MVP7 take care of all scheduled patients’ needs from the day they arrive until the day they depart. We welcome clients upon arrival, provide them with private transport and private Interpreter service; select the best accommodation that MVP7 can offer, suggest the finest dining places and the most interesting tours and activities, always bringing MVP7 patients close to the real wellbeing and its renewal of life.

When visiting Korea for medical purpose, tourist/patient must have acquires C3(M) or G1(M) visa at embassy or consulate office of the Republic of Korea. For future assistance inquire at a MVP7 Medical Expert . Call 82+2.3442.36668 E-mail beautypower@hotmail.com

[Required document / JPG FILE]
● Passport Copy
● 1 photo (3x4)
● Application for confirmation of visa issuance
● Official proof of medical treatment requirement by healthcare provider(s)
● Financial documentation to prove affordability of expenses (account balance of U$10000)
● Copy of Certificate of Registration of inviting healthcare provider (or facilitator) Form of Medical Service Act, article 23 or 24
● Training certificate issued by immigration office to healthcare provider, facilitator or employee (staff)

Thank you for choosing MVP7 plastic surgery center
This patient information is designed to guide you through your preparation for surgery.
Please read this information and bring it with you to your pre-surgical clinic appointment.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let your clinic manager know when you arrive at the hospital.


PRE-OPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS

• ■ Complete the below medical questionnaire prior to the initial consultation,
• ■ Please arrive at the facility 90 minutes prior to your scheduled procedure
• ■ Please have a valid passport available at check-in for positive identification.
• ■ Bring your form of payment (cash or credit card)
• ■ Fasting 8hours, you should have NOTHING by mouth starting at midnight the night before surgery.
• ■ This includes food, liquids, coffee or tea, chewing gum, hard candy, etc.
• ■ Take blood pressure mediations and heart mediations on the day of surgery with sip of water.
• ■ Avoid taking aspirin and certain anti-inflammatory drugs for 2-3 weeks prior to the surgery.
• ■ Avoid alcoholic drinks, smoking for 2-3 weeks prior to the surgery.
• ■ Bathe or shower before arriving, but do not apply lotion after bathing.
• ■ Don’t wear makeup, perfume, nail polish, creams, lotions jewelry the day of surgery.
• ■ If you wear contacts, leave them at home, and wear your glasses.
• ■ Comfortable, loose fitting clothing that will be easy to put back on after surgery.
• ■ Please leave jewelry, money, valuables and credit cards at home.
• ■ Notify your physician of any change in your health, such as a cold, fever or sore throat.
• ■ Female patients, if there is any possibility you are pregnant, please notify your doctor and the facility’s nurse.
• ■ Female patients: Do not wear tampons during the surgery for risk of toxic shock syndrome. If you have your menstrual period, please let the nurse know prior to the operation and she will provide an alternative product.
• ■ We give you some antibiotic ointment, pain medicine, eye mask in your recovery kit to get you started.

POST-OPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS

• ■ Have an adult available to drive you home if you are having an outpatient procedure performed.
• ■ DO NOT stay on your own for at least 24 hours after surgery. Have a responsible adult with you at all times.
• ■ This 24 hour time begins when you are discharged from the hospital whether as an outpatient or if you leave the hospital a day or two after your procedure.
• ■ Be careful for 24 hours. Anesthetic effects may linger for some time.
• ■ Avoid alcoholic beverages. This is especially true if you are taking narcotic pain medication for this can be particularly harmful.
• ■ Drink fluids to flush your body of anesthetic and other medication. Straws help you to ingest more volume.
• ■ Take your medications with some food in your stomach or you may get nauseated.
• ■ Start slowly with food but advance as tolerated. For the first 24 hours, soft food, bland foods, and liquids are best. (Water and crackers are not enough, and you may persistently feel weak if this is all that is eaten.) Advancing your diet appropriately will help you heal as proteins are essential for wound healing.
• ■ Although rare, if you get a rash, itching all over the body, throat tightness or wheezing, call the office immediately as this may be a sign of drug allergy.
• ■ DO NOT remove dressings unless instructed to do so.
• ■ Call +82 2 3442 6668 for any significant increase in pain, fever over 101.0, redness, or swelling around incision sites.
• ■ Be sure to go over your prescription medications with your surgeon to take specifically what is discussed as well as only the medications you are given after surgery.
• ■ You should have a bowel movement within one or two days after surgery. If not take an over the counter laxative. If this still doesn’t help please notify your surgeon. You may need a stronger medication at this point.