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Emergencies in Korea: From Calling 119 to Using the Emergency Room
A step-by-step guide to who to contact and how in Korea when you suddenly get sick or injured, the cost of a 119 ambulance, and how to find open hospitals and pharmacies.
Medical trends
What to Know Before a Vision Correction Consultation: Preparing for and Recovering from LASIK, LASEK, and SMILE
A summary of the tests, contact lens break periods, possible discomforts, and aftercare points to check before consulting about vision correction such as LASIK, LASEK, or SMILE.
Visiting a hospital
7 Things to Check Before Having Plastic Surgery in Korea
A pre-consultation checklist for plastic surgery in Korea: whether the clinic is registered to treat international patients, whether a board-certified specialist treats you, and what the estimate and aftercare cover.
Medical trends
Rejuran Skin Booster: Why Is It Mentioned So Often in Korean Skin Care?
An overview of Rejuran, a skin booster that injects salmon-derived PN into the dermis: how it works, what the procedure involves, typical intervals, recovery, and points to check before your visit.

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