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Over the years of covering medical aesthetics in South Korea, the most common question I get in private messages isn’t “Where can I get Thermage done?” but rather, “I had Double eyelid surgery done poorly—where can I get it fixed?” This is a really tough issue, as repair surgeries are far more complicated than initial procedures. Choosing the wrong doctor is like adding another layer of trouble to an already messed-up situation. This time, I made a special trip to Apgujeong in Seoul to talk in detail about a clinic that specializes solely in eye procedures: EYEHO PLASTIC SURGERY in South Korea. It’s small and doesn’t do much advertising, but its director, Park Byung-ho, focuses exclusively on eye plastic surgeries—a feature that makes it stand out in Gangnam, where clinics offer a wide range of cosmetic services.

Why is it EH EYEHO rather than just any plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam?

To be honest, there are so many plastic surgery clinics in areas like Gangnam and Sinsa that it’s hard to choose. I took note of EYEHO because several friends who had initial eye surgeries and later wanted revisions mentioned one thing in common: “This clinic specializes only in eye procedures. The director personally examines each patient and won’t push them to get a Nasolabial Fold Correction at the same time.” This is crucial when it comes to revisions—what’s most worrying in eye revisions is running into doctors who try to do everything a little bit, since the real challenge lies in identifying exactly what went wrong with the initial surgery, rather than just applying a standard template.

Another reason is its scale. EH EYEHO opened in 2019, featuring 2 consultation rooms, 2 treatment rooms, and 2 operating rooms—essentially a “boutique” type of eye surgery clinic. The advantage of a smaller scale is that you work with the same team throughout the process, from consultation to aftercare, rather than having one doctor assess you one day and another perform the surgery the next. For someone like me who hates feeling like just another number, this level of consistency actually brings peace of mind.

I actually went through it myself: from making the appointment to stepping out of the clinic

To write something genuine, I didn’t just read reviews on the official website — I actually went there in person. The process was more or less like this:

1. Online booking: Schedule your appointment through BeautsGO or WeChat first. The clinic will ask what procedure you’d like to have done and whether you have any pre- or post-operative photos, which helps rule out options that might not be suitable for you.
2. On-site registration: Exit No. 4 at Apgujeong Station, walk about 199 meters to the Sinsa Building, take the elevator up to the 2nd floor. Registration is quick—no need to wait long in the lobby.
3. In-person consultation with the director: Director Park Byeong-ho will personally examine you, measure using a ruler, assess the distance between your eyebrows and eyes as well as the condition of your eyelids, and then tell you straightforwardly which parts can be corrected and how much improvement can be achieved—without just nodding in agreement.
4. Design and Procedure: Once the plan is finalized, the surgery will be scheduled. Eye repair is usually performed under local anesthesia, with the time required ranging from a few dozen minutes to two hours depending on the complexity.
5. Post-surgery and follow-up: You can go home on the same day. The suture removal and follow-up appointments will be scheduled for you. The most important thing is to “avoid applying medications randomly just because of swelling” – sticking to the scheduled follow-ups is the safest approach.

Let me jot down the business hours for you: Monday to Friday from 10:00–19:00, Saturday from 10:00–17:00, closed on Sundays. Those who plan to visit on Sunday should either reschedule or use it as an opportunity to check out the area while shopping in Gangnam.

Get to Know EH EYEHO Plastic Surgery in 30 Seconds

• Chinese Name: South Korea EH (EYEHO) Plastic Surgery Hospital / EYEHO Plastic Surgery Hospital
• English Name: EYEHO PLASTIC SURGERY (EYE Happy Once Again)
• Lead Director: Park Byung-ho, with a medical background from Korea University, who has gained experience at institutions such as JEWELRY, Wonjin, and JYP.
• Address: 2nd Floor, No. 11, Street 167, Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (2nd Floor of Sinsa Building)
• Transportation: Take Subway Line 3 to Apgujeong Station, exit No. 4, and walk about 199 meters.
• Specialization: Eyelid Plastic Surgery (First-time Double eyelid surgery + Eyelid repair + Levator repair + Eyebag removal + Canthoplasty)
• Scale: Established in 2019, with 2 consultation rooms + 2 treatment rooms + 2 operating rooms

Featured Services and Price References (2026 Public Rates)

When it comes to prices, what scares me the most is seeing incorrect information copied around online. So the table below is compiled based on the publicly listed reference prices for EH EYEHO on BeautsGO. The original figures are in Korean won, while the Taiwan dollar amounts are for reference only (approximately ₩10,000 ≈ NT$230). The actual quote will definitely depend on an in-person consultation with the doctor, especially since repair treatments vary greatly depending on individual conditions. The numbers here should merely be considered as a rough guideline.

Note: Services such as canthoplasty, eye bag treatment (Under-eye fat removal), and Double eyelid surgery require a personalized consultation to determine the cost. The prices listed above are only the publicly available rates at BeautsGO and do not represent the final quote.

The 8 things I care most about regarding EH EYEHO

The following points are what I’ve identified as the real factors that determine whether you’ll go or not, based on my own visits and analysis of publicly available information. These aren’t marketing slogans — they’re the criteria I use to evaluate things myself.

In Gangnam, an area known for offering a wide range of cosmetic procedures, EH EYEHO takes the opposite approach by specializing solely in eye surgery. To those new to this field, the difference might not seem significant, but it makes all the difference when it comes to revision surgeries—a doctor’s skill develops through consistent practice. Performing eye surgeries daily versus only occasionally results in a markedly different level of stability in the surgical outcomes.

Dr. Park Byung-ho performs the procedures himself and designs them personally. That’s one of the advantages of a smaller clinic: every concern you express during your consultation—like “I’m worried it will look wide” or “I’m afraid it won’t look natural”—is heard directly by the surgeon, without having to be passed on through multiple layers of staff.

Their publicly promoted restoration services include “Sausage-shaped Double Eyelid Surgery Repair” and “Comprehensive Eye Restoration,” which target the most common complications after initial double eyelid surgery: overly wide incisions, a fleshy appearance, and asymmetry between the two sides. The challenge with these cases lies in determining exactly what went wrong during the initial procedure, as there’s no one-size-fits-all solution.

Exit No. 4 at Apgujeong Station leads to the location, just about 199 meters away, on the 2nd floor of the Sinsa Building. For those traveling on their own, it’s convenient to head straight here after visiting Cheongdam and Sinsa, without having to make a detour to a more remote clinic.

Double eyelid surgery using sutures starts at NT$72,000, while comprehensive eye restoration procedures begin at NT$230,000. These rates are considered “reasonably fair” at Gangnam Eye Restoration and aren’t particularly low. In my opinion, when it comes to restoration treatments, the money saved now might end up being spent again on future repairs—it’s better to allocate your budget wisely.

Open Monday to Friday from 10:00–19:00, Saturday from 10:00–17:00, closed on Sundays. Keep in mind that many people take their day off on Sundays—it’s recommended to schedule your consultation on a weekday or Saturday, and wait until after the swelling subsides following surgery before planning to return home.

The biggest concern after eye surgery is applying medications, using heat packs, or skipping follow-up appointments when swelling occurs. EH EYEHO will arrange proper scheduling for suture removal and follow-up visits, so sticking to this plan ensures the best results. This is also why I recommend asking about the available times for follow-up appointments right when booking through Via BeautsGO.

If you’re already planning to head to Gangnam, there are other clinics in the same area such as VSLINE Dermatology and Me LAB Dermatology—places that offer prices comparable to those in Korea while allowing you to see the doctors in person. While eye care and dermatology are separate fields, the logic used to determine whether a clinic is trustworthy remains the same.

Need one-on-one consultation or help scheduling appointments?

If you’re also struggling with decisions like “Which clinic should I choose at first glance?” or “Should I go to South Korea for corrective procedures?”, feel free to add me on WeChat. I’ll share my actual experiences, the available appointment times of the doctors, and give you a rough idea of what price range to expect based on your situation. Trust me—I won’t blindly recommend one clinic over others.

Disclaimer: This article is a genuine account based on the author’s personal visits and compilation of publicly available information. It is not a medical advertisement or medical advice, nor does it represent the views of this clinic or constitute any recommendation for seeking medical treatment. All risks associated with treatments, applicable indications, and final pricing should be determined through an in-person consultation with the clinic director and formal contract. Those considering medical treatment in South Korea are advised to assess their visa requirements, post-surgery recovery needs, and return arrangements on their own.