Dr. Jang Jin-woo, Eyelid and Facelift Plastic Surgeon

The specialist title comes from residency training in plastic surgery at Kyung Hee University Medical Center in Seoul. In Korea, a doctor first holds a general medical license and then earns a separate specialist certification in one field after residency and a national specialist examination; for Dr. Jang, that field is plastic surgery. The record below lists each item as it appears in the clinic's own documents, without added years or totals.

Seven professional society memberships

Dr. Jang holds regular membership in seven societies: four Korean and three international. A membership shows that a surgeon follows the society's meetings and journals; it is not a committee post or an award, and none is described here as one.

• Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (KSPRS)
• Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (KSAPS)
• A Korean society for craniofacial plastic surgery
• Korean Association of Plastic Surgeons
• International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)
• European Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (ESOPRS)
• American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)

ESOPRS is a European society devoted to surgery of the eyelids, tear ducts and eye socket. Since eyelid and brow operations make up the core of Dr. Jang's surgical work at the clinic, it is the membership that sits closest to that daily practice. The two American and international memberships, ASPS and ISAPS, cover plastic surgery as a whole.

Teaching, speaking and advisory records

Four dated documents sit alongside the memberships. They are listed in date order and in plain terms, exactly as issued.

• 2023: official advisor for QUILL sutures (Corza Medical), recorded while Dr. Jang led Jang Plastic Surgery.
• December 2024: speaker at a Rejeju Medical seminar held at JNI Hall in Tangerang, Indonesia.
• April 2025: completion certificate from JUVGEN ACADEMY training.
• September 2025: letter of appreciation from CGBIO for teaching visiting overseas physicians through its Visiting Clinician Program (VCP).

Operations Dr. Jang performs at ENTER Plastic Surgery

Surgery at the clinic is a one-surgeon model: the incision design, the operation and the surgical plan are handled by Dr. Jang. The procedures fall into two groups: eyelid and brow work, and face and neck lifting.

• Under-eye fat repositioning through the inner surface of the lower eyelid, closed with absorbable stitches
• Lower and upper blepharoplasty, with upper-eyelid fat grafting available as an add-on to upper eyelid surgery
• Ptosis correction, offered as an add-on with upper blepharoplasty or incisional double eyelid surgery
• Incisional and non-incisional double eyelid surgery, epicanthoplasty and lateral canthoplasty
• Sub-brow lift, with the incision placed just under the eyebrow
• Endoscopic brow and forehead lift with Endotine fixation
• Multi-vector SMAS facelift, SMAS mini facelift, neck lift, temple (temporal) lift surgery and corset platysmaplasty
• Facial fat grafting and ear keloid excision

Anesthesia follows the operation. The full facelift is done under general anesthesia given by an anesthesiologist. Eyelid operations use IV sedation or local anesthesia depending on the procedure, and IV sedation is billed as a separate item for every operation. Each procedure has its own page on this site with recovery, risks and prices.

How a surgical plan is shaped

The direction Dr. Jang sets for surgery is change that looks natural yet is clearly visible. That starts with a design made for one face: the incision line is drawn for each patient, and the amount of fat, skin or muscle to move is matched to what the eyelid or face shows at the consultation. In under-eye fat repositioning, for example, the lower-lid fat is kept and shifted down into the groove beneath it.

The clinic sums up its starting point in one line from Dr. Jang: "Good care begins with sincere empathy for the person in front of you." In practice, that means listening first to what bothers you in the mirror, then explaining which operation fits that concern, which one does not, and what limits remain. Results differ between people, and aging continues after any operation.

Registration and language support at the clinic

ENTER Plastic Surgery appears on Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare register of medical institutions approved to treat international patients, with registration number M-2023-01-08-7461. English-speaking staff are available at the clinic, and visitors from abroad can begin with the form at the bottom of this page.