Day in the Life of Top Skincare Doctor in Korea
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- čas přidán 10. 03. 2024
- For all skincare-related inquiries, you can contact Dr. Kim at 640 Clinic directly here: t.ly/gebxS
Special thanks to Dr. Kim for letting us shadow him for a day. The opinions expressed in this video do not reflect to the views of ASIAN BOSS.
For all skincare-related inquiries, you can contact Dr. Kim at 640 Clinic directly here: t.ly/gebxS
Random Megan Bowen appearance
Wonder why she didnt speak korean to the doctor lol. Unless they’re trying to cater to foreigners
My exact thoughts 😂 I was like “oh hey it’s Megan Bowen.. but she’s not a doctor!” 🤦🏽♀️
The second. 😂 Shes so pretty she really doesn't need treatments... What a waste... @@iamgem
Right?! I’ve not seen her videos in years but still recognized her 😂
I was just glad to see her!
Megan Moon ❤!!!!
Who is she?
She's a CZcamsr too@@sodafraka
This doctor seems really genuine, nice and easy going! It’s refreshing to see a doctor who cares and is thorough with his work, making me wish I had doctors like him in my country. I noticed how the guy with the freckles was concerned regarding his pores as well, but the doctor kept it honest and told him he didn't need it
Absolutely
The doctor seems really kind and does what he does out of sheer passion to help others! Hope he does even well in the future!
Yeah I has this feeling too. He does seem like a nice guy
I love how he put the safety and cleanliness first of the stem cells room, But at the same time was as hospitable as he could be!
It's amazing he volunteers in his free time, That's alot of work really!
He seems so genuine, just a caring guy. Always fascinating to see all the widgets being developed in the cosmetic derm industry!
Megan moon! I love her!
Since skincare and skin clinics is so huge in Korea I found this to be super interesting. I wasnever into skincare until I started to study Korean and kbeauty started to become a part to help relax and de-stress and it has become very interesting to learn more about skin as a topic in general because of it just from diving into what different products does. Stem cells and cytokines.. wow. I can see why clinic treatments help a lot because that together with the microblading is a huge boost to the elasticity. Having nice skin over there is like having nice white teeth in the US, it just really leaves a good impression so I get it honestly.
He seemed kind and genuine man who love his job. I wished more doctors were more like him.
OMG MEGAN MOON!😁🎉❤️
Megan Moon randomly appears!
Informative video. I certainly appreciated learning the terms of the various procedures and seeing how they're carried out.
Amazing doctor and clinic ❤😊 Dr. Kim seems very nice. Blessings from Canada.
Isnt it strange that plastic surgeons usually don't use plastic surgery. They age naturally and look very natural, they don't alter their looks...and mostly their spouses are natural as well...
Um I mean this video is about cosmetic/therapeutic dermatology and the dermatologist who practices in that field, not plastic surgery 🙄
"her skin needs consistent treatment"
absolutely right! that's what I do for myself as someone who suffered from extremely severe acne in the past, It is a genetic condition and it can be resolved, you just need to do everything you can yourself for it.
I take prescription medicine, supplements, have a skincare routine, have a diet, and get good rest.
It's literally all of the above to treat your skin!
And also stay out of the sun!
Perfect daily routine for Perfect Skin!
So it's not genetic if it can be changed
@@sarahrean7174 No, people can lose their hair due to genetics but can get a hair transplant to grow their hair from placed they didn't before.
I agree with most of it. However, do get out and get some sunlight to absorp Vitamin D. Just don't too it for too long. Fasting helps a lot too.
Is some sun okay? Or do you ever feel vitamin D deficiency since ur always avoiding the sun?
can I ask what type of medicine and supplements you take?
It's okay to protect skin from the sun 50+, a good serum, moisturiser, some sheet mask here and there, retinol... Cool but we muat never forget that we must accept ourselves and the fact we're getting older and older everyday and plastic surgeries or fillers won't stop that. Don't obsess over that or "that" will eat you alive. Be confident. If something can be fixed, fix it. If it gives you issues in your daily life (breathing issues etc) or if it makes you feel really bad and getting a surgery will make you feel less inferior do that, but never obsess over every fine line or expressive wrinkle you'll see because one day all of those will show anyway. There are much fulfilling things in life that a woman must achieve: read, travel, discover new music, meet people who will enrich you... Just live. Life is beautiful if you see it as it is: life AND it's too short to get anxiousness over your skin. 💜 To my fellow millenials and below: you're still young, enjoy yourself naturally and freely.
The black lady, white guy, & Muslim woman literally had absolutely NO SKIN ISSUES! It really shows how body insecurity really is a big business. At least the doctor seems like he genuinely cares about people
exactly.. its kind of saddening
Thank you so much for this informative video! I learned a lot
Skincare sure seems important in this country. Everyone has to look perfect all the time.
The Koreas And Japan are really ahead when it comes to skin care, manicure, nailing, filing, creaming, lotioning, potioning, robotics, mechanics, technologies, gizmos, gadgets, computors, or electronics yeah.
The Koreas? Is North Korea doing well in those sectors? 🤔
@@1988kcmo ooo fun topic. Let me ask you this? when someone says the Americans... who do you think of? Canada, Mexico, USA, the nearby islands and all of South America?
@@Ebizzill The difference is, theres absolutely zero ambiguity when saying "the Koreas". It can only mean one thing, North Korea + South Korea. So your example isnt the same.
@@Ebizzill "The Americas" means all of the Americas, North and South. Google it, or read the wikipedia page.
@@EbizzillYou're confusing Americas with Americans and Koreas with Koreans.
Life is too short to think about this stuff. With time the body adapts and changes occur. We will get old and die one day, this is the only ultimate truth, we cannot run away from it even if we want to. It is a part of life, we can only postpone it for some time for temporary happiness but cannot change it forever.
Be confident and positive for what you have. And spread love.
Him and his team are good people! he will be rewarded.
I would love to visit Dr. Kim's clinic as he is so much like my Dr. here in the states. I have had all the services shown in this video with the exception of stem cells. Dr. Kim is so knowledgeable and seems to want to get the best results for his patients.
Wow, such a useful video!! I like BLACK PEARL creams, great effect, although they can be hard to find. I personally get them from Dead sea shop, where the discounts are nice.
I was actually waiting for the "Hello friends and family, This is Megan Moon aka migook saraminmida" intro when I saw Megan on the thumbnail, 😅
Megaaaan!
Went to this clinic in Fall 2023! Great doctor and amazing team.
These videos are very interesting thank you
I'm all for non-invasive treatment for cosmetic procedures, but when it comes to "thread lifting" where the patient has to undergo facial stitching, that's where I'd draw the line. How long would results like that last, and wouldn't the elasticity eventually return to normal with age? Doesn't seem worth it, imo.
Something that's highly underemphasized with skincare is the importance of diet and water intake. A lot of what contributes to the health of your skin is directly correlated to what you eat and whether you're well hydrated. No amount of external intervention can compensate for how your skin looks on the surface if such underlying issues aren't mitigated.
I think stitching can last 10 yrs if u don’t grimace excessively
As for the thread lift, those don't last very long is my understanding, it's like a light version of plastic surgery. It will need to be redone again and again. I think for this reason a lot of plastic surgeons don't even bother with them anymore since the results are so temporary. He even mentioned to the lady before she left, she could see sagging again and need touch ups.
Thread lifts are a temporary solution, eventually if she wants to look younger in the future she will have to consider more effective procedures. With aesthetic procedures it's often a choice between less invasive procedures but more temporary results and more invasive but also more effective procedures. Drs usually don't want to do face lifts on people unless the sagging is really severe. Thread lifts themselves don't affect the elasticity of the skin (some might stimulate collagen production, but very locally), they just lift the skin so there's less sagging. If you get them removed, or when they dissolve, the face will go back to what it was before the lift, or if a lot of time has passed you will end up with more sagging because you aged.
Thread lift procedures in the US had come under fire a while ago because drs were misinforming their patients by exaggerating how long the results would last.
I listened to entire congresses on invasive cosmetic procedures, and... they are a no-no for me.
@Myria83 the whole topic of plastic surgery and popular procedures and treatments is interesting to me. For example the trends in plastic surgery (bbl, buccal fat removal), but also the topic of how some procedures that have been around for a long time may not be as safe as previously thought. Like temporary fillers staying in the body for longer than expected, and migrating to other places. Not plastic surgery related but I also enjoyed watching the news around Ozempic.
Megan!!!!!
I wish he had a youtube channel !! I want to know the treatments /like creams he reccomends that they do in Korea for aging skin. Also for the back of hands. With before and afters! 🥺 I wonder how different it is than the states.
i just turned 34, i had acne scar and huge zits from 12 to 24yr old. i can tell you, it sucks and i also have very large pores and oily skin. the ONLY thing that has help is the PRP with laser and microneedling and under skin needling (it hurts like hell , 40 minutes of intense pain). you have to do this at least 6 times , once a month then after you can do every 2 months. its expensive but works so well. makes all my pores and uneven skin texture (not tone, i dont have uneven skin tone) go away and the PRP yellow blood cells they give you , you apply for 1-2 weeks and it really makes your skin look like glass and tight! hopefull they advance this bc it is SOOO PAINFUL (numbing cremes dont work on me, tried it 20x and even left it on for 90 minutes)
Mo Farah is Somali-born. Reading Mo's bio made me cry. And I saw this video.
I see you Megan Moon!
I see megan, I click ❤😂
Very interesting😮
I have dark spots and big pores. Which laser should I get?
Oh I love this, This is like my life in a video, But I'm doing all at-home care!
Now to see in 20 years if this stuff actually makes a difference
Oh you'll see a difference alright...
Dermatologists and treatments like This stuff isnt new…. Its no wonder that many koreans age well….
As for the thread lift, those don't last very long is my understanding, it's like a light version of plastic surgery. It will need to be redone again and again. I think for this reason a lot of plastic surgeons don't even bother with them anymore since the results are so temporary.
@@Megan9689Maybe if you have a special performance/occasion (example, photo shoot, music video, special party etc).
@@Megan9689 not to mention like yeah ok your face is lifted but everywhere else on your body will sag. I never understood why people would do procedures like this
Megan Bowen!!!❤❤
First, interesting side note: Obviously, this practice has no Korean patients? Why?
Secondly, this doctor and his team seem rather genuine and he simply offers all the momentary up to date possibilities there are - so far so good. Having said that I personally think most of the things shown here are not really helpful, they are more like psychological treatments for the patients coming in. That lady who got the thread-lift (the procedure looked horrendous to me by the way)?She said she wants to ' see her old self again' - what does that even mean? She is probably end 40 and now what, she wants to see her 25 year-old self again? Won't happen, not with this procedure, not with noting, we all age, every second...
And that's my next point, the doctor said in the end stem cell procedures will be the 'stop point' in the way of 'preventing' aging. Again, there is no way to prevent aging, there is genetics that play a huge role in how fast you will look how old, there is (most important after genetics) your personal lifestyle (do you smoke, drink, have a healthy diet or not, your weight, exercise, sleep, drink enough water, have all nutrients etc)... and after all that you can try and have some procedures that make you feel better and might in minimal dose make you look a bit fresher - but only as long as you don't overdo it wither with lift stretching your skin, or with stuff like fillers. - and look into the tabloids, all the celebrities who are above 50? actually look above 50, above 60? They defo look above 60, maybe a bit better groomed and with a bit tighter skin, but they DO look their age no matter what they do. And if they overdo it with the procedures they often look even older than they actually are, and at some point often just bizarre.
It's hard for humans to accept, but there is no way to cheat aging and in the end death, - and that is actually what people are unconsciously trying to achieve - but in vain - to preserve a youth they don't have anymore and will never get back because that phase is over when it is over, and with every second we all walk towards the opposite of youth. You can't cheat aging, and you can't cheat death in the end.
Yes, as a mid-forty woman blessed with good genetics and a decades long healthy lifestyle also I have days when I think aww, aging is an ahoe, I hate it, I want to look and feel like I looked and felt 10 or 15 years ago, but alas, also I won't. I take good care of my skin, and try to live a healthy lifestyle but that's it, I still age, I see it, I feel it and I decided to enjoy my time while I am healthy and fit, instead of fixating my mind on something I simply can't prevent anyways. Cheers!
Premium service like this is worth a trip to SK 🇰🇷
Megaaaaaaaaaan 🎉💃🏾
I noticed the doctor’s patients are all non-Koreans, at least for that day. As a Korean-American, I agree with the doctor on the importance of sunscreen. Preventing signs of aging is easier (and cheaper) than treating them once they show up.
I think this video is for information to expand more foreigners into the clinic. He dr seem very kind and patient. Looks like I’m booking him soon
@@paj235 Probably
7:55 was that dried blood? 🤔
Megan is like everywhere 😂
It's nice seeing a woman with a darker skin tone 😊nothing wrong with lighter skin tones ❤ I just feel represented that's all am saying.
2:17 ❤❤❤❤2PM❤❤❤❤
Megan Bowen cameo, ayo?
8:55 isn't this a youtuber? she seems familiar
Wow, some people have issues... perfectly fine skin...
If I'm having any kind of surgical procedure done on me, I want to hear it straight from the doctor and not through an interpreter....
I really don't understand people's obsession with aging and wanting to look younger. News flash: You age when you get older!!!!! It's a completely normal thing! Just like how some women have bigger or smaller boobs, some women age a bit earlier than others and that is completely fine!!! I want to understand where this obsession started. Is it most men's fault for wanting younger women? Which in my opinion is a bit sus. They seem to want to have women who look like children rather than mature looking women, it's disturbing to me. I really don't understand.
Megan Moon hayy girl!
I wonder why Megan didn't speak Korean since she seems to be fluent in her videos
Megan Moon!
Sweet
I clicked because of Megan
❤❤❤
wow that assessment was brutal. this here says you're average, which is not good enough. so let's go see the doctor!
average doesn't automatically mean good.
Everyone came for Megan 😂😂😂 I clicked for Megan
Ofcourse it starts aging at 20, Mine started much before that and I started taking care of skin much before that, Ofcourse because of the issues I had!
One thing I must say though, You definitely shouldn't wait until you're 30!!
It’s funny to see people profit of of people’s good genetics . Koreans naturally have great skin
21:38 wtf 😂
its sad how these beautiful people think they gotta change something..
I see Megan, I click on the video lol
plot twist: the doctor is like 70 yo
Does anyone know how much these treatment cost? Of course it depend of the specific treatment, but I could not finde any pricing...not sure if they are not allowed to publicize it. I just want a ballpark estimation...100$, 200$, 500&?
$2000-5000
@@gjgjgtcgj 😱😱😱
Well it depends on the patient. Based on your mug, I'd say about a million.
it depends what you're getting. if you look up skin clinics in gangnam they have prices on their websites
I saw Megan Moon on the screen grab -- nice way to get all of youtube to click LOLOL
메간보웬 보고온사람?
I’m not really a fan of glass skin…
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Hello Megan Moon :)
Megan?!
Hmm i wonder if all that RF megan was getting done is good for you in the long run, like don’t want to zap away your facial fat . She’s still young in the first place .
Sure is a lot of people concerned above it superficial things. lol.
You should be concerned with learning how to read and write.
@@weirdandlazy1 lol seething.
and yet you would find somebody with nice skin more attractive
@@kimchijjigae87 I’m not a S I M P. Lmao.
@@joricmalolic3723we're physiologically designed to be more attracted to healthy people - good skin being an indicator.
also i don't think you know what simp is....Lmao.
First
With the double-chin, you can actually fix that by taking a vitamin.
I used to have it too but after taking a vitamin it was better.. And recently when I took too much vitamin D I had it again and got rid of it in a few days.
Which vitamin do you take
Seems asianboss really is poor
Why do you say that?
@@Ambi1021 taking money from a doctor and promoting his business? They Desperate
3:16 “What kind of job do you do in Korea?” How is this question related to her skin care visit? It stood out to me because it doesn’t seem related to skin care, and others weren’t asked the same. This feels a bit off and could come across as racially motivated. It’s disappointing when such moments happen in South Korea, especially from educated people we expect to be open-minded.
It is important, to know the type of places that the patient skins get exposed to. Not everything is racially motivated.
What clinic is this 👀
What’s with this dumb obsession with glass skin lol
Looks like a great man.
I think koreans also need inner beauty with outer beauty