TOP 10 PLASTIC SURGERY IN KOREA

What do you think about plastic Surgery? Is it good or bad? In theory people say soul beauty is important, but in practice we see the opposite of it. Look at these pics, the Korean surgery is developed well enough.
#10 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

#9 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

Plastic surgery in Korea can be cheaper, in comparison with some other countries. However, you want to be sure that you are getting great results, no matter the price or place you are planning to have your plastic surgery done.

#8 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

Public attitudes to cosmetic surgery in South Korea have become increasingly optimistic. In general cosmetic surgery is seen as a worthwhile and good investment in the body, rather than a sign of vanity as it is often understood in the West.

#7 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

The modern Korean woman is said to have exchanged maternal and domestic femininity for a slim, well-toned body and beautiful face.

#6 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

And for many Korean women, cosmetic surgery is not only a symbolic practice of coming of age and care for the self but it serves to provide significant gains in education, marriage and career.

#5 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

Koreans do plastic surgery to achieve the appearance, which is considered ideal, much more than other countries. Every fifth woman is here for such a procedure.

#4 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

All the women in Korea want to look the same: light skin, small nose, large eyes and a V-shaped chin.

#3 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

The look is getting more popular – mimicking the boy hero characters of popular Korean manhwa or Japanese manga cartoons and anime. The soft image for these men include a prominent nose tip, a less angular jaw and double eyelids. The aim is to create a masculine but smooth body with boyish facial

#2 – Before and After Plastic Surgery

Nowadays, for both men and women – beauty brings not only gratification but a degree of status in contemporary Korean society, where first impressions make a lasting impact.