🇰🇷 Seoul, South Korea · est. 2010

The Regen Plastic Surgery

The Regen Plastic Surgery is a 15-floor clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, whose head doctors are Seoul National University graduates and former professors. It covers two-jaw surgery, V-line and zygoma reduction, forehead reshaping, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, breast and body contouring, and stem-cell fat grafting.

Plastic surgery

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Provider / aggregator

Known for

◆Two-jaw surgery
◆V-line and zygoma reduction
◆Rhinoplasty

Procedures offered

Languages

Korean · English

Sources

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

14/ 100

Thin evidence

Little independent public information — absence is itself a signal.

22% of checkable signals present

This is a transparency measure — how much about The Regen Plastic Surgery is publicly checkable — not a clinical-quality verdict. Each dimension is explained, with its limitation.

Pricing transparency

Whether prices are published, with inclusions/exclusions and how many procedures are quoted. — Published ranges are not personalised quotes.

Clinician transparency

Whether named surgeons are listed and their society memberships disclosed. — A named, credentialed surgeon is not a measure of individual skill.

Accreditation & verifiability

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Independent evidence

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International support

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Outcome reporting

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!No published pricing
!No named surgeons
!No accreditation located
!No published outcome or complication data