About this site

Facts to check before you fly to Korea for an aesthetic treatment: how to choose a clinic, how to verify credentials, how to check prices, how long before you can fly home, and who to contact if something goes wrong. No rankings, no recommendations, no bookings.

What this site does

Patients travelling to Korea for skin and aesthetic treatments ask the same questions before they go: is this clinic licensed, is the doctor a board-certified specialist, do foreigners pay the same price, how soon can I fly home, who do I contact afterwards. Most answers online come from agencies and sponsored posts, and are often outdated, misspelled, or mix two clinics with similar names. This site answers those questions one by one, with the source and the date each fact was checked.

What this site does not do

• No rankings, no "top ten" lists.
• No discounts, no promises about results, no before-and-after photos.
• No booking service, no contact details, no referral links.
• No clinic profile without documents. Profiles are published only for clinics that provided official registration documents and confirmed every line in writing.

Where the information comes from

• Laws and systems: the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the National Law Information Center (law.go.kr), and Medical Korea, the official platform for international patients.
• Clinic information: documents and written confirmation forms supplied by the clinic itself. When a clinic updates its information, the page is updated and the date in the footer changes.
• Anything that could not be verified is marked as unverified rather than guessed.