You will be you.

You will be you.

Will Be Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery clinic in Seoul built on a simple promise: the result should belong to your face. Not to a trend, not to a template, and not to a photograph of someone else. Our name carries that promise. You will be you, with the proportions that are already yours brought into balance.

That starts with listening. Many people who come to us are not looking for a dramatic change. They want to look less tired, to correct something that has bothered them for years, or to repair the result of an earlier operation that never felt like theirs. Each of those goals asks for restraint as much as skill.

Plastic surgery is a decision about your own body, and it deserves time, clear information and honest limits. This site is written to give you that, whether you are a few streets away in Gangnam or planning a trip from another country.

Why does one surgeon matter?

At Will Be, Dr. Kim Jun-young, representative surgeon, personally performs every consultation, every surgical design, every operation and every follow-up visit. There are no hand-offs to another doctor between the conversation and the operating table, and no surgeon you have never met.

This matters for a practical reason. The person who measures your eyelid, studies how your brow moves and listens to what you want is the same person who makes the incision and places each suture. Nothing is lost in translation. When you return for review, the surgeon examining you remembers what was done and why.

Read more about the one-surgeon principle, or see a factual comparison of one-surgeon and large clinics.

What procedures does Will Be focus on?

Dr. Kim concentrates on a defined set of procedures rather than trying to offer everything. A narrower focus means each technique is performed often and refined continuously.

Eyes and revision eyelid surgery

Eyelid surgery is the heart of the clinic, from the Ten-Minute Natural Adhesion double eyelid to ptosis correction and lower blepharoplasty with septum reinforcement. Revision double eyelid surgery is a particular strength: correcting creases that are too high, folds that have loosened, or scars that remain visible. Explore all eye surgery and revision surgery.

Face and forehead lifting

For descent of the brow, midface and jawline, options include the endoscopic forehead lift, facelift and thread lift. See face and forehead lifting.

Nose

Rhinoplasty at Will Be includes non-implant rhinoplasty using your own tissue, as well as implant-based options and dorsal hump correction. See nose surgery.

Fat grafting

PRP micro fat grafting restores lost volume with your own fat, in small parcels designed to establish a blood supply. See fat grafting.

Non-surgical treatments

Not every concern needs surgery. Non-surgical treatments such as botulinum toxin, dermal filler and skin-quality injectables are offered with the same design-first thinking.

Men have their own anatomy and their own idea of what looks right. See men's plastic surgery.

The Will Be method: Listen, Design, Operate, Follow through

1. Listen. The consultation begins with what you want and why. Dr. Kim asks what bothers you, what you would like to keep, and what worries you. Many decisions are made here, including the decision not to operate.
2. Design. Your anatomy is examined in detail: skin thickness, fat distribution, muscle strength, bone structure and how your face moves. The plan is drawn for your proportions, not copied from a standard.
3. Operate. Dr. Kim performs the surgery himself, from first incision to final suture, with attention to gentle tissue handling that supports healing.
4. Follow through. Follow-up is with the same surgeon. Swelling, healing and the final settling of the result are monitored by the person who knows exactly what was done.

You can prepare for that first conversation with our list of questions to ask at your consultation.

An academic, anatomy-first approach

Good results come from understanding structure. A double eyelid crease is not simply a line drawn on skin; it depends on how the levator aponeurosis, the tendon-like sheet that lifts the lid, connects to the skin. Under-eye bags are not just excess fat; they often reflect a weakened orbital septum, the thin membrane that holds fat in place. A sagging jawline usually involves the SMAS, the fibrous layer beneath the skin, not the skin alone.

At Will Be, Dr. Kim explains these structures in consultation so you can understand what is being proposed and why. The same approach runs through this site, including our eyelid anatomy guide and glossary. Dr. Kim also shares educational videos on his YouTube channel, @willbekim; see videos and media.

Understanding the anatomy also clarifies the limits. Surgery works with living tissue that heals in its own way. Individual results vary, and an honest plan says so.

Coming from abroad?

Many patients travel to Seoul for surgery. Will Be supports international patients with online assessment before travel, clear planning of how long to stay, and follow-up after you return home. Start with how it works or request a virtual consultation.

Patient guides

Our patient guides cover recovery, cost factors, safety and decision-making in plain language. Popular starting points include double eyelid surgery recovery, whether you are a candidate for revision and how to choose a plastic surgeon in Korea. If you are not sure what you need, begin with your concern.