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Gangnam, Seoul · Plastic surgery

GNG Hospital

GNG Hospital is a plastic surgery provider in South Korea. GNG’s nose-centered menu includes obstruction surgery, nasal fracture care, implant-free rhinoplasty and revision surgery, bringing functional and aesthetic questions into the same discussion.

Nasal Obstruction SurgeryCore Rhinoplasty ProceduresRhinoplasty by TypeNasal Bone Fracture

Practice and patient planning

GNG publishes a nose-focused team with ENT clinicians and a sleep-medicine doctor.

Its menu includes nasal obstruction, fracture care and revision rhinoplasty, so breathing, injury and appearance can be identified as separate reasons for the appointment.

Location

626, Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea

Clinic team

  • Dr. Yong-Hae Seong
  • Dr. Sung-Moon Hong
  • Dr. Sung-Hun Lee
  • Dr. Young-Ha Lee
  • Dr. Sun-Hong Kim
  • Dr. Do-Jin Hyun

Also known as: GNG Hospital_Rhinoplasty Clinic

Clinical focus

GNG Hospital is a plastic surgery provider in South Korea. GNG’s nose-centered menu includes obstruction surgery, nasal fracture care, implant-free rhinoplasty and revision surgery, bringing functional and aesthetic questions into the same discussion.

  • Nasal Obstruction Surgery
  • Core Rhinoplasty Procedures
  • Rhinoplasty by Type
  • Nasal Bone Fracture
  • No-Implant Rhinoplasty
  • Revision Rhinoplasty

Understand the procedures

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty changes the shape or proportions of the nose by working on its bone, cartilage and supporting tissues. A useful consultation in Korea addresses appearance and nasal breathing together, then explains the proposed structural changes, incisions and material choices. Open and closed approaches describe access; neither is a universal measure of surgical quality.

Options, recovery & costs →

Revision rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty is another nasal operation after previous surgery, undertaken for appearance, function or both. Scar tissue, altered support and the availability of cartilage make the assessment different from a first operation. The key decision is whether the concern has a surgically addressable cause and whether the expected improvement justifies another recovery and its risks.

Options, recovery & costs →

The medical team

Use the clinic’s international website to explore the clinical team and confirm who would carry out your consultation and treatment.

Explore the clinic team

Consultation questions

Bring your previous treatment history and a clear description of the changes you are considering. Use the conversation to understand the proposed approach and its alternatives.

  • Which doctor will perform my treatment and provide follow-up?
  • How does my medical history change the options available to me?
  • What is included in the written quote, and what could cost extra?
  • Will my assessment include nasal breathing as well as appearance?
  • If grafting is proposed, where will the cartilage come from and why?

Speak with GNG Hospital

Discuss the procedure, your preferred dates and the information needed for an initial assessment.

Visit international website

Cost and follow-up

Request an itemized quote

Ask the clinic to separate the procedure, anesthesia, tests, medicines and follow-up. Confirm the deposit and cancellation terms before payment.

Plan care around your trip

Confirm the examination and review schedule before booking flights. Ask how the team handles concerns after you return home.

Identify the treating clinician

Confirm who will perform the procedure and who will provide follow-up. Arrange language support for the consultation and consent discussion.

Keep the treatment record

Request a treatment summary, implant or product information when relevant, and written aftercare instructions before leaving Korea.

Clinic websites & photographyInternational website
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GNG Hospital reception and patient waiting area