Plan for Plastic Surgery Clinic in Korean Airport Terminal Hits Wall

November 1, 2017

A quick nip and tuck while in transit through Incheon, South Korea — the “world’s capital of plastic surgery”?
The idea might have looked brilliant to the operator of Incheon Airport, the country’s main gateway, looking to add a unique, new feature to its soon-to-be completed passenger terminal. However, doctors and medical professionals seem to think otherwise.
According to data from Incheon International Airport Corp. released by Rep. Kang Hoon-sik of the Democratic Party of Korea, the airport’s project to set up a 240-square-meter cosmetic surgery center on the third floor of its new terminal slated to open in January has hit a wall, as no doctor has come forward to open a clinic there. Read more at The Star >>

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