Before and After: Plastic Surgery Clinic is a light-hearted social satire on the world of plastic surgery and the medical staff behind it. Lee Jin Wook of Powerful Opponents and Air City takes on the role of Han Geon Soo, the young owner of a struggling plastic surgery clinic. He tries to keep it from being taken over by loan sharks after his father suddenly dies and leaves him with a mountain of debts.

In order to so, he enlists the help of Choi Yong Woo, a brilliant, short-tempered surgeon played by Kim Sung Min, who owes a debt of thanks to Geon Soo’s father. Unfortunately Choi Yong Woo often gets into arguments with clients instead of helping them. So Yi Hyun (Swallow the Sun) is beautiful nurse Hong Ki Nam, who is torn between the two men when they both fall in love with her. Jung Ae Yun plays the clinic manager who attained her perfect beauty through plastic surgery. Centering around a sensitive topic which is a distinct reality in modern-day Korea, Before and After: Plastic Surgery Clinic is a comedic romp through the backstories, afterlives, and inner workings of a plastic surgery clinic that is sure to be enjoyed.

Watch Before and After: Plastic Surgery Clinic now!

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Category: Korean Drama | Tags: Before and After: Plastic Surgery Clinic, Jung Ae Yun, Kim Sung Min, Korean, Lee Jin Wook, So Yi Hyun

For our high-school teenage audience, it was Lee Min Ho in Boys Over Flowers that turned you into drama addicts. For our slightly older crowd it was Rain in Full House. For the Japanese middle-aged ladies, it definitely was Bae Yong Joon in Winter Sonata. For us, it was Lee Jung Jae in Sandglass (now that’s old school!). It is with great pleasure that today we release Air City, starring Lee Jung Jae (playing Kim Ji Sung) alongside gorgeous Choi Ji Woo (playing Han Do Kyung).

The story line revolves around the security operations of Korea’s Incheon International Airport, with smugglers, criminals and other related scum trying to get in and out of the country. Ji Sung is in charge of national security and his character portrays that penetrating intensity that Korean men are know for, that sometimes gets lost when watching boy bands like SJ on youtube. He is passionate and reacts on gut instinct, both at his job and at love. Do Kyung’s character also displays features that I wish more main actresses would embody – a self assured leader, she speaks five language (hola mi amor…), and oversees the operations at Incheon. Of course, she has a troublesome past which gives her personality a deep and complex character. Why are broken people so much more attractive?

Enter handsome Lee Jin Wook (playing Kang Ha Joon) and Moon Jung Hee (Seo Myung Woo) and you have an assortment of current and past lovers mixing and matching. It turns out there is zero tolerance for breaking the law in the airport but in love there are no rules.

Hope you enjoy it and, as always, thanks for your continued support! Watch Air City now!

BTW – We also added new episodes for Boys Over Flowers, I Really Really Like You, Jewel in the Palace, Jumong, What Planet Are You From?, Who Are You?, and Yisan.

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Category: Korean Drama | Tags: Air City, Choi Ji Woo, Kdrama, Korean, Lee Jin Wook, Lee Jung Jae, Moon Jung Hee, Park Tam Hee