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DL Plastic Surgery

A facial surgery practice offering crease formation, drooping-eyelid correction and revision procedures under Dr. Jinwook Jeong.

4F Peyto Plaza, 563 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul3 linked sourcesReviewed 20 October 2026
Double eyelidRevisionCanthoplasty

At a glance

DL Plastic Surgery is a clinic in 4F Peyto Plaza, 563 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul. Its published eyelid services include Natural double eyelid surgery, Drooping eyelid surgery and Under-eye surgery. The linked practitioner profile is Jinwook Jeong.

The practice in context

About DL Plastic Surgery

DL places eyelid procedures within a broader facial-surgery practice that also includes rhinoplasty, contouring and lifting. Its published approach considers how an eyelid change relates to the surrounding face, rather than treating crease height as an isolated measurement.

The clinic describes an assessment of eyelid anatomy, skin elasticity and muscle function before selecting an operation. Its eye-surgery service page specifically names Dr. Jinwook Jeong as the treating specialist. This is useful to distinguish the eyelid surgeon from other members of its broader medical team.

Published treatment scope

Eyelid procedures

Natural double eyelid surgery

Creation or refinement of the upper-lid crease; the precise method is selected after assessment.

Drooping eyelid surgery

Assessment and correction of eyelid droop; ask whether skin excess, brow position or true ptosis is being treated.

Under-eye surgery

Lower-eyelid contour surgery is listed as a service; ask for the exact incision and fat-management plan.

Revision eye surgery

Corrective planning for a previous eyelid operation.

Canthoplasty

Eye-corner surgery offered as a separate procedure.

Point eye correction

A clinic-specific service label; request a plain-language description of the tissues and technique involved.

These are provider-published service descriptions. The treating clinician must determine which, if any, are appropriate for you.

The people behind the care

Doctors & published backgrounds

Dr. Jinwook Jeong, portrait from the clinic website

Chief Director · Plastic surgeon

Jinwook Jeong

Named eyelid-surgery specialist at DL, with a wider practice in facial contouring and rhinoplasty.

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For your Korea visit

Consultation & patient planning

The international site states English-speaking support is available. Confirm the interpreter arrangements for consent and postoperative visits.

Request a written eyelid-specific quotation and follow-up schedule; broader clinic case counts do not establish an individual surgeon’s eyelid case volume.

Before making travel arrangements, request a written plan covering the exact operation, named surgeon, anesthesia arrangements, itemized fees, required review visits and support after returning home.

Make the consultation count

Questions for this clinic

Who will perform each part of my eyelid operation?
What does “point eye correction” mean in my treatment plan?
How will my dry-eye history and eyelid closure be assessed?

Details to confirm directly

Current availability, final pricing, interpretation, follow-up dates and revision terms depend on your assessment and booking. Request written confirmation from the clinic. Published credentials and service descriptions do not establish individual outcomes or complication rates.

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Patient questions, answered

What does DL mean by point eye correction?

Point eye correction is a clinic-specific service label in DL’s menu. Ask for the named procedure, tissues being changed and reason for each component. DL identifies Jinwook Jeong on its eyelid service page for assessment and treatment planning.

Which eyelid procedures does DL Plastic Surgery list?

The documented menu includes Natural double eyelid surgery, Drooping eyelid surgery, Under-eye surgery, Revision eye surgery, Canthoplasty and Point eye correction. The full procedure section explains the source terminology so you can identify the exact operation when requesting a consultation.

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Sources & editorial notes

Reviewed 20 October 2026. Clinical services and credentials are attributed to the linked provider pages. A listed source is not an independent credential or outcomes audit.

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  3. Medical team and international support ↗