Korea has a very stringent medical system and to apply for admission to a medical school among the competitors one must be in the top 1%. I have served the medical school for 8 years and gave lectures and presentations in many nations. Apparently I'm carrying out live surgeries in international scientific conventions. I majored in rhinology in otorhinolaryngology and I'm specializing only in rhinoplasty. I think I understand the nose enough.
I don't think you need to be concerned of me carrying out surgeries without a lisence because that's out of question. Thanks to nokia who answered instead.



>Dear Dr. Jung
>Thanks for replying to my questions below about your licensing.  Since you have a Otorhinolaryngology license is that why I can't seem to find your name with this KSPRS board?  Is this board similar / same as the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstrutive Surgery (ABFPRS)?
>I am not sure how it works in Korea but in the States there's definitely a Plastic Surgery Board which all qualified surgeons are certified.  May I know which board are you certified with?  Is it only in the Otorhinolaryngology field?
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>I apologize if you find my questions offending
>Thanks very much
>Warmest Regards
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