Dr. Ahn Sung Min
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
Chief Director of Ahnsungmin Plastic Surgery
Dr. Ahn specializes in eyelid surgery, with a particular focus on complex revision cases, structural correction, and long-term stability.
His practice is dedicated to identifying the underlying causes of failed or unsatisfactory outcomes and restoring both function and balance through precise surgical judgment.
Rather than pursuing exaggerated aesthetic changes, Dr. Ahn emphasizes restraint, anatomical accuracy, and long-term stability in every procedure.
Education and Training
Graduate of Yonsei University College of Medicine
Professional Memberships
Member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Member of the Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member of the Korean Society of Microsurgery
Member of the Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
Professional Experience
Former Director of Fine Plastic Surgery Clinic
Former Director of Bom Plastic Surgery Clinic
Awards and Recognition
Recipient of the Minister of Health and Welfare Award
Recipient of the Best Medical Paper Award
Surgical Philosophy
Dr. Ahn approaches eyelid surgery not as a cosmetic procedure alone, but as a structural and functional correction.
Each case is evaluated based on scarring, adhesion, muscle function, and support structures. Surgical decisions are made only after identifying the underlying cause, rather than simply modifying visible appearance.
His philosophy is centered on:
Functional recovery before aesthetic enhancement
Conservative and precise surgical correction
Long-term stability over short-term results
In revision cases especially, restraint is essential. Overcorrection often leads to further complications, and therefore every surgical plan is designed to minimize unnecessary intervention while maximizing structural recovery.
A Focus on Eyelid Revision Surgery
Ahnsungmin Plastic Surgery is dedicated to patients who require advanced evaluation and revision procedures.
Many patients visit after experiencing unsatisfactory outcomes elsewhere. In these cases, the approach is not to repeat surgery aggressively, but to carefully analyze what went wrong and determine whether surgery is appropriate at all.
In some situations, the best decision is to wait.
This principle—choosing the right timing rather than immediate intervention—is central to achieving safe and stable results.
For patients considering eyelid surgery in Korea, understanding the surgeon’s approach is essential.