Lee Sang-woo, Professor and PhD graduate of the Graduate School of Medicine, Seoul National University, is currently a Clinical Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at Seoul National University Hospital and has nearly 20 years of extensive clinical experience. He is one of Korea’s renowned plastic surgery experts. He has continuously devoted himself to in-depth study and advanced learning in facial bone surgery and has unique insights and advantages in facial contouring. His surgical technique is superb, his postoperative results are excellent, and he has earned the satisfaction and recognition of numerous patients. He has also published papers multiple times in relevant journals.

Dr. Lee Sang-woo noted that the purpose of two-jaw surgery is not cosmetic but to improve a protruding chin or malocclusion. Excessive bone resection in contouring surgery can cause skin sagging and unnatural postoperative results. Therefore, two-jaw surgery using clockwise rotation can achieve a natural and soft aesthetic effect in the lower face when viewed from the front by minimizing bone resection.

 

Craniomaxillofacial contour repair and reconstruction, zygomatic bone movement surgery, Shaping V-Line facial contouring, long-curve mandibular angle surgery, eye and nose plastic surgery and revision, etc.

 

Life Member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons

Plastic Surgery Specialist at Seoul National University Hospital

Member of the Korean Maxillofacial Contouring Research Society

Adjunct Professor of Plastic Surgery at Seoul National University Hospital

Full Member of the Korean Society of Craniofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Full Member of the International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (IPRAS)

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