In-Depth Analysis Report
Representative Director Park Sang-hoon
ID Hospital is a hospital-level medical institution certified by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, positioning itself as Asia's largest specialized center for facial contouring and orthognathic surgery.
Representative Director Park Sang-hoon is evaluated as a pioneer in the Korean facial bone plastic surgery market, having performed the first orthognathic surgery for cosmetic purposes in Korea in 1995 and developed 'V-line Square Jaw Surgery (T-osteotomy).'
It holds a technological edge by introducing surgical methods that enhance patient recovery convenience and safety, such as 'No-Tie Orthognathic Surgery,' 'Navigation Orthognathic Surgery,' and 'Surgery First Approach.'
While possessing high recognition, suspicions of 'Ghost Surgery' and consumer complaints have been raised. The hospital is attempting to restore trust through measures like the 'Surgery Real-Name System' and CCTV.
“"A leading figure who expanded orthognathic and facial contouring surgery beyond university hospitals, continuously innovating and shaping the market."
Originating as 'Park Sang-hoon Plastic Surgery' in 2004, ID Hospital expanded significantly in 2009 to become a hospital-level medical institution located on Dosan-daero in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It boasts one of the largest floor areas in Korea for cosmetic plastic surgery hospitals.
ID Hospital presents a brand vision of 'Beauty Wonderland,' establishing a collaborative system with oral and maxillofacial surgery, dentistry, and dermatology.
"ID Hospital and Representative Director Park Sang-hoon are undoubtedly the protagonists who raised Korean plastic surgery technology to a global level."
The combination of hardware as a 'hospital-level medical institution' and innovative software (surgical methods) such as 'No-Tie Orthognathic Surgery' and 'T-osteotomy' has grown ID Hospital into an Asian beauty hub.
However, the suspicions of ghost surgery and criticism of the factory-style system that emerged during the rapid growth process are ongoing tasks the hospital must solve. How effectively the recently introduced surgery real-name system and Pro-Doctor system are operated will be key factors determining the hospital's future reputation and reliability.
From an academic perspective, ID Hospital can be analyzed as a leading model that led the popularization and standardization of high-difficulty facial skeletal surgery, while simultaneously being a representative case showing the ethical dilemmas of a commercialized medical market. For patients, it is important to carefully check not only the hospital's flashy infrastructure and reputation but also the actual participation of the operating surgeon, the presence of resident anesthesiologists, and the sincerity of the post-operative care system.