12 dated source summaries from 2025-09-03 to 2025-09-23, with original links and related topics.
These English summaries describe the original Korean posts. Dates belong to the source posts. These posts were published by the ILCHI clinic account. A personal name is attributed only where the source text identifies it. Case reports and clinic explanations are kept separate from published research.
A rib-remodeling explanation using piezo equipment
Dr. Moon's ILCHI post describes ultrasound planning and partial lower-rib osteotomy using piezo equipment, followed by repositioning and support. It distinguishes this approach from complete removal and separately discusses flank liposuction, hip fat grafting, and removal as other contouring options. The article includes waist-reduction estimates but provides no supporting cohort or standardized measurements.
This ILCHI article describes selecting a Ponytail-lift plan from facial proportions, expression, skin laxity, and deeper tissue support. It outlines endoscopic access, release, fixation, and selective skin adjustment, then discusses the clinic's postoperative observation and services. The post emphasizes intended balance across the temple, cheek, and facial contour rather than reporting a measured patient outcome.
Dr. Moon's clinic post describes assessing bone, muscle, fat, and skin when chin descent accompanies an indistinct neck contour. It outlines different access routes and combinations of repositioning, platysma fixation, and selective fat treatment. The article presents Folding Zero as the clinic's name for coordinated lower-face planning and describes individualized follow-up.
In this clinic article, Dr. Moon discusses publications by Dr. Kao rather than presenting papers he authored himself. He summarizes how operative variants depend on skin excess, access, and associated procedures, then discusses tissue fixation and reported complications. The post also describes the clinic's own candidate considerations, including people with descent after facial contouring.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article describes ultrasound-guided planning, partial lower-rib osteotomy, repositioning, and support during recovery. It contrasts preservation with removal and discusses flank fat treatment and hip volume as additional influences on waist proportions. The post includes numerical waist-reduction claims, but does not provide a patient dataset or measurement method to support them.
This ILCHI overview describes an endoscopic lift planned around facial proportions, movement, tissue support, and skin laxity. Dr. Moon outlines access, release, fixation, and skin adjustment, then describes the clinic's monitoring and staged follow-up. The post addresses patients concerned about visible incisions and recovery, presenting the clinic's approach rather than a documented comparative study.
Dr. Moon's clinic article reviews three selected cases: two after facial bone contouring and one involving age-related descent. It describes scalp-only access when lower-face laxity was limited, additional fat grafting when volume loss accompanied descent, and a separate case combining lower-eyelid surgery with a lift using postauricular access. These examples illustrate how accompanying findings changed the operative plan.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article describes assessing facial structure and skin laxity before endoscopic release and fixation of supporting tissues. It includes adjustment of excess skin and discusses the intended cheek and contour changes in relation to facial proportions. The post also compares its approach with an incisional facelift and presents the clinic's monitoring and postoperative services.
This ILCHI interview text describes traveling to Japan for consultations about chin drooping and lifting. The speaker explains that a host surgeon who visits the Korean clinic provides consultation space in Ginza, and says consented case photographs support discussions. The post emphasizes explaining the requested concern directly and allowing patients time to decide, alongside reported interest following social-media reviews.
This ILCHI post describes partial lower-rib osteotomy and inward repositioning, with CT and ultrasound used in planning. It discusses support garments and follow-up, and separately mentions flank liposuction and hip fat grafting to influence proportions. Unusually, it also lists rib removal as a different option requiring careful discussion of safety and recovery.
This ILCHI interview text recounts Japanese consultations about chin length, lip closure, and tightness, often after contouring surgery. It also describes a person whose chin descended mainly during smiling without prior surgery. The speaker emphasizes that these symptoms do not occur after every contouring operation and discusses explaining treatment through previous cases.
Dr. Moon's ILCHI article describes a mini lift using limited access while treating both skin and deeper supporting tissue. It outlines assessment of anatomy, repositioning, fixation, and closure, with attention to facial proportions and movement. The post also describes follow-up and recovery services as parts of the clinic's approach.