A Closer Look at Park Ji-hoon's Face Reveals an Unexpected Feature: A Facial Analysis by the Director of 21 Plastic Surgery

Hello, I’m the director of 21 Plastic Surgery.

Last time, the staff were talking about Byeon Woo-seok,

but these days, they’ve moved on to Park Ji-hoon.

I understand, too.

Park Ji-hoon’s appeal isn’t simply that he is attractive;

his features are structurally well balanced.

Park Ji-hoon, who achieved tremendous box-office success earlier this year with The Man Who Lives with the King.

Did you all see the film?

The “Danjong obsession”? Just when it seemed the craze was starting to settle down,

his new drama became a hot topic one after another,

so he remains the main subject of conversation among the staff.

That’s why this time, I analyzed Park Ji-hoon’s face

from the perspective of a plastic surgery director.

Park Ji-hoon

Slightly upturned outer corners after sloping downward +

a straight, high nasal bridge + a short-looking philtrum

| “A clear and kind face, yet with a certain weight to it” |

Eyes

Looking at his eyes first,

they are close to almond-shaped,

and the double-eyelid crease is neither too thin nor too thick.

It is close to a natural-looking double eyelid,

and because the outer corners slope downward before turning slightly upward,

they create an impression that is defined but not sharp.

In addition, his irises are particularly clear and transparent,

so when viewed from the front,

they naturally give off a somewhat wistful feeling.

I think the reason he was able to convey emotions with only his gaze,

without dialogue, in The Man Who Lives with the King,

was also thanks to an eye structure capable of holding that sadness.

Nose

Unlike his gentle-looking face,

his nasal bridge is relatively straight and high, giving it a noticeable presence.

The secret lies in the tip of his nose.

The tip is not turned upward, and when viewed from the front,

it has a moderate amount of volume. As a result, the nose does not stand out from the face overall

but blends harmoniously with it.

When I consult with patients about rhinoplasty,

many people focus only on the height of the nasal bridge.

In fact, however, the direction and volume of the nasal tip

play a much more decisive role in the overall impression.

Lips and Philtrum

His philtrum is relatively short,

and his upper lip naturally curves upward.

As a result, when viewed from the front,

the shape of his mouth looks remarkably youthful,

creating an impression that is lively yet pure.

When the philtrum is short, the eyes, nose, and mouth

appear naturally closer together, and even without an expression,

the face can look more vibrant.

Conversely, as the philtrum becomes longer,

the mouth can appear to droop, creating an overall heavier,

older-looking impression.

This process can begin earlier than people might expect.

However, philtrum length is not determined solely by genetics.

As we age, the philtrum gradually becomes longer,

and the upper lip is slowly pulled downward.

From a certain point onward, when taking photos,

the corners of the mouth may begin to look drooped,

or people may tell you that you look tired.

These changes are often a contributing factor.

Many men simply accept these changes as part of aging.

| At 21 Plastic Surgery, improvement is possible with philtrum reduction surgery (subnasal lift). This procedure shortens the philtrum beneath the nose and naturally lifts the upper lip. One advantage is that the scar is positioned along the natural line directly beneath the nose, making it barely noticeable. |

Ultimately, the key to Park Ji-hoon’s appeal is

“a face that is neither strong nor weak.”

His eyes, nose, and mouth can be said to blend together

in harmonious balance.

*This analysis is an interpretation based on the aesthetic and anatomical perspective of a board-certified plastic surgeon.

Please take it lightly as just one opinion for reference.^^

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