2026.06.25 · Views 3,783
Hello! I'm Tuya from Mongolia. I'm planning to be in Seoul at the end of this month. As a city dweller, I'm a bit curious about facial contouring. But I'm curious to talk to people who have tried raw facial contouring.
What I'm curious about is the recovery time. I have a very large scar and I'm planning to fly a plane in a few days. Is it two days, three days, or longer? Is there anything related to the scarring, the waiting time required, the severity of the condition, etc.?
If anyone has had this experience, please help. Any good comments or advice on the procedure? What do people who have had it before say? Thanks!
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Oh, I understand! I'm an international traveler too, and planning a trip like that is really stressful 😅 Those feelings are different for everyone, and flying back to your home country really requires consideration of recovery time. You need to consult with your doctor about how much recovery time is needed to ensure it's safe to travel!
Hi Tuya! I'm also from Mongolia and have experience traveling to Seoul. My friend said that after the procedure, she needed to stay at least a week before returning. The recovery period is different for everyone, so it would be good to talk to the doctors and understand the recovery period!
Oh my god, you've hit the nail on the head! I'm also worried about the recovery period because I need to catch a flight. I wanted to ask you, have you looked up how long it generally takes for the swelling to become less noticeable? Or does it vary from person to person?
Hi Tuya! Wow, that's pretty bold of you to fly right after the procedure, haha. I'm curious—when you consult, will the doctor advise you on how long you should wait before flying? I read that swelling and redness can vary from person to person, so it's really important to hear from an expert.