Soldiers getting plastic surgery on their final leave before discharge—is that the trend now?
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※ Plastic surgery may cause side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, bruising or nerve damage, depending on the individual. Please be aware of these risks. ※ The photos in this video are used with the patients’ consent. Is there a must-visit stop for soldiers on their final leave before returning to their units? JAYJUN Plastic Surgery, with a cumulative total of over 100,000 male patients, shares the real plastic surgery trends among service members. The current trend is to have surgery during roughly 2 weeks of final leave, get the stitches removed, then return to the unit and let the swelling settle comfortably(?) during the remaining service period before a confident discharge! Eye surgery for a defined yet natural monolid look? Natural rhinoplasty without an implant? When is the best time for consultation and surgery? To service members who devoted the prime of their youth to their country: give yourself the best discharge gift for all your hard work protecting it. Before returning to civilian life, refresh your appearance and recharge your confidence! Join JAYJUN Talks✧*.◟(ˊᗨˋ)◞.*✧