"Appearance Obsession ON": Choi Jin-sil's Daughter, Choi Jun-hee, Undergoes Another Plastic Surgery Consultation After Procedure [Star Issue]

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Influencer Choi Jun-hee, daughter of the late actress Choi Jin-sil, revealed that she has once again undergone a double-eyelid revision surgery. After stating that her "appearance obsession switch" had been turned on, Choi shared footage of herself frequently visiting plastic surgery clinics and dermatology offices for procedures including double-eyelid surgery, suture removal, and other treatments.

On the 20th, Choi revealed her recovery process following a double-eyelid revision surgery in a video titled "The Incisional Double-Eyelid VLOG You All Have Been Waiting For" on her YouTube channel, "Jun-hee."

Choi recently stated that her double eyelids had loosened somewhat, and she underwent a double-eyelid revision surgery via the incisional method along with an upper outer corner eye correction. Despite having undergone incisional surgery, Choi left the hospital within 10 minutes, displaying the demeanor of a plastic surgery veteran.

Subsequently, Choi visited a plastic surgeon to have her sutures removed and consult on her next procedure. She also received various treatments, including eyebrow tattooing and multiple Botox injections. Although she requested a square jaw procedure, the plastic surgeon advised that it was not necessary.

Additionally, Choi announced that she plans to undergo shoulder filler touch-ups and other procedures next, already previewing her upcoming cosmetic surgeries.

A month later, Choi shared photos showing her settled eye appearance, stating, "I think I have a constitution for plastic surgery. I really like my double eyelids." She added, "My husband is conservative and said I probably don't need any more plastic surgery, but I will continue to get procedures done."

Along with this, Choi also promoted the swelling tea she sells.

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