This report provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the widespread practice of plastic surgery in South Korea. It examines the historical introduction of these procedures, tracing their evolution from post-war initiatives to the current boom. The report delves into the geographical concentration of clinics and the influence of cultural norms, including the obsession with physical perfection and societal pressures. Economic factors, such as the growth of the cosmetic surgery industry and its impact on the national economy, are also explored. Furthermore, the political framework, including existing regulations and their enforcement, is analyzed. The report concludes with recommendations for promoting responsible practices and addressing the potential negative consequences of plastic surgery, emphasizing the need for transparency, proper guidance, and monitoring of the industry.
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