Sleeping with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
• Please refrain from lowering your head or applying force to the surgical site.
(Swelling and bleeding may occur due to pressure.)

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please apply a small amount of ointment along the incision line three times a day for 7 days using a clean cotton swab.
• Eye drops are prescribed for lateral/lower eyelid surgery and eye surgery; please apply gently three times a day for two weeks.
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.
If your eyes feel stiff or dry, it helps to frequently apply the prescribed artificial tears.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• This is to prevent the tape applied along the double eyelid line from becoming distorted, so please do not remove it yourself.
Please keep this until your treatment visit.
(Please also keep the banana patch applied after the under-eye fat repositioning until your next treatment visit.)
• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.
• Until the 7th day after surgery, wash mainly around the face to avoid getting water on the surgical site, and after stitches are removed
Starting the next day, please wash your entire face carefully, including the surgical area.
• You can wear contact lenses and apply eye makeup starting 2 weeks after surgery.
(Please wear according to the hospital's instructions in case of conjunctival edema.)
• There may be slight bleeding (scabbing), tears, or discharge (eye boogers).
It is recommended to carefully clean the incision site starting one day after the stitches are removed to prevent dead skin cells from accumulating.
• After ptosis correction surgery, temporary lagophthalmos (inability to close the eye completely) may occur for about 2 weeks to 1 month.
With a standard level of correction, recovery is usually successful without any issues.
• If the surgical site suddenly swells, or if bleeding, heat, or severe pain occurs, you must contact the hospital immediately.
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• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 7th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
※ Especially in the case of fat grafting surgery, please be careful not to press on the treatment site.
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water and then
Please use it.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Sleeping with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
• Please refrain from lowering your head or applying force to the surgical site.
(Swelling and bleeding may occur due to pressure.)

• Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day. (Prescription medication – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.
• Use a cotton swab on suture sites (upper/lower eyelids, epicanthal folds, columella, inside the nose, under the breasts, etc.) 3 times a day
Please apply eye ointment gently.
• After the final treatment schedule on day 14 is completed, please rinse the sinuses 1-2 times a day for one month as a mandatory step.
※ For more detailed usage instructions, please refer to the “VIBE Plastic Surgery YouTube Channel.”

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• You must never remove stitches, splints, or cotton swabs from the nose yourself.
※ If you visit according to your treatment schedule, we will disinfect and remove it at our clinic.
You can wash your face after the splint is removed.
※ You must not remove the tape securing the splint yourself.
• Showering is possible after surgery, but if ear cartilage was harvested, shampooing should be done with assistance for at least 3 days, avoiding contact with water.
Please wrap it.
※ If you have had a rib harvested, please apply a waterproof bandage over it before showering.
Please refrain from drinking and smoking for at least one month, and saunas and strenuous exercise are permitted after at least one month.
You may wear glasses or sunglasses 3 weeks after surgery, and eyelash perms or extensions 1 month after surgery.

• There may be slight bleeding from the nose for 2 to 3 days after surgery.
• If you experience excessive nasal discharge or bleeding after surgery, do not swallow it; carefully remove only the discharge using a cotton swab.
Please wipe it.
• Please be sure to avoid actions that cause blood to rush to your head (like dropping your head down) or actions that apply impact to your nose.
• It is difficult to breathe through the nose for 2 to 3 days due to Merocel (hemostatic cotton), but it is difficult to remove until the bleeding stops.
Please drink plenty of water and use a humidifier to keep your surroundings from becoming dry.

• If you experience sudden pain, heat, or severe swelling at the surgical site, you must contact the hospital immediately.
• If inflammation is suspected at any point after surgery, antibiotics (injectable and oral) will be prescribed along with an analysis of the cause,
Treatment such as cleaning may be necessary after opening the surgical site.

Please apply a cold compress frequently to relieve bruising and swelling.
Please apply cold compresses to both sides of your cheeks for one week, including the day of surgery, and switch to warm compresses starting from the first week.
(Please use the provided ice pack when it is slightly soft and not frozen solid.)
(Please use a double boiler method by placing the pack in hot water. The heating pack may be damaged if heated in a microwave. Due to the risk of low-temperature burns, be sure to check the temperature and apply it only for short periods.)
Please use a higher pillow than usual when you sleep.

For a faster recovery, please wear the puller for 24 hours after the drainage tube is removed.
We recommend wearing it for 12 hours a day for 3 to 7 days, and for one month, wearing it excluding sleep time.

Three days after surgery, remove the gauze and tape, and disinfect with sterile gauze and saline solution.
(Apply the ointment thinly with a clean cotton swab three times a day, taking care to keep the stitch area from drying out, and after applying the ointment, sufficiently
Please wear the compression bandage after absorption.)

• If possible, please start washing your hair after 3 days. Before 3 days, tilt your head back to avoid contact with the surgical site.
  You can wash your hair. Saunas and steam rooms are available after one month.

Please take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
(The prescription medication contains antibiotics, painkillers, and stomach protectants.)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.
(Prophylactic aspirin is prohibited for 1-2 weeks, and red ginseng, Omega-3, and Vitamin E are prohibited for 1 week.)
However, in the case of therapeutic aspirin or anticoagulants, please consult with your attending physician to confirm the date of resumption.
If the pain is severe, you may take additional Tylenol.

Please eat porridge on the day of surgery, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
Please avoid spicy and salty foods during the recovery period to reduce swelling.

Please refrain from smoking and drinking for about one month after surgery.

Light walks help reduce swelling, so please walk without overexerting yourself.
Please refrain from strenuous facial exercises and touching the surgical site for about a month after surgery.
In particular, massages and meridian therapy involving excessive pressure are possible after about two months.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the tape, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream.

Week 2 after surgery: Lowering the head too much or on the surgical site

Month 1 after surgery: Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, strenuous exercise, and saunas.
Please refrain from opening your mouth wide or eating hard or chewy foods.

Due to the anesthetic drugs, you may have difficulty remembering what happened before and after the surgery, and it may be accompanied by slight movement disorders and dizziness.
It can happen, but it is a natural phenomenon, so you do not need to worry.
You may experience a slight fever on the day of surgery. For about one month after surgery, you may feel discomfort in the facial area.
You may experience a pulling sensation, a tingling sensation, or temporary numbness. This is the process of swelling subsiding.
It may appear asymmetrical. This is a temporary and normal phenomenon that occurs during the healing process.
Over time, it settles in and recovers.
On average, major swelling and bruising subside around 1 to 2 weeks after surgery, and residual swelling gradually decreases over a one-month period.
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Day 1: Dressing / Laser / Swelling & Antibiotics & Painkiller Injection
Day 2: Dressing / Laser / Drainage bag removal / Hyperbaric oxygen (1st session) / Replacement with silk bandage
Day 7: 1st Suture Removal / Laser / Hyperbaric Oxygen (2nd / Optional)
Days 10–14: 2nd stitch removal (if any stitches remain after the 1st)
Month 1: Bruise and Scar Management

• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 7th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
(※ Please be careful not to press on the treated area, especially in the case of fat grafting surgery.)
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water and then
Please use it.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Sleeping with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
• Please avoid bending your head down or tilting it backward. (Pressure may cause swelling and bleeding.)

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.
• Strong aesthetic treatments (e.g., meridian massage) and laser procedures (e.g., Shurink, InMode, Ulthera) are possible starting one month after surgery.
• Please avoid neck massages, neck stretching, and pressure massages for at least one month.

• Please remove the round tape attached to the treatment site the day after the bleeding stops, and replace it with Duoderm.
(It is recommended to leave Duoderm on for about 5 to 7 days.)
• The needle puncture site will naturally heal after about 7 days, but in some cases, ointment care may be necessary.
Please be careful not to let water touch the surgical site (the area with stitches).
If the seams are wet, please dry them thoroughly with a hairdryer.
• Apply sunscreen to the treated area to prevent hyperpigmentation.

• Approximately 2 to 3 weeks after the procedure, the treated area may become bumpy or feel hard due to adhesion (biobond). (This is a natural phenomenon caused by the body's hard fibrous tissue gathering to adhere the skin to the area where fat was removed.)
If you manage it with warm compresses, gentle massage, or stretching, it will gradually soften over about 3 months.
• Depending on individual differences, you may experience a sore throat and a persistent cough when swallowing for about 3 days immediately after surgery.

• Swelling or bruising around the eyes may occur on the 2nd or 3rd day. This is a normal reaction, so please do not worry and apply a cold compress or bruise cream.
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• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 3rd day after surgery, and warm compresses starting from the 4th day.
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided heat pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water before use.
Please note that the surgical site is numb, so be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
• Please do not remove the bandage wrapped around you after surgery; just leave it as is.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.
(Prophylactic aspirin is prohibited for 1-2 weeks, and red ginseng, Omega-3, and Vitamin E are prohibited for 1 week.)
However, in the case of therapeutic aspirin or anticoagulants, please consult with your attending physician to confirm the date of resumption.
• Please apply a small amount of eye ointment to the stapled area on the scalp using a cotton swab 2 to 3 times a day.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Do not remove the bandages or drainage bags applied after surgery yourself.
If you visit our clinic on the 1st or 2nd day after surgery according to your treatment schedule, we will disinfect and remove it for you.
• Please refrain from drinking alcohol and smoking for about one month after surgery.
• Please refrain from saunas/steam baths and strenuous exercise for at least one month.
(Intense massage and meridian therapy are possible after approximately 2 months.)

• You may experience nausea or dizziness similar to motion sickness from the time of surgery until the next day.
If symptoms persist, please inform us during treatment the day after surgery.
You can wash your face starting the day after surgery.
Please start washing your hair on the 3rd day after surgery. Be careful to avoid getting shampoo on the areas with staples as much as possible.
Please rinse thoroughly. Dry the surgical area completely with a hairdryer on the cool setting. (For about a month, please avoid rubbing or scrubbing your scalp too hard when shampooing or drying your hair.)
• Dyeing and perming are possible starting 2 months after surgery.

• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 7th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water and then
Please use it.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.
• Please apply a small amount of eye ointment to the stapled areas and surgical sites with stitches on the scalp 2 to 3 times a day using a cotton swab.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Do not remove the bandages or drainage bags applied after surgery yourself.
If you visit our clinic on the 1st or 2nd day after surgery according to your treatment schedule, we will disinfect and remove it for you.
• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.

• You may experience nausea or dizziness similar to motion sickness from the time of surgery until the next day.
If symptoms persist, please inform us during your treatment the day after surgery.
You may wash your face starting the day after surgery. (However, please be careful not to get the bandages wet.)
Please wash your hair starting from the 3rd day after surgery.
You must rinse thoroughly, taking care to avoid getting shampoo on the areas with staples and stitches as much as possible.
Please dry the surgical area thoroughly with a hairdryer on the cool setting.
• Dyeing and perming are possible starting 2 months after surgery.

• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 7th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
(※ Please be careful not to press on the treated area, especially in the case of fat grafting surgery.)
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water before use.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Sleeping with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
• Please refrain from lowering your head or applying force to the surgical site.
(Swelling and bleeding may occur due to pressure.)

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Strong aesthetic treatments (e.g., meridian massage), laser procedures (e.g., Shurink, InMode, Ulthera, etc.), and home care devices (those that generate heat) are permitted starting one month after surgery.
Please be careful not to place hot or cold compresses on the fat graft surgery site.
• Apply a warm compress mainly around the eyes or the surgical site, but do not rub or press the surgical site.
(In the case of forehead fat grafting, please avoid wearing hats for about 4 to 6 weeks until the grafts have taken root.)
• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.

You may wash your face and shower starting the day after surgery. If the stitches are wet, please dry them thoroughly with a hairdryer.
• Please keep the flesh-colored tape (Duoderm) attached to your face for 2 to 3 days.
(If it is dirty, you can replace it yourself.)
• Apply sunscreen to the treated area to prevent hyperpigmentation.

• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 7th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
(※ Please be careful not to press on the treated area, especially in the case of fat grafting surgery.)
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water and then
Please use it.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; after removing the threads, gently wipe them off with cleansing cream or oil.

Sleeping with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
• Please refrain from lowering your head or applying force to the surgical site.
(Swelling and bleeding may occur due to pressure.)

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to surgery.

On the day of surgery, please eat light foods such as porridge, and you can resume a normal diet starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.
• Strong aesthetics (e.g., meridian massage), laser procedures (e.g., Shurink, InMode, Ulthera, etc.), home care devices (heat sensation
Creation) is possible starting one month after surgery.

• Remove the round tape attached to the treatment site the day after the bleeding stops, and then use Duoderm.
Please replace it. (It is recommended to leave the Duoderm on for about 5-7 days.)
The needle punctures at the procedure site will naturally heal after about 7 days, but ointment care may be necessary in some cases.
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• Apply sunscreen to the treated area to prevent hyperpigmentation.
• The skin may become dry due to skin irritation and sebaceous gland stimulation during the liposuction process.
Please wash your face with lukewarm water on the day of surgery. Apply a moisturizing cream frequently, and increase your water intake.
We recommend doing this frequently, and please apply sunscreen to the treated area to prevent pigmentation.
Please wear the compression band (silk band) for about 10 hours a day for one month starting from the day of surgery.
※ Please tighten only enough to maintain elasticity. Tightening too hard or using it for a long time may cause bruising.

• After about 2 to 3 weeks post-procedure, the treated area may become bumpy due to adhesion (biobond), or
It may feel hard. (A hard substance from the body to help the skin adhere to the area where fat has been removed)
It is a natural phenomenon caused by the accumulation of fibers.
If you manage it with warm compresses, gentle massage, or stretching, it will gradually soften over about 3 months.
• Depending on individual differences, you may experience a sore throat and a persistent cough when swallowing for about 3 days immediately after surgery.

• To alleviate bruising and swelling, please apply cold compresses frequently until the 3th day after surgery, and warm compresses frequently thereafter.
(※ Please be careful not to press on the treated area, especially in the case of fat grafting surgery.)
• Light walks help reduce swelling.
• When using the provided hot pack for a warm compress, do not heat it in a microwave; instead, soak it in warm water and then
Please use it.
Since the surgical site is numb, please be sure to check the temperature on the back of your hand before use.
Do not rub any remaining design pen marks; gently remove them with cleansing cream or oil.

Sleeping in a supine position with your upper body elevated for about 3 to 4 days will help relieve swelling.
Please avoid postures that involve lowering or tilting your head back, as well as facial massages that apply pressure to the surgical site.
(Swelling and bleeding may occur due to pressure.)

Take the prescribed medication 30 minutes after breakfast, lunch, and dinner, three times a day.
(Prescription drugs – antibiotics, painkillers, stomach protectants)
• Please consult with the hospital before taking any medication you were taking prior to the procedure.

On the day of the procedure, please eat light food such as porridge, and you can resume normal eating starting the next day.
• During the recovery period, please avoid spicy and salty stimulating foods to reduce swelling.

• Please refrain from drinking alcohol, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise for at least one month according to your surgery plan.
• Strong aesthetics (e.g., meridian massage), laser procedures (e.g., Shurink, InMode, Ulthera, etc.) are
It is possible starting one month after surgery.

• The treated area may temporarily feel tight or throbbing.
Common dimples (symptoms that pinch like a dimple) usually resolve over time, but if they are excessively pinched, please contact a hospital.

• If an electrically conductive material, such as an internal pacemaker or defibrillator, has been implanted, or if there is untreated pneumothorax, or
Treatment is difficult for pregnant women. You must inform the medical staff in advance.
• If you have symptoms of a cold or the flu, inform a medical professional.
• Do not drink carbonated beverages within 1 hour of treatment.

You may feel a temporary rise in temperature due to pressure, and a sensation of fullness in the ears caused by changes in pressure.
You may feel a sensation, similar to the feeling of an airplane taking off. These symptoms include yawning, swallowing saliva, and nose
You can relieve it by blocking the airway and exhaling, drinking water, etc.
• As external pressure increases during pressurization, discomfort may be felt in the ears, sinuses, teeth, etc.
• (Multi-person Chamber) Put on and take off the oxygen mask during the procedure according to the medical staff's instructions.
You may feel cold or chills depending on the pressure, and hear a “popping” or “clicking” sound in the ear to equalize the pressure.
You may hear sounds. These symptoms are all normal adaptive responses and occur while breathing normally.
It will disappear. If these symptoms persist, please consult a medical professional.
• Do not hold your breath during decompression.
The wound area may turn red or white during the procedure. These are all normal reactions.
You can freely communicate with external medical staff at any time during the procedure.

• You may feel dizzy after the procedure. This sensation may last for a short while and will soon
You can adapt to daily life.
• Do not engage in activities that cause changes in pressure, such as flying, within 24 hours after the procedure.

• You may feel dizzy after the procedure. This sensation may last for a short while and will soon
You can adapt to daily life.
• Do not engage in activities that cause changes in pressure, such as flying, within 24 hours after the procedure.
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• For patients with hypoglycemia, take a light snack before the procedure or bring unwrapped candy into the procedure as needed.
You can consume it in one case.
• Vision may temporarily change after hyperbaric oxygen therapy. It usually returns to normal within a few weeks and correction
It is not recommended to change the prescription for glasses or lenses.
• During treatment, tobacco (cigars, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, pipe tobacco, etc.) or nicotine products (nicotine gum, patches,
We do not use fixed-type candies, etc.
• Patient experience may vary from person to person. Unusual side effects may occur, or symptoms may worsen over time.
If this happens, consult a doctor immediately.

• Treatment results may vary from person to person. To achieve the desired results, additional procedures may be required at your discretion.
You may also undergo a procedure. Although the possibility is very low, there may be no noticeable effect after the procedure.