Best Closed Rhinoplasty Clinics and Prices in Seoul for Australians

SAERO Plastic Surgery in Gangnam treats around 700 international patients a year, including many Australians, with full English support. Dr Park Young Kyu, a board-certified plastic surgeon and adjunct professor at Gangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, specialises in closed rhinoplasty. He is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). The procedure may cost around A$4,300–A$4,500.

Dr Park Sangwook has performed 900+ procedures and prioritises natural results using a closed approach. Professional fees typically run A$6,600–A$9,100, including anaesthesia, pre-operative tests, and hospitalisation for 1 night. The clinic uses 3D-CT scanning and hyperbaric oxygen therapy for precise planning and faster recovery. VG Plastic Surgery is KOIHA-accredited and treats a regular flow of Australian patients. Multilingual staff facilitate every step, while the package also covers deswelling laser treatments and all necessary stitch removal.

JK Plastic Surgery Center maintains a 20-year record of zero medical accidents under its strict safety protocols. Dr Kim Sung Sik has performed over 1,100 procedures, specialising in the closed approach using septal cartilage and silicone implants. Surgery for the nasal bridge and tip may cost around A$7,900. This package includes an interpreter, airport transfers, preoperative tests, and anaesthesia. Australian patients can also claim a 7–8% tax refund on surgery fees by presenting their passport at the clinic.

Seoul Miz Hospital is a private women's health center in Seoul treating 200,000 patients each year. Its main specialties include obstetrics, gynecology, aesthetic medicine, and mammology. The hospital uses a Da Vinci surgical system for minimally invasive procedures.

• Performed over 10,000 treatments for ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.
• Completed more than 5,000 incontinence surgeries using the TOT method.
• A new 16-story building opened in September, housing an International Patient Center.
• Houses specialized centers: Gynecological Disease Center, Uterine Fibroid/Ovarian Cyst Center, and Infertility Center.
• An upcoming Stem Cell Regenerative Medicine Center will focus on reproductive health and gynecology.