use on the day of surgery and the following day only.
- Apply for 15–20 minutes at a time, then take a break.
Repeat frequently to help reduce swelling.

Warm compress:
- Start from day 4 after surgery to help with recovery.
- As the area may feel numb, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head downward.
- Do not lie face down or lift heavy objects.
- When sleeping, use 2–3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated, as this helps reduce swelling.
- Avoid lying down for long periods, as it may slow down the reduction of swelling.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently cleanse the surgical area starting 3 days after surgery.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- You may return to normal daily activities.
However, please avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 2 weeks.

Makeup
- Light makeup is allowed starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks, as they can delay healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- During recovery, you may experience slight bleeding or nasal discharge, which is normal.
- If nasal packing is in place, it may be difficult to breathe through your nose, and you may experience mild headaches.
- In some cases, swelling may spread to the under-eye area or other parts of the face, but this will gradually improve over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Dressing and cleaning of the surgical area (please wear a compression bra)
- 3 & 7 days after surgery: Dressing, stitch removal, and Healite treatment
- 2 & 4 weeks after surgery: Healite and RF (radiofrequency) treatment (additional medication may be prescribed to help prevent capsular contracture)
- 2 & 6 months after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
Medication
- Please take all prescribed oral medications as directed to help prevent infection and support healing.
- You may resume any medications or supplements you were taking from the day after surgery.

Bleeding
- Light bleeding or slight oozing is normal, as it may be residual blood draining from the surgical area.
- Gently wipe away any blood with a clean towel, then apply light pressure to the area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (sudden swelling, increasing warmth or pain, continuous bleeding, or discharge), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling usually last about 2–3 weeks, while mild swelling will gradually decrease over up to 6 months.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid lying face down for 1 month.
- When sleeping, use 2–3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated, as this helps reduce swelling.
- Avoid staying in a lying position for long periods, as it may slow down the reduction of swelling.

Washing / Shower
- You may shower starting 3 days after surgery. Please avoid rubbing the surgical area.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- For 1 month after surgery, avoid large or forceful arm movements.
- Please avoid lifting heavy objects.
- Normal daily activities are fine, but avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 2 months.

Compression Garments
- Wearing a compression bra for 2 months helps prevent implant displacement.
- It is recommended to wear it all day for the first month, then about half a day during the second month.

Scar Care
- After stitch removal, keep the tape on the incision area for 4–5 days without removing it.
- After that, apply scar ointment 1–2 times daily for 2–3 months to help minimize scarring.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 1 month, as they can delay healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- The incision line may appear red for about 2 months, and will gradually fade over the following months.
- For the first few weeks after surgery, your breasts may feel larger than the final result due to swelling.
- You may experience reduced sensation in the nipples, areola, or surgical area, but this usually improves gradually over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Dressing and cleaning of the surgical area (please wear a compression garment)
- 10 days after surgery: Dressing, stitch removal, and Healite treatment
- 2 & 4 weeks after surgery: Healite and RF (radiofrequency) treatment
- 2 & 6 months after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- For the first 1–3 days after surgery, a mixture of anesthetic fluid and residual blood may drain from the incision site. This is normal.
- If the amount is significant, please cover the area with a clean towel or gauze and visit the clinic the next day for care.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, pain, dizziness, etc.), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling usually last about 2–3 weeks.
- After that, swelling will gradually decrease, and your body shape may continue to change and settle for up to 6 months.

Sleeping / Position
- Keeping the treated area slightly elevated can help reduce swelling.
- Avoid staying still or lying down for long periods, as this may slow down swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently cleanse the surgical area and shower starting the day after surgery.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- You may return to normal daily activities. However, please avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 1 month.

Compression Garment
- Wearing a compression garment helps reduce swelling and bleeding, supports faster recovery, and helps prevent internal scarring.
- Please start wearing it immediately after surgery or from the next day, and continue for 2 months.
- It is recommended to wear it all day during the first month, then about half a day during the second month.

Scar Care
- After stitch removal, keep the tape on the incision area for 2–3 days without removing it.
- After that, apply scar ointment 1–2 times daily for 2–3 months to help minimize scarring.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 1 month, as they can delay healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- For the first 3–4 months after surgery, the area may feel firm or uneven (lumpy). This is a normal part of the healing process.
- Over time, the firmness and uneven texture will gradually improve and become softer and smoother.
- Some scarring is expected after surgery, but it will gradually improve and fade over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Tape removal and cleaning of the surgical area (a disposable bandage will be applied; please use a waterproof bandage when showering)
- 7 days after surgery: Stitch removal (if needed) and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take all prescribed oral medications as directed to help prevent infection and support healing.
- You may resume any medications or supplements you were taking from the day after surgery.
- Please be careful not to apply pressure to the treated area. Avoid wearing items such as hats or sunglasses that may press on the area.
- Some anesthetic fluid or blood may drain from the liposuction or fat grafted areas.
- Light bleeding or slight oozing is normal. You may gently wipe it with a clean towel.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, fever or pain that worsens and lasts more than a day), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling usually last about 1–2 weeks, while mild swelling may continue for up to 1 month.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head downward.
- Do not lie face down or lift heavy objects.
- When sleeping, use 2–3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated, as this helps reduce swelling.
- Avoid staying in a lying position for long periods, as it may slow down swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently cleanse the surgical area starting the day after surgery, avoiding the areas where recovery tape is attached.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- You may return to normal daily activities. However, please avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 2 weeks.

Makeup
- Light makeup is allowed starting the day after surgery.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 3 weeks, as they can delay healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- In the early stage, swelling may make the results look uneven or exaggerated, and the treated areas may appear more prominent than expected.
- Some areas may feel lumpy or firm, but this will gradually improve over time.
- You may experience temporary numbness or changes in sensation, which usually improve on their own.
- The fat survival rate can vary from person to person, so final results may differ individually.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1–2 days after surgery: Dressing and cleaning of the surgical area, and removal of the drainage tube
- 7 & 14 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up check

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take all prescribed oral medications as directed to help prevent infection and support healing.
- You may resume any medications or supplements you were taking from the day after surgery.
- Please avoid touching, pressing, or pulling on the surgical area (including actions such as opening your mouth widely).
- Be careful not to pull or dislodge the drainage tube, and avoid putting pressure on it.
- Light bleeding or slight oozing is normal, as it may be residual blood draining from the surgical area.
- Gently wipe away any blood with a clean towel, then apply light pressure to the area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, eye pain, etc.), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling usually last about 1–2 weeks, while mild swelling may continue for up to 3 months.

Cold compress:
- Use on the day of surgery and the following day only.
- Apply for 15–20 minutes at a time, then take a break. Repeat frequently to help reduce swelling.

Warm compress:
- Start from day 4 after surgery to support recovery.
- As the area may feel numb, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head downward.
- Do not lie face down or lift heavy objects.
- When sleeping, use 2–3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated, as this helps reduce swelling.
- Avoid staying in a lying position for long periods, as it may slow down swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently cleanse the surgical area starting 3 days after surgery.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Lifting Band
- Please wear the lifting band continuously for the first 3 days after surgery. After that, wear it except during meals and sleep.
- Wearing it for more than 1 month can help maximize the lifting effect.

Exercise
- You may return to normal daily activities. However, please avoid swimming and intense exercise (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates) for 2 weeks.

Makeup
- Light makeup is allowed starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 4 weeks, as they can delay healing.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- On the day of surgery, swelling and local anesthesia may make the results look exaggerated or slightly uneven. This will improve as swelling subsides.
- While the area is numb, please be careful to avoid injury or burns, as sensation may be reduced.
- The treated (lifted) area may have reduced sensation or movement, but this usually improves gradually over the following months.
- The incision line may appear red for about 2 months, and will gradually fade over time.

- You may wash your face 4 hours after the procedure.
Please keep the attached dressing (Duoderm) in place until the area has healed, and avoid getting water on the areas where threads were inserted until healed
(usually 2–3 days).

- Please take the prescribed medication for 5 days to help prevent infection and reduce discomfort.
If you have any history of antibiotic allergies, please inform us in advance.

- To help reduce swelling and bruising, we recommend applying a gentle cold compress for 3 days.

- For 1 week after the procedure, please avoid:
• Excessive alcohol consumption
• Saunas / jjimjilbang / steam rooms
• Hot baths
• Intense exercise

- You may experience bruising, swelling, discomfort, or a foreign body sensation, but these usually improve within 1–2 weeks.
However, if pain worsens even after taking medication, or if you notice skin color changes, itching, or persistent heat, please contact the clinic and visit for a check-up.

- To prevent the threads from moving or breaking, please avoid opening your mouth wide for 4 weeks (e.g., big yawns or wide laughter).
If you had a double chin procedure, avoid turning your neck forcefully.

- Please avoid ultrasound lifting treatments within 4 weeks, as they may affect the results.
Consult with us in advance if needed.

- In rare cases, depending on your skin condition, threads may become visible or protrude through the skin.
If this happens, do not touch the area and visit the clinic for proper treatment.

- You may gently wash your face and shower 4 hours after the procedure. Makeup is allowed from the next day.

- For 1 week after the procedure, please avoid:
• Alcohol consumption
• Smoking
• Saunas or steam rooms
• Intense exercise
• Jjimjilbang (Korean sauna)

- Results may start appearing as early as 3–4 days, and usually become noticeable after 1 week. If there is no visible improvement after 2 weeks, please visit the clinic.
• Wrinkle Botox: results appear in 1–2 weeks
• Jaw muscle (masseter) or body Botox: results appear in 3–4 weeks

- The effects of Botox usually last about 3 months.
For best results, repeat treatment every 3–6 months is recommended.

- Mild swelling or bruising may occur after the procedure but usually improves within 1–2 weeks.

- You may feel temporary tightness or reduced muscle movement. This is normal and improves within 1 month.
If discomfort is severe, please visit the clinic for a check-up.
After about 3 months, the effect gradually wears off.

- If you experience pain, warmth, itching, or tenderness at the treatment area lasting more than 4 days, please contact the clinic.

- Light cleansing and showering are possible starting 4 hours after the procedure. Makeup can be applied from the next day.

-For 1 week after the procedure, please avoid:
• Alcohol consumption
• Smoking
• Saunas or steam rooms
• Intense exercise
• Jjimjilbang (Korean sauna)

- Swelling, bruising, itching, and redness may occur after the procedure and will gradually subside within about one week.

- Small needle marks or slight unevenness on the skin surface may appear, but these typically resolve naturally within 2 to 3 days.

- You may feel tightness in the treated area or experience mild dryness or flaking. Applying moisturizer or a regenerative cream can help relieve these symptoms.

- The recommended treatment interval ranges from 3 weeks to 3 months depending on the product used.

- For optimal results, treatments are recommended at 4 week intervals.

- If you experience persistent pain, heat, itching, or any unusual symptoms lasting more than 4 days, please contact the clinic.

- You can gently wash your face and shower 4 hours after the procedure. You may wear makeup starting the next day.

- For 1 week after the procedure, please avoid:
• Alcohol consumption
• Smoking
• Saunas or steam rooms
• Intense exercise
• Jjimjilbang (Korean sauna)

- It is normal for the treated area to look slightly fuller or smaller at first.

- Do not press or put pressure on the treated area, as this may affect the results.

- Mild swelling or bruising may occur and usually improves within 1 to 2 weeks.

- If you notice severe swelling, strong pain, heat, unusual skin color changes, or blisters, please contact the clinic right away.

- Please take the prescribed antibiotics and anti-inflammatory pain medication on schedule as directed.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 week (7 days) after surgery: Follow-up check
- 1 month after surgery: Progress evaluation

2. From the Day of Surgery Through the Recovery Period
- Please take all prescribed medications as directed to prevent infection and support healing.
- You may resume any medications or supplements you were taking before surgery starting the day after surgery, unless otherwise advised.
- Mild bleeding or oozing may occur. This is usually residual blood from the surgical area and is normal.
- If bleeding occurs, gently wipe the area with a clean towel or gauze and apply light pressure for about 10 minutes.
- If you experience any unusual symptoms such as bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, or eye pain, please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling usually last about 1 to 2 weeks. Mild swelling may continue for up to 3 months.

Cold compress:
- Apply on the day of surgery and the following day only.
- Use frequently in sessions of 15 to 20 minutes, with breaks in between.

Warm compress:
- Start from day 4 after surgery.
- Be careful to avoid burns, as sensation may be reduced.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head downward.
- Do not lie face down or lift heavy objects.
- When sleeping, use 2 to 3 pillows to keep your upper body elevated.
- Lying down for long periods may slow down swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- You may gently wash the surgical area starting the day after surgery.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and hot spa facilities for 1 month.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but avoid swimming and strenuous exercise for 2 weeks (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates).

Makeup / Contact Lenses
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after surgery.
- Avoid wearing contact lenses for 2 weeks.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- For up to 2 weeks after surgery, a small amount of blood may mix with tears, which is a temporary and normal symptom.
- Please avoid eyelash extensions and semi-permanent cosmetic procedures for 3 weeks.
- Existing eye conditions such as dry eyes may temporarily worsen due to swelling.
- You may feel mild throbbing or tenderness when pressing the surgical area for some time during recovery.
- Conjunctival swelling or subconjunctival hemorrhage may occur temporarily but usually improves over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- For 7 days after surgery: Self-care disinfection (apply ointment to the surgical area and replace the regenerative tape daily)
- 2–3 months after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements you were taking before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- For 2 weeks, please avoid:
• Opening your mouth widely when laughing
• Puffing out your cheeks
• Pressing the surgical area inside the mouth with your tongue
- On the day of surgery, swelling and anesthetic injections may cause the appearance to look exaggerated or slightly asymmetrical.
- Due to anesthesia, your smiling expression may feel slightly unnatural for about 2 hours after the procedure.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling, or persistent pain), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and swelling may last about 1–2 weeks.

Cold compress:
- Apply for 2 days whenever you feel throbbing discomfort.
- Use for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head downward.
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- When sleeping, it is helpful to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow the reduction of swelling.

Washing / Shower / Makeup
- Washing, showering, and makeup are possible starting the day after surgery.
- Please wash gently.
- Keep the bandage on for the first 3 days.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but avoid swimming and strenuous exercise for 2 weeks (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates).

Mouth Rinsing
- For 1 week, please rinse your mouth before and after meals, before sleep, and regularly throughout the day (at least 8 times a day).
- You may gently rinse with mouthwash, purified water, or tap water.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- At first, the dimples may appear even when your face is at rest, but they usually relax within 1–2 months.
- After healing, the dimples will appear mainly when smiling or applying facial expression.
- When smiling without activating the internal muscle strongly, the dimples may not appear.
- Once the dimples become natural, they will appear shallower than immediately after surgery.
- If the dimple becomes significantly shallower within 2 weeks, please visit the clinic for evaluation.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1–2 days after surgery: Surgical area disinfection (please bring an abdominal compression binder), management treatment
- 7 days after surgery: Stitch removal, taping, and management treatment
• The tape should be kept for 3 days, then replaced by yourself for 1 month
- 1 and 3 months after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Slight bleeding may occur as blood that had pooled in the surgical area drains out.
- Gently wipe the blood with a clean towel and apply light pressure to the surgical area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, or worsening pain), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 2–3 weeks, while mild residual swelling may continue for up to 6 months.

Cold compress:
- Apply only on the day of surgery and the following day.
- Use frequently for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Warm compress:
- Start from the 4th day after surgery.
- As sensation may be reduced, please be careful to avoid burns.

Posture / Sleeping
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- Leaning your back backward (overextending the waist) may interfere with recovery.
- When sleeping, it is recommended to slightly elevate your upper body or keep your waist slightly bent.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow the reduction of swelling.

Washing / Shower
- Showering is possible starting 3 days after surgery, but please do so gently and do not rub the stitch area.
- After showering, dry the stitched area with a clean towel and replace any wet tape.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but avoid swimming and strenuous exercise for 2 months (such as golf, gym workouts, or Pilates).

Makeup
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 1 month.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- Slight bleeding or discharge may occur for about 1 week after surgery.
- For 2 months after surgery, please avoid leaning your waist backward and wear the abdominal compression binder.
- Incision scars may appear red for about 2 months, and will gradually fade over several months.
- To help reduce scarring, using silicone gel sheets or scar ointment for about 6 months is recommended.
- For about 3 months after surgery, the abdomen may feel firm or uneven, but it will gradually soften over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 and 3 months after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Slight bleeding may occur as blood that had pooled in the surgical area drains out.
- Gently wipe the blood with a clean towel and apply light pressure to the surgical area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (sudden swelling, increased heat or severe pain, continuous bleeding, or discharge), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 2–3 weeks, and residual swelling will gradually decrease over about 6 months.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid sleeping face down for 1 month.
- When sleeping, it is helpful to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow the reduction of swelling.

Washing / Shower
- Showering is possible from 3 days after surgery. Do not rub the surgical area.
- Please avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- For 1 month after surgery, avoid large or forceful arm movements.
- Avoid lifting heavy objects.
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but swimming and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 months (golf, gym workouts, Pilates, etc.).

Underwear
- Please wear a wire-free sports bra for 6 months.

Scar Care
- After stitch removal, keep the tape placed over the incision for 4–5 days without removing it.
- Afterward, applying scar ointment once or twice daily for 2–3 months can help reduce scarring.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 1 month.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- The incision scar may appear red for about 2 months and will gradually fade over several months.
- The breast shape may not look natural immediately after surgery, but it will gradually become more natural over time.
- Reduced sensation in the nipple, areola, or surgical area may occur, but it usually recovers gradually over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day and 7 days after surgery: Surgical site disinfection
- 10 days and 14 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Headache and nausea may occur for several days after surgery, but these symptoms will gradually improve.
- Slight bleeding may occur as blood that had pooled in the surgical area drains out.
- Gently wipe the blood with a clean towel and apply light pressure to the surgical area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising, or worsening pain), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 1–2 weeks, while residual swelling may continue for about 3 months.

Cold compress:
- Apply only on the day of surgery and the following day.
- Use frequently for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Warm compress:
- Begin from the 4th day after surgery.
- As sensation may be reduced, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head forward.
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- When sleeping, it is recommended to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- Face washing is possible from the day after surgery.
- Hair washing is possible from 3 days after surgery, but please do it gently.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Hair Band
- Please wear the hair band continuously for the first 3 days after surgery.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but swimming and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 weeks (golf, gym workouts, Pilates, etc.).

Makeup
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 4 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- On the day of surgery, swelling and anesthetic injections may cause the appearance to look exaggerated or asymmetrical.
- While sensation is reduced due to anesthesia, please be cautious to avoid injury or burns.
- The lifted area may have reduced sensation or movement, but this usually gradually improves over several months.
- Incision scars may appear red for about 2 months and will gradually fade over time.
- Temporary hair loss may occur around the incision area, and if it occurs, it may last for more than 6 months before improving.
- Internal fixation devices may be felt temporarily, but they will gradually dissolve and disappear over several months.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Surgical site disinfection
- 5–7 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Please avoid touching, pressing, or pulling the surgical area (such as opening your mouth widely).
- Slight bleeding may occur as blood that had pooled in the surgical area drains out.
- Gently wipe the blood with a clean towel and apply light pressure to the surgical area for about 10 minutes.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, sudden swelling with increased bruising), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 1–2 weeks, and residual swelling may last for about 1 month.

Cold compress:
- Apply only on the day of surgery and the following day.
- Use frequently for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Warm compress:
- Begin from the 4th day after surgery.
- As sensation may be reduced, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head forward.
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- When sleeping, it is recommended to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- Face washing is possible from 3 days after surgery, but please avoid the surgical area and wash gently.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but swimming and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 weeks (golf, gym workouts, Pilates, etc.).

Makeup
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- On the day of surgery, swelling and local anesthetic injections may cause the appearance to look exaggerated or asymmetrical.
- If local anesthesia was used, the effect may last for about 2 hours after surgery, and lip movement may feel slightly awkward during this time.
- While sensation is reduced due to anesthesia, please be cautious to avoid injury or burns.
- Scar appearance varies depending on the individual, but it will gradually improve over time.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Surgical site disinfection
- 3 days after surgery: Tape removal
- 10 days after surgery: Stitch removal (only if necessary)
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Please keep your mouth clean and gargle frequently.
- Slight bleeding may occur as blood that had pooled in the surgical area drains out. Gently wipe the blood with a clean towel and apply light pressure to the surgical area for about 10 minutes. Do not intentionally suck or spit out blood.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, increasing heat or pain in the surgical area lasting more than a day), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 1–2 weeks, and residual swelling may last about 1 month.

Cold compress:
- Apply only on the day of surgery and the following day.
- Use frequently for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Warm compress:
- Begin from the 4th day after surgery.
- As sensation may be reduced, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head forward.
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- When sleeping, it is recommended to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- Gently wash the surgical area starting from 3 days after surgery.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but swimming and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 weeks (golf, gym workouts, Pilates, etc.).

Makeup
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- Initial swelling may cause the surgical area to appear exaggerated.
- Bleeding from the incision inside the mouth may occur on the first day after surgery.
- Temporary numbness or altered sensation in the lips or teeth may occur.
- As slight implant movement may occur, extra care is required during the recovery period.

1. Treatment Schedule (The schedule may change depending on your condition.)
- 1 day after surgery: Surgical site disinfection
- 7 days after surgery: Stitch removal and progress check (if necessary)
- 1 month after surgery: Follow-up examination

2. From the Day of Surgery During the Recovery Period
- Please take the prescribed oral medication to help prevent infection and support recovery.
- Medications or supplements taken before surgery may be resumed the day after surgery.
- Please avoid pressing or rubbing the surgical area strongly, as this may cause the implant to shift.
- Bleeding from the incision inside the nose or mouth may occur on the first day after surgery.
- Do not blow your nose forcefully or apply pressure to intentionally suck and spit out blood.
- If abnormal symptoms occur (bleeding lasting more than 1 hour, increasing warmth or pain lasting more than a day), please contact the clinic immediately.

Swelling / Bruising
- Bruising and major swelling may last about 1–2 weeks, and residual swelling may last up to 3 months.

Cold compress:
- Apply only on the day of surgery and the following day.
- Use frequently for 15–20 minutes at a time, followed by a short rest.

Warm compress:
- Begin from the 4th day after surgery.
- As sensation may be reduced, please be careful to avoid burns.

Sleeping / Position
- Please avoid bending your head forward.
- Avoid lying face down or lifting heavy objects.
- When sleeping, it is recommended to keep your upper body elevated using 2–3 pillows.
- Sleeping for long periods or lying flat may slow swelling reduction.

Washing / Shower
- Gently wash the surgical area starting from 3 days after surgery.
- Avoid public baths, saunas, and steam rooms for 1 month.

Exercise
- Normal daily activities are allowed, but swimming and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 weeks (golf, gym workouts, Pilates, etc.).

Makeup
- Light makeup can be applied starting the day after stitch removal.

Alcohol / Smoking
- Please avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 3 weeks.

3. Recovery Process (This may vary depending on the individual.)
- Due to initial swelling, the nose may appear wider or slightly lifted.
- Temporary numbness or reduced sensation in the lips or teeth area may occur.
- As slight implant movement may occur, extra care is required for about 2 months during the recovery period.