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Lush Plastic Surgery Clinic

A single-surgeon practice led by Min-ah Lee, with primary, revision and age-related eyelid options.

Gangnam, Seoul2 linked sourcesReviewed 20 October 2026
Double eyelidUpper eyelidLower eyelidRevisionPtosisCanthoplasty

At a glance

Lush Plastic Surgery Clinic is a clinic in Gangnam, Seoul. Its published eyelid services include Buried-suture double eyelid, Incisional double eyelid and Ptosis correction. The linked practitioner profile is Min-ah Lee.

The practice in context

About Lush Plastic Surgery Clinic

Lush’s published model emphasizes continuity with one surgeon. Its eye-surgery page states that Dr. Min-ah Lee personally assesses and performs the listed eye procedures, with technique selected according to tissue thickness, asymmetry, drooping and previous surgery.

The clinic offers both buried-suture and incisional crease techniques, with separate incisional and non-incisional ptosis pathways. Its homepage also lists upper and lower blepharoplasty and sub-brow lift. This creates a broad consultation menu, but no method is established as appropriate for a patient without examination.

Published treatment scope

Eyelid procedures

Buried-suture double eyelid

Natural-adhesion crease technique listed for selected eyelid anatomy.

Incisional double eyelid

A separate option for cases requiring an incision and tissue adjustment.

Ptosis correction

Incisional and non-incisional approaches appear in the published service range.

Upper and lower blepharoplasty

Age-related upper-lid skin and lower-lid skin/fat concerns are listed.

Revision and canthoplasty

Prior surgical asymmetry and eye-corner concerns have dedicated service entries.

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

Min-ah Lee, portrait from the clinic website

Plastic surgeon · Clinic lead

Min-ah Lee

Korea University-trained plastic surgeon with published ocular-plastic-surgery society membership.

Read doctor profile ↗

For your Korea visit

Consultation & patient planning

International patient coordination is described on the clinic’s website. Confirm the language and whether the same surgeon conducts postoperative reviews.

The homepage gives inconsistent experience figures in different sections; this profile does not repeat an exact years-in-practice claim.

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

Why is an incisional or non-incisional method appropriate for my eyelid tissue?
Can I meet Dr. Lee before making a surgical commitment?
If I have prior scarring, what limits does it place on revision?

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

Who performs the eye procedures described by Lush?

Lush’s dedicated eye page states that Min-ah Lee personally assesses and performs its eye procedures. The menu distinguishes buried-suture and incisional crease techniques, ptosis correction, revision and canthoplasty. Ask whether she will also conduct your planned postoperative reviews.

Which eyelid procedures does Lush Plastic Surgery Clinic list?

The documented menu includes Buried-suture double eyelid, Incisional double eyelid, Ptosis correction, Upper and lower blepharoplasty and Revision and canthoplasty. 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.

  1. Clinic model and blepharoplasty menu ↗
  2. Technique options and surgeon continuity ↗