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Sharp Plastic Surgery

A surgeon-led practice near Sinnonhyeon Station offering upper/lower blepharoplasty, crease surgery and revision.

8F, 368 Sapyeong-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul3 linked sourcesReviewed 20 October 2026
Double eyelidUpper eyelidLower eyelidRevisionCanthoplasty

At a glance

Sharp Plastic Surgery is a clinic in 8F, 368 Sapyeong-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul. Its published eyelid services include Upper and lower blepharoplasty, Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery and Incisional eyelid surgery. The linked practitioner profile is Woon-hoe Kim.

The practice in context

About Sharp Plastic Surgery

Sharp’s Korean website identifies eye surgery within its surgical scope and locates the clinic at 368 Sapyeong-daero. Its international site names Dr. Woon-hoe Kim as the surgeon responsible for eyelid procedures.

The clinic combines eyelid surgery with facial contouring, rhinoplasty and fat-grafting services. Its stated model is individual consultation and a named surgeon rather than an interchangeable surgical team. The eyelid menu separates crease creation, corner surgery and age-related upper/lower-lid correction.

Published treatment scope

Eyelid procedures

Upper and lower blepharoplasty

Surgery addressing upper-lid excess tissue and lower-lid bags or laxity.

Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery

A non-incisional crease-forming option; it is still an operative procedure, despite some marketing language.

Incisional eyelid surgery

Crease-based access for cases requiring tissue adjustment.

Eyelid revision surgery

Assessment of asymmetry, scarring or an unsatisfactory previous result.

Canthoplasty

Eye-corner reshaping.

Eye shape correction

Individualized contour correction; ask which anatomical change is proposed.

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. Woon-hoe Kim, portrait from the clinic website

Chief surgeon · Plastic surgeon

Woon-hoe Kim

Sharp’s named surgeon for eyelid surgery and facial aesthetic procedures.

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For your Korea visit

Consultation & patient planning

English-language consultations are advertised; online consultation is also listed in Dr. Kim’s profile.

The international site describes a no-substitute-surgeon policy. Confirm the named surgeon and the postoperative contact process in writing.

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

Is my concern excess skin, true ptosis or a brow-position issue?
What are the limits of a non-incisional approach for my eyelids?
How will eyelid closure and lower-lid support be protected?

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

Is Sharp’s natural-adhesion option nonsurgical?

No. Sharp lists natural-adhesion double-eyelid surgery as a non-incisional crease approach; non-incisional does not mean no operation. Ask how the crease is fixed and why the surgeon recommends that approach instead of an incisional technique.

Which eyelid procedures does Sharp Plastic Surgery list?

The documented menu includes Upper and lower blepharoplasty, Natural adhesion double eyelid surgery, Incisional eyelid surgery, Eyelid revision surgery, Canthoplasty and Eye shape 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.

  1. Korean clinic site and location ↗
  2. Clinic background and English-language support ↗
  3. Eyelid service menu ↗