At a glance
IBON plastic surgery is a clinic in Seomyeon, Busanjin-gu, Busan. Its published eyelid services include Double-eyelid surgery, Upper blepharoplasty and Under-eye fat repositioning. The linked practitioner profile is Ju-Chan Kim.
The practice in context
About IBON plastic surgery
IBON is located near the rear of the Seomyeon Lotte Department Store, at 29 Gaya-daero 784beon-gil, sixth floor. Its Korean website makes eyelid surgery a central part of the practice, listing crease surgery, eyelid-opening correction, eye-corner surgery, revision surgery and middle-age eyelid procedures.
The clinic describes a single-director model in which Ju-Chan Kim conducts consultation, plans the operation and follows the patient through treatment. Its lower-eyelid information distinguishes bulging fat with a tear-trough hollow from loose skin: that distinction changes whether fat repositioning alone or an additional skin procedure is discussed.
IBON publishes English-language explanations of its operations as well as Japanese and Chinese material. These are clinic-authored accounts of its approach, rather than independent measures of outcomes. An individual plan should establish the surgeon, incision, tissue handling and follow-up requirements before travel.
Published treatment scope
Eyelid procedures
Double-eyelid surgery
Incisional crease surgery is explicitly listed, including assessment of thicker lids and revision needs. The method is selected after examination rather than from a desired crease photograph alone.
Upper blepharoplasty
The clinic publishes a separate upper-eyelid guide for middle-age patients, alongside its broader age-related eye surgery offering.
Under-eye fat repositioning
The clinic describes redistribution of orbital fat through an internal lower-eyelid incision, with assessment of skin elasticity and the tear trough. Skin excess may require a different or combined plan.
Ptosis correction
Published as a separate eyelid-opening procedure; whether a low lid reflects muscle function or excess skin requires examination.
Canthoplasty and revision
Medial, lateral and combined eye-corner surgery are documented. Revision eyelid surgery also appears on the Korean service menu.
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
Founder and medical director; plastic surgeon
Ju-Chan Kim
The physician identified by IBON as responsible for consultation and eyelid, brow and forehead surgery.
Read doctor profile ↗For your Korea visit
Consultation & patient planning
Ask the clinic to confirm the language support available for consultation and postoperative care.
The Korean address is 29 Gaya-daero 784beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, sixth floor.
The clinic advises arranging follow-up visits before booking an international itinerary.
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Questions for this clinic
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.
Read the recovery & safety guide ↗Patient questions, answered
Where is IBON and what does its under-eye material distinguish?
IBON is in Seomyeon, Busan, near the rear of the Lotte Department Store. Its lower-eye material distinguishes bulging fat with a tear-trough hollow from excess skin; ask whether fat repositioning alone or a separate skin procedure is being proposed.
Which eyelid procedures does IBON plastic surgery list?
The documented menu includes Double-eyelid surgery, Upper blepharoplasty, Under-eye fat repositioning, Ptosis correction and Canthoplasty and revision. 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.