2026-05-29
Appointment as Clinical Professor at Korea University College of Medicine, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (2023)
Dr. MedicDoctor shares news of his 2023 appointment as a Clinical Professor at Korea University and his recent lecture on safe incisional ptosis correction.

I have been quite busy lately with various matters, so my blog posts have piled up a bit.
Today’s post is about the following:
‘2023 Appointment as Clinical Professor at Korea University College of Medicine, Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.’

On July 20th, I visited the hospital in the morning to give a lecture to the residents.
The lecture focused on how to safely perform incisional ptosis correction and double eyelid surgery.

They were kind enough to take photos during the lecture. I also took a commemorative photo with Professor Jae-ho Jeong.

Thank you very much.
Frequently Asked Questions
What position were you appointed to at Korea University College of Medicine in 2023?
I was appointed as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery. The author was appointed as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at Korea University College of Medicine in 2023, demonstrating expertise through academic activities and lectures for residents.
When was the lecture for residents held?
It was held on the morning of July 20th. As an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at Korea University College of Medicine, I attended a morning lecture for plastic surgery residents to share surgical know-how.
What was the main topic of the lecture?
It was about how to safely perform incisional double eyelid surgery (ptosis surgery). I educated plastic surgery residents on professional surgical techniques to ensure patient safety and achieve successful results when performing ptosis surgery using the incisional method.
Who did you take a photo with at the lecture?
I took a photo with Professor Jaeho Jeong. After successfully completing the morning lecture for residents on July 20th, I took a commemorative photo with Professor Jaeho Jeong, who was also present, documenting a meaningful adjunct professor activity.