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Sugar Plastic Surgery

A one-doctor practice offering crease surgery, ptosis correction, canthoplasty, revision and lower-eyelid fat repositioning.

Seoul2 linked sourcesReviewed 20 October 2026
Double eyelidLower eyelidRevisionPtosisCanthoplasty

At a glance

Sugar Plastic Surgery is a clinic in Seoul. Its published eyelid services include Natural-adhesion or incisional double eyelid, Ptosis correction and Lower-eyelid fat repositioning. The linked practitioner profile is Jin-Hyung Kim.

The practice in context

About Sugar Plastic Surgery

Sugar describes a one-doctor system led by Jin-Hyung Kim, intended to maintain continuity from consultation through surgery and follow-up. Eye and nose surgery are central to the practice, with a published eyelid menu covering both primary surgery and revision.

The eye-surgery specialty page distinguishes natural-adhesion and incisional double-eyelid methods. It also includes ptosis correction, inner- and outer-corner procedures, combined lateral–lower canthoplasty and lower-eyelid fat repositioning. These are separate techniques, not automatic additions to a crease operation.

The clinic advertises English communication and operating-room CCTV. Ask how consultation, consent, footage access and postoperative review work in your own case rather than treating those features as guarantees of an outcome.

Published treatment scope

Eyelid procedures

Natural-adhesion or incisional double eyelid

Two crease-forming approaches are listed; the decision should follow evaluation of lid structure.

Ptosis correction

Listed as a distinct treatment for eyelid droop.

Lower-eyelid fat repositioning

Published for under-eye contour concerns; confirm whether any skin removal is also planned.

Revision eyelid surgery

Listed for correction of previous eyelid results.

Canthoplasty

Inner, lateral, upper and lower-corner options are described, including a combined lateral–lower technique.

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

Jin-Hyung Kim, portrait from the clinic website

Lead surgeon; plastic surgery specialist

Jin-Hyung Kim

Sugar’s lead surgeon has a documented focus on eyelid and nose procedures.

Read doctor profile ↗

For your Korea visit

Consultation & patient planning

The physician page lists English and online or in-person consultation.

The clinic describes international scheduling and transport assistance; ask which services are actually included.

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 do you recommend adhesion or incision for my eyelids?
Is ptosis present, and how was it assessed?
How will lower-lid support and existing asymmetry be evaluated?

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

What does Sugar’s one-doctor model mean for consultation?

Sugar describes Jin-Hyung Kim as the physician responsible for consultation, surgical planning and follow-up. Its menu includes primary and revision eyelid procedures. Confirm that the same physician will perform your proposed operation and reviews on your chosen dates.

Which eyelid procedures does Sugar Plastic Surgery list?

The documented menu includes Natural-adhesion or incisional double eyelid, Ptosis correction, Lower-eyelid fat repositioning, Revision eyelid surgery 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 international care ↗
  2. Detailed eyelid service scope ↗