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2026-06-07

Starting a New Blog: My Philosophy on Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Sense

Dr. Choi of Gangnam Seoyeon Plastic Surgery shares his thoughts on starting a new blog to document his professional philosophy and aesthetic values.

Starting a New Blog: My Philosophy on Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Sense

Starting a New Blog: My Philosophy on Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Sense

As I go through life, I feel the desire to leave something behind.

They say a tiger leaves its skin when it dies, and a person leaves their name. However, in this modern world where there are so many talented and brilliant individuals, leaving one’s name is no easy feat. So, I have decided to simply start writing down my thoughts and convictions here.

Dr. Choi with Dr. Capurro

This is a photo taken with the famous Italian surgeon, Dr. Capurro (left), and his assistant (right). It was a moment where we shared insights regarding surgery on the theme of facial lifting using ‘Elasticum’.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this blog post?

Yes, it was written to record my convictions as a doctor and my philosophy on plastic surgery. The author started the blog with the idea of leaving meaningful records throughout life and intends to document their aesthetic sense and honest thoughts in writing.

Who is the Italian doctor mentioned in the article?

Yes, it is Capurro, a famous Italian doctor. The author states in the main text that they took a photo with Dr. Capurro and his assistant and had an in-depth conversation about facial lifting surgery.

What surgical topic was discussed with Dr. Capurro?

Yes, facial lifting using Elasticum was the main topic of discussion. The author met with Dr. Capurro in Italy and had an in-depth discussion about surgical methods, focusing on a facial lifting procedure called Elasticum.

Which hospital wrote this article?

Yes, it is Gangnam Seoyeon Plastic Surgery. This post was written by Gangnam Seoyeon Plastic Surgery on August 14, 2018, and is the director's first blog post containing their personal philosophy on plastic surgery and aesthetic convictions.

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