Get to know the medical health and beauty tourism city in South Korea

 


The Korean Tourism Organization (KTO) continues to introduce the prestige of Daejeon as a medical and beauty tourism destination. In this city, medical facilities for health and beauty are adequate and sophisticated, Daejeon is indeed a small city in South Korea but the technology is very advanced, even the most advanced in South Korea.

Seoul is still the main destination for tourists for beauty treatments. Even though the quality of beauty treatments in the city of Daejeon is also no less far away and of course better.

Daejeon has been equipped with WiFi networks in every corner of the city. Interestingly, there are about 2,000 beauty clinics along the road as well as 10 international hospitals. Many Indonesians want to go to Korea for medical treatment, but they are concentrated in Seoul. Even though in the city of Daejeon it is much better. It's a small town that looks like a village, but for technology it's very good and not inferior to other big cities.

So far, Indonesian tourists visiting South Korea are interested in beauty treatments ranging from facials to plastic surgery, the low cost of plastic surgery is another factor for Indonesians visiting South Korea rather than domestic surgery. Most tourists from Indonesia who want plastic surgery are around 20-40 years old. Those aged 20-30 years, usually nose, eye, or chest surgery. While the age of 40 years, eye bags operation.

 








Source : https://www.merdeka.com/gaya/menkenal-kota-wisata-medis-sekaligus-keindahan-di-korsel.html

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