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Wonjin's Mint Lifting

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Elasticity and wrinkles are some of our skin concerns. It’s because wrinkles and sagging skin is very difficult to recover once it has been progressed. This is why many people are keen to lifting procedures so that they can prevent aging before it starts. Thread lifts are gaining interest as a procedure which has short recovery time with immediate effect. Medical threads are inserted to uplift sagging and wrinkly skin, making the face line look slender. As a non-incisional procedure, it is very simple and has very short recovery time. Among various thread lifts, Mint lifting has been official approved by the FDA, as a medical thread for facial tissue fixation. It is an absorbable PDO thread with protruding barbs all around, and such characteristic makes it strong enough to last longer and more powerful than other existing threads.        🔚 Dr. Kang Moon Seok from Wonjin Plastic Surgery, Korea Mint thread lifts does not involve any scars or long recovery t

Make the Ideal Plan for Your Ptosis Correction

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The eyes are important parts that determine the image of a person, and the overall impression or mood. For this reason, many people are considering to get the eye surgery to improve their fundamental appearances and change their impressions.   There are so many different reasons to get the eye surgery but especially if you have a ptosis, a droopy eyelid, you might leave a bad impression since it may look sleepy or unclear from not open properly.   Ptosis refers to a condition in which the eye opening muscles are weak and sagging down the upper eyelid which covers the pupils. Since you can't open your eyes naturally without using your forehead or forehead muscles, you may experience aesthetic and functional problems, such as wrinkling on your forehead, blinding your eyelids, causing poor vision.   Luckily, it can be improved through ptosis correction. This correction is not just double eyelid surgery but it corrects and controls the eye opening muscles to i

SUMMER READY EVENT 2020

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