Seo Jang-hoon Urges Woman Who Spent KRW 140 Million on Plastic Surgery to Stop: 'Your Expressions Look Unnatural' on Ask Us Anything Fortune Teller

Seo Jang-hoon offered heartfelt advice to a woman who has spent over KRW 100 million (approx. $100,000 USD) on plastic surgery.

On the 333rd episode of KBS Joy's Ask Us Anything Fortune Teller (original title: 무엇이든 물어보살), which aired on the 15th, a guest appeared who revealed she had invested a staggering KRW 140 million (approx. $100,000 USD) solely on cosmetic procedures.

The guest shared that she had undergone eye, nose, facial contouring, and liposuction surgeries, as well as multiple filler, lifting, and Botox treatments—spending well over KRW 100 million in total. She confessed, “I want to stop now,” expressing her struggle to break free from the cycle of plastic surgery.



Listening intently to her story, Seo Jang-hoon responded sincerely, saying, “I’ll be honest with you—this seems to be your limit.”

He continued, “If you can’t stop here, you’re only setting yourself up for disaster. Do you think your expressions or the way you speak look natural right now? Honestly, it looks very unnatural.”

Seo Jang-hoon went on to add, “Even your pronunciation sounds unnatural, and even if you hadn’t told us about your surgeries, we could have guessed. None of your facial expressions look natural at all,” offering a candid and heartfelt warning.



When asked when her most recent procedure was, the guest replied, “I had a revision rhinoplasty just a month ago.”

Seo Jang-hoon emphasized, “I’m telling you this sincerely—let this be your last surgery. If you keep going, you’ll only end up hurting yourself.”

Lee Soo-geun also chimed in, saying, “Love yourself. Don’t put yourself through any more surgeries. If you want to take care of yourself, just do a face mask at home,” lightening the mood with his trademark humor.

Photo Credit: KBS Joy

This article is a translated version of the original Korean article published by Xportsnews, originally written by Jeong Mingyeong. This article was translated from Korean using AI-assisted tools and human review to deliver an accurate and culturally appropriate version for international readers.