Social media is full of people flying to Korea for beauty treatments and cosmetic surgery — but is it really worth it? I sat down with Los Angeles cosmetic nurse practitioner Cindy Kim to talk about the most popular K-beauty treatments, why they’re so hyped, and whether it’s actually a good idea to travel to Korea for them.
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00:00 Intro
01:23 K-Beauty Trends
07:06 Korean Cosmetic Treatments
23:50 Korean Beauty Standards
30:23 Travel to Korea
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I haven’t seen the full video yet but the TikTok of the lady who lost her vision in one eye in Korea would deter me forever.
So, it’s malpractice then .
That video was very sad but I want to note, that can happen anywhere. I’ve seen the best doctors in the US have accidents like that.
@@SusanYara from a point of view, good to know….
WHAT DID SHEE DO AD WHEERE DID SHE GO
That can literally happen anywhere tho.
Mashallah the guest is so beautiful just like susan.
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Loved this video. Thanks for the information. ❤
Hey Susan, what do you think about the Purito Bamboo moisturizer? (It’s korean)
This was a beautiful interview. Both of you ladies look amazing. Yet so different. ❤
I have heavy jowels and turkey neck. I would love to get it obliterated 😂 i love the jaws too. I have a very large face.
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I’ve been watching so many Korean treatments videos of late so this video is on point.
I have learned so much with your podcast so far! Love it. 😊
4:27 is it true that ppl actually get their faces re-built in S. Korea and need to bring a note from the surgeon/hospital stating that this new person is the SAME person as in their passport? 🤔 could be an urban legend idk 🤷🏻♀️
The “friend'” Susan is talking about is Chriselle Lim. Cindy worked her magic, dissolved all her filler, did some laser sorcery and somehow turned back time — now this woman’s in her 40s looking like she just graduated college. No BS.
I just came back from a week in Seoul and while I initially was so excited to go beauty shopping and get inspired by their innovative products and treatments, I was shocked to see how far this has come tbh. Subway ads with perfectly pale faces, milky white and no pores, beauty clinics everywhere, and seeing women walking on the streets with bandages from freshly done surgeries. It seemed not being about well-aging but looking like a 10-year old as long as possible. Very weird!