Place to Visit in Korea Outside of Seoul

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Today, I am going to introduce some beautiful places in Korea outside of Seoul.

1. BUSAN

Busan is Korea’s second largest city and right on the water. You can check out the cool coastal city by seeing one of it’s many temples, the most popular being Haedong Yungungsa temple right on the water. Explore the fish market and try the local specialty dish Dwaeji Gukbap. There’s also a colorful village, beaches, and parks with great views. Not only does Busan have great beaches, delicious dwaeji gukbap, beautiful temples, but it’s got a relaxed vibe and a great night life, making going to Busan one of the best things to do in Korea.

2. JEONJU

Jeonju is famous for their bibimbap and makgeolli. Both are insanely delicious. Trust us and stay in a hanok (traditional Korean home) while visiting. During spring Jeonju has an annual International Film Festival held here.
If you want to see the cultural side of Korea then you should definitely add Jeonju to your list of places to visit in Korea.


3. GAPYEONG



Just outside of Seoul and accessible via Seoul subway. You can try some delicious Dak Galbi (Stirfry Spicy Chicken w/ cheese) The three main attractions here are Namiseom Island, Garden of Morning Calm, and Le Petit France. Stay the night at one of the many themed pensions.


4. JEJU ISLAND



This list wouldn’t be complete without Jeju. Jeju is considered to be the Hawaii of Korea. This volcanic island has plenty to do and is probably best spent on a long weekend trip. Check out the natural beauty this place has to offer by hiking Hallasan (Korea’s highest peak) or explore the Olle Trail. You can check out one of the quirky museums, like the love museum! But the best thing to check out would have to be the natural beauty.


5. ASAN



Who said you had to go far to enjoy a weekend away? Just outside of Seoul is Asan, famous for Korea’s oldest and most famous hot springs. Soak the weekend away in one of the many hot springs this area has to offer, like Asan Spavis. Don’t try to do it in one day like we did, we were rushed the entire time. It’s a great place to find a room and enjoy two days at the spa.


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Your V Line Surgery FAQ Answered! Pt.2

How long is the recovery period for facial bone contouring?

Post-op examination check-ups will be required every few days, but you can go back to your daily life within two to three days following the surgery.

Major bruising will be gone by the one week mark, but the patient should expect to be public-eye ready by the 12th day post-op. However some swelling will still be present.

The patient will also be instructed to adhere from any salty, spicy, greasy, and oily foods and will also be instructed to sleep with his/her head elevated above their heart in order to minimize any unnecessary additional welling.

 Is the hospitalization necessary?

Hospitalization is not necessary, but foreigner patients will be hospitalized for two nights and monitored around the clock for the first night to ensure the patient's safest and full recovery from the anesthesia once they are discharged.

My jaw is actually not square-shaped, but not very slim either. What surgery do I need?

Mini V Line Surgery is ideal for patients who have a slim jaw line but wide, short, long, or receded chin.

Mini v line surgery basically deals with the tip of chin and part of the mandible. A patient's chin will be cut in T shape (T-osteotomy), and the middle bone will be removed and side bones will be fixed with titanium pins. The sides bone can be cut in different extent to correct asymmetry. Also, when the gathered side bone is attached to the upper bone, it can repositioned forward or b

ackward - this is how mini v line surgery corrects a receding chin or mandibular prognathism (protruding chin).

What is cheekbone reduction and why do we need it?

Zygoma is composed of three parts: frontal, 45 degree, and side cheekbone. Frontal cheekbone is untouchable because important nerves go through these areas. Many other plastic hospitals make a cut on 45 degree zygoma close to side zygoma, so the most protruding parts usually remain. However, GNG hospital cut zygoma as L shape, covering up the overall 45 degree zygoma, so protruding zygoma can be effectively reduced.

How long do I need to stay in Korea?

For most facial bone contouring surgery, the patient can expect to stay in Korea for about 14-15 days following the surgery date. This will be enough time for the patient to follow up on all post-op treatments and remove the stitches in Korea.

If the patient wants to leave quickly, then we recommend that the patient stays at least 7-8 days from the surgery date, but will be required to remove the stitches in their own country on the third week post-op. Additional charges may apply.

I hear Botox can make my jaw look slimmer. Do I still need surgery?

If your jaw looks wide due to strong masseter muscle, you would benefit from Botox. Most people don't know, but people who appear to have a wide or big face isn't always because of facial bone problem. It is quite common for overgrowth of muscles to give the face a wider, more broad appeal. In this case, botox injection is what the patient will need in order to soften and slim down the jaw line, not facial bone contouring surgery.

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