Revision liposuction: correcting a previous result.
365mc runs a dedicated liposuction revision center for patients unhappy with liposuction done elsewhere, with its own separate space and surgeons focused on revision cases.
Chief Medical Officer and chair of the 365mc council of representative directors.
Hospital Director
Dr. Lim Junyong
ArmsAbdomenThighsHERPAGORIMale chest
Revision liposuction
When a previous result needs correcting
365mc runs a dedicated liposuction revision center
for patients unhappy with liposuction done elsewhere, with its own separate space and surgeons focused on revision cases.
Principle 1
Honesty
Revision changes are often less dramatic than a first surgery. Surgeons explain clearly what can improve and what has limited room for change.
Principle 2
Principles
Many poor results come from basic principles not being followed. Revision is planned with careful line correction and the anesthesia team.
Principle 3
Responsibility
Unexpected variables are more common in revision. Experience in handling them protects both safety and the result.
365mc’s revision surgeons include members of its Master’s Club, a title the group gives surgeons with more than 13,000 to 20,000 liposuction cases each. 365mc has also published a Korean-language book on liposuction revision.
Inside the operating floor
A surgical dream team
behind every case
365mc’s Seoul hospital performs only liposuction and LAMS, so every team on the floor is organised around one kind of procedure. Each has a single job, and they work as one system from screening to recovery.
6Specialist teams on the floor
CCTVIn liposuction ORs
1:1Medical interpretation
0Consults while operating
Surgical operations team
A dedicated team runs the operating schedule and supports area-specialized surgeons, who focus on specific body zones.
Anesthesia team
Staff experienced in liposuction anesthesia are on site. For high-risk patients, or when the medical team judges it necessary, an anesthesiologist administers anesthesia directly and monitors you throughout.
Safety management team
Before surgery a safety officer checks the surgeon’s blood pressure, pulse, temperature and overall condition.
Infection control team
Sterile operating-room protocols with a dedicated team for infection prevention.
Clinical pathology lab
Pre-operative tests are analysed in-house so results feed straight into your plan.
Recovery support team
Monitors you after surgery and runs the Orange Care program that follows.
Triple Patient Assurance
Three things you can verify yourself
365mc runs three “patient confirmation” systems so that what happens during surgery is transparent, not just promised.
Operating-room CCTV
CCTV runs in liposuction operating rooms so you can confirm your surgery was carried out safely and as planned.
Surgeon condition check
A safety officer checks your surgeon’s vital signs and condition before the operation; only a surgeon cleared as fit performs it, from start to finish.
Schedule disclosure
Surgeons hold no consultations while operating. Each surgeon has fixed outpatient hours, published in advance.
The hospital
Inside 365mc in Seoul
Hospital-grade infrastructure built for one specialty: operating rooms, monitoring, aftercare and private recovery under one roof.
Operating roomLiposuction performed with dedicated teamsPrivate loungeQuiet waiting before your procedureHyperbaric oxygenPart of the Orange Care programLight & frequency therapyPost-procedure care sessionsPrivate recovery roomRest under staff supervision
FAQ
Common questions
Still unsure? Our English-speaking coordinators reply on WhatsApp, usually within 24 hours (excluding weekends and Korean holidays).
Can every problem be fixed? +
Not always. 365mc’s first revision principle is honesty about what can improve and what has limited room for change.
Is revision more complex? +
Yes. Scar tissue and previous changes make revision harder, so it is planned carefully with the anesthesia team.
Principle 2
Principle 3
