ABOUT THIS WEBSITE
Context matters..
A case is most useful when its source, history and limitations are clear.
Published cases and patient information
This website brings together NOSELAB’s published case archive, patient guides and information about Dr. Peter C. Kang. Case reports describe individual treatment decisions. They are educational examples and do not establish what treatment is appropriate for another person or guarantee an outcome.
Who wrote an article?
Where the original source identifies Dr. Chayoung Kang or Dr. Cha-Young Kang, we link the byline to Dr. Peter C. Kang’s profile; these names refer to the same doctor. Some historical posts no longer have a verifiable individual author. Those pages are labelled as part of the NOSELAB archive instead of assigning a new personal byline.
What do the dates mean?
Article publication and source-update dates come from the original published records. They are not the date of a medical review. Newly edited overview pages identify their editorial date and link to the original guides. Website design changes do not imply that every article has been clinically re-reviewed.
Reading case photographs
Check the caption and surrounding text for the timing of an image. Immediate postoperative photographs and later follow-up photographs show different stages. If a date or interval is missing, do not assume the image shows a final result. The original photographs retain their proportions; individual anatomy, lighting and viewing angle also matter when making comparisons.
The clinic and the international patient team
Dr. Peter C. Kang is the Medical Director of NOSELAB Clinic in Seoul, South Korea. The clinic’s official website is noselab.co.kr. Noselab Inc. provides international patient facilitation and coordination. Clinical assessment and treatment decisions belong with the medical team.
Questions about a source or a case
If an article needs clarification or a correction, include its title or page address when contacting the NOSELAB team. For personal treatment questions, arrange an assessment; a matching search result is not a diagnosis.
Editorial information updated 9 September 2026.