Treatment and diagnostics for abroad

The clinic has an excellent medical team providing effective care and professional services. The wards are clean and comfortable. The surgery was successful. The staff's attitude is good, communication is pleasant. I recommend it.

Everything was much better than I expected. The clinic is really beautiful, the staff is kind and friendly. The coordinator helped me with all my requests, prepared everything for my arrival. She is kind and sweet. I recommend the service.

I had a facelift at JK at the end of January. I really like the result, although sensitivity hasn't fully returned yet.

Before going to Korea, I had been to Switzerland twice, 5 years ago. Even though that operation was less extensive, it was very long and painful - done under local anesthesia. It was very difficult, and the effect was very short-lived and not very good.

I decided I wouldn't go there again, and I didn't consider Kazakhstan or Russia either. I started looking for other options and quickly came across information about treatment in Korea. A local intermediary company offered another clinic, not JK. I almost went with them, but they started acting very pushy, and it felt like I was going to some back-alley practice.

I continued my search and came across hospitals.travel. I remember leaving a request in the evening, manager Olga called me back quickly, and by morning she had sent all the necessary information. She told me about JK, and then later, at a salon I frequent in my city, I also came across information about this clinic. I made the decision very quickly that I wanted to go. This was in early December, and in January we were already on our way.

For my husband, Olga organized a check-up at "Severance." He was thrilled! We have something to compare it to - we had already been to Israel. Everything was so perfectly organized that while I was at the clinic, he went through the examination, took a whole bunch of tests, and came to pick me up.

I'm glad I chose Korea. In Switzerland, I paid much more, and after the operation, I went to a hotel where my husband took care of me. In Korea, the conditions are better, and the staff treated us with great attention. They explained everything to my husband, showed him what medications to give and what to do. 

I've been "obsessed" with beauty since my youth, was on diets, took care of myself, and already at 30 knew I'd have plastic surgery at 50. I tried all the non-surgical methods available - injections, threads.

I had my first operation, blepharoplasty, in Irkutsk, and overall was satisfied with the result.

Then I decided on a facelift and abdominoplasty and consulted with my cosmetologist in Irkutsk. She did not recommend I do it here - she had seen many women who had facelifts here with zero results. I became interested in Israel, but she said all our doctors learn plastic surgery in Korea. I came across hospitals.travel, and they called me back quickly. I immediately liked Olga; I felt she knew her stuff.

At JK, they suggested I also get a more natural look for my eyes. I agreed, but the result wasn't what I expected, and my eyes watered a lot. However, it was done very neatly, without scars or bruises. In the end, the doctor performed 2 more operations, and now it's much better, although sensitivity hasn't fully returned. I understand such situations happen and I don't blame anyone. If I want another facelift, I'll do it at JK.

I also had an abdominoplasty; no issues here, completely satisfied. Comparing it with my acquaintance who had it done in Irkutsk, I see it's like night and day.

Additionally, I underwent a check-up and am thinking of repeating it in a year. I might also want to fix a few other things about my appearance.