Training and board certification
Source for all rows: source
| Stage | Detail |
|---|---|
| College | University of California at Berkeley, Molecular Cell Biology and Biochemistry; Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, National Merit Scholar |
| Medical school | University of California at Irvine, Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP); MD and Ph.D. degrees |
| Surgical training | Six years at UCLA |
| Further training | South Korea, after completing plastic surgery training |
- The about page heading reads "BOARD-CERTIFIED plastic and reconstructive surgeon." The certifications section shows the American Board of Plastic Surgery logo.
- Memberships shown as logos: American Society of Plastic Surgeons, American Medical Association, California Medical Association, California Pacific Society.
- The site states he is trained in trans-umbilical breast augmentation (TUBA) and performs Asian plastic surgery.
Eyelid surgery work
The eyelid page (source) lists blepharoplasty for these purposes:
- Rejuvenation of the upper lids, lower lids or both, to smooth wrinkles, reduce bags and correct sagging (ptosis).
- Removal of bags or other obstructions that impair vision, on the upper or lower lids.
- Asian eyelid surgery, which adds an upper lid crease.
- Medial epicanthoplasty, which opens the inner corners of the eyes.
The eyelid gallery (source) shows 12 case studies, each with a caption naming the technique and the follow-up interval:
- Incisional upper blepharoplasty with removal of excess skin and fat, photographed three to seven months after surgery and at one year.
- Incisional upper blepharoplasty combined with subciliary lower blepharoplasty for fat pad resection and lower lid skin tightening.
- Subciliary lower blepharoplasty alone in a 42-year-old woman, to remove lower eyelid fat and tighten lower lid skin.
- Upper blepharoplasty by incisional approach with lower blepharoplasty by transconjunctival approach, which leaves no incision on the lower lid skin.
- Incisional double eyelid surgery, with one case combined with levator advancement.
- Suture blepharoplasty, a non-incisional method, used on one eye to correct upper eyelid fold asymmetry.
- Incisional blepharoplasty with ptosis correction in a man with congenital ptosis. The caption states ptosis is common among Asians and that patients often lift their brows to compensate.
The site has no brow lift page and no revision eyelid page.
Other procedures
The procedures page lists Asian nose surgery and rhinoplasty, breast augmentation, breast lift, breast implant revision, tummy tuck and Jeuveau injections. The site also has face lift, nose, breast and body before-and-after galleries (procedures).
Insurance and cost
The site publishes no prices and makes no statement about insurance or Medicare coverage for eyelid surgery. The home page offers CareCredit financing (source).