These Terms and Conditions are intended to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the cyber website and its users regarding the use of internet-related services (hereinafter referred to as “Services”) provided through the website operated by Jang Plastic Surgery (hereinafter referred to as the “Website”).
※ These Terms and Conditions also apply, insofar as their nature permits, to electronic transactions conducted via PC communication, wireless devices, or other means.

① The term “Website” refers to a virtual business platform established by the operator using computers and other information and communication systems to facilitate the transaction of goods or services with users. It is also used to refer to the operator of the cyber website.
② The term “User” refers to any individual who accesses the “Website” and receives services provided by the “Website” in accordance with these Terms and Conditions, including both members and non-members.
③ The term “Member” refers to an individual who provides personal information to the “Website” to register as a member, continuously receives information from the “Website,” and can use the services provided by the “Website” on an ongoing basis.
④ The term “Non-member” refers to an individual who uses the services provided by the “Website” without registering as a member.

① The “Website” shall display the contents of these Terms and Conditions, including the company name, business office address, representative’s name, business registration number, and contact information (telephone, fax, email address, etc.), on the initial service screen (main page) of the site in a manner that is accessible to users.
② The “Website” may revise these Terms and Conditions within the scope that does not violate the relevant laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, the Framework Act on Electronic Transactions, the Digital Signature Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization, the Door-to-Door Sales Act, and the Consumer Protection Act.
③ If the “Website” revises these Terms and Conditions, the changes, along with the current Terms and Conditions, shall be publicly announced on the initial screen of the website, clearly stating the effective date and reasons for the revisions, at least seven days before the effective date until the day before the revisions take effect.
④ If the “Website” revises these Terms and Conditions, the revised Terms and Conditions shall apply only to contracts concluded after the effective date. Contracts concluded before the effective date shall remain subject to the terms and conditions in effect at the time of the contract, unless a user who has already entered into a contract explicitly requests the application of the revised terms within the notice period specified in Clause 3, and the “Website” agrees to such a request.
⑤ Matters not stipulated in these Terms and Conditions or their interpretation shall be governed by the Electronic Commerce Consumer Protection Guidelines established by the government, relevant laws, or customary practices.

① The “Website” performs the following tasks:
1. Providing information on goods or services and facilitating the conclusion of purchase contracts.
2. Other tasks as determined by the “Website.”
② The “Website” may change the content of goods or services to be provided under future contracts in cases such as the depletion of goods or changes in technical specifications. In such cases, the “Website” shall specify the details of the changed goods or services and the date of provision and announce the changes at least seven days before the provision date in the same location where the current goods or services are described.
③ If the “Website” changes the content of services agreed upon with a user due to reasons such as the depletion of goods or changes in technical specifications, the “Website” shall compensate the user for any damages incurred as a result. However, this does not apply if the “Website” is not at fault or negligent.

① The “Website” may temporarily suspend the provision of services in the event of maintenance, replacement, or malfunction of computer or information communication equipment, or interruption of communication.
② In the case of service suspension as described in Clause 1, the “Website” shall notify users using the method specified in Article 8.
③ The “Website” shall compensate users or third parties for any damages incurred due to the temporary suspension of services as described in Clause 1. However, this does not apply if the “Website” is not at fault or negligent.

① A user may apply for membership by filling out the membership registration form as prescribed by the “Website” and expressing their agreement to these Terms and Conditions.
② The “Website” shall register users who apply for membership as described in Clause 1 unless they fall under any of the following:
1. The applicant has previously lost their membership status under Article 7, Clause 3 of these Terms and Conditions. However, exceptions are made for those who have been granted approval for re-registration as a member by the “Website” after three years have passed since their loss of membership.
2. The registration information contains falsehoods, omissions, or errors.
3. The registration as a member is deemed to cause significant technical difficulties for the “Website.”
③ The membership contract is considered established at the time the “Website” notifies the user of its acceptance.
④ If there are any changes to the registered information as prescribed in Article 15, Clause 1, the member must immediately notify the “Website” of the changes via email or other means.

① A member may request to withdraw their membership from the “Website” at any time, and the “Website” shall promptly process the withdrawal.
② If a member falls under any of the following circumstances, the “Website” may restrict or suspend their membership:
1. When false information was provided during the membership application process.
2. When the member fails to pay for goods, services, or other obligations related to the use of the “Website” by the due date.
3. When the member interferes with others’ use of the “Website” or misuses their information, thereby disrupting the order of electronic transactions.
4. When the member uses the “Website” to engage in acts prohibited by laws, these Terms and Conditions, or acts contrary to public order and morals.
③ If the same violations are repeated more than twice or are not corrected within 30 days after the “Website” restricts or suspends membership, the “Website” may terminate the member’s membership.
④ If the “Website” terminates membership, it shall cancel the member’s registration. In this case, the “Website” will notify the member and provide an opportunity to explain themselves before canceling the registration.

① When the “Website” provides notifications to a member, it may do so via the email address submitted by the member to the “Website.”
② For notifications intended for an unspecified number of members, the “Website” may substitute individual notifications by posting the information on the “Website” bulletin board for at least one week.

“Website” users may apply for purchases on the “Website” using the following methods:
1. Entering name, password, phone number, mobile phone number, address, and email address.
2. Selecting goods or services.
3. Choosing a payment method.
4. Indicating agreement to these Terms and Conditions (e.g., by clicking a checkbox).

① The “Website” shall accept purchase applications as described in Article 9 unless they fall under any of the following circumstances:
1. The application contains false information, omissions, or errors.
2. A minor attempts to purchase goods or services prohibited under the Youth Protection Act, such as tobacco or alcohol.
3. The “Website” determines that accepting the purchase application would cause significant technical difficulties.
② A contract is considered established when the “Website’s” acceptance reaches the user in the form of an acknowledgment notice as specified in Article 12, Clause 1.
③ The “Website’s” acknowledgment notice must include confirmation of the user’s purchase application, information on whether the requested purchase is available for sale, and details regarding the correction or cancellation of the purchase application.

Payment methods for goods or services purchased on the “Website” may include the following:
1. Bank transfer
2. Credit card payment
3. Online deposit without a bankbook
4. Payment using electronic money
5. Payment upon receipt of goods or services

① When the “Website” receives a purchase application from a user, it will send an acknowledgment notice to the user.
② Upon receiving the acknowledgment notice, the user may request changes or cancellations to the purchase application immediately if there are discrepancies or inconsistencies in the application.
③ If the “Website” receives a request for changes or cancellations to the purchase application before shipping, it shall promptly process the request accordingly.

① The “Website” collects only the minimum personal information necessary to fulfill purchase contracts when collecting user information. The following items are mandatory, while others are optional:
1. Desired ID (for members)
2. Password (for members)
3. Name
4. Email address (for members)
5. Address (for members)
6. Telephone number (for members)
7. Mobile phone number
8. Mailing service subscription (for members)
9. SMS reception preference (for members)
② When collecting personal information that can identify a user, the “Website” must obtain the user’s consent.
③ The provided personal information cannot be used for purposes other than its original intent or disclosed to third parties without the user’s consent. The “Website” assumes full responsibility for any violations. However, the following cases are exceptions:
1. When sharing the minimum necessary user information (name, address, phone number) with a delivery company for shipping purposes.
2. When providing data in a non-identifiable form for statistical analysis, academic research, or market surveys.
④ When obtaining user consent under Clauses 2 and 3, the “Website” must clearly disclose or notify the user of the identity of the person responsible for managing personal information (department, name, contact details), the purpose of information collection and use, and details regarding the provision of information to third parties (recipients, purpose, and information content) as required by Article 16, Clause 3 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization. Users may withdraw their consent at any time.
⑤ Users may access and request corrections to their personal information held by the “Website” at any time. The “Website” must take necessary measures without delay. If a user requests correction of an error, the “Website” shall not use the personal information in question until the error is corrected.
⑥ To protect personal information, the “Website” limits the number of personnel managing such information to the minimum necessary. The “Website” assumes full responsibility for any damages caused to users due to the loss, theft, leakage, or alteration of personal information, including credit card and bank account details.
⑦ The “Website” or any third party who has received personal information from it shall destroy the personal information without delay once the purpose of its collection or provision has been achieved.

① The “Website” shall not engage in acts prohibited by laws or these Terms and Conditions or acts contrary to public order and morals. It shall make its best efforts to continuously and reliably provide goods and services as specified in these Terms and Conditions.
② The “Website” must implement a security system to protect users’ personal information (including credit information) and ensure the safe use of internet services.
③ If the “Website” engages in unfair labeling or advertising practices as defined in Article 3 of the Act on Fair Labeling and Advertising, causing damages to users, it shall be liable for compensation.
④ The “Website” shall not send commercial advertising emails to users for profit-making purposes without their consent.

Users shall not engage in the following actions:
1. Providing false information during registration or modification of information.
2. Altering information posted on the “Website.”
3. Transmitting or posting information not authorized by the “Website” (e.g., computer programs).
4. Infringing on the copyrights or intellectual property rights of the “Website” or any third party.
5. Damaging the reputation of or interfering with the business operations of the “Website” or any third party.
6. Publishing or posting obscene, violent messages, images, audio, or other content that violates public order and morals on the “Website.”

① When a higher-level “Website” and a lower-level “Website” are connected through hyperlinks (e.g., text, images, or moving images as hyperlink targets), the former is referred to as the “Linking Website” and the latter as the “Linked Website.”
② If the “Linking Website” explicitly states on its site that it does not assume warranty responsibility for transactions conducted between the user and goods or services independently provided by the “Linked Website,” the “Linking Website” is not liable for such transactions.

① Copyrights and other intellectual property rights to works created by the “Website” are owned by the “Website.”
② Users shall not use, or allow third parties to use, information obtained through the “Website” for profit-making purposes, such as reproduction, transmission, publication, distribution, or broadcasting, without prior approval from the “Website.”

① The “Website” shall establish and operate a damage compensation mechanism to reflect legitimate user opinions or complaints and to address damages incurred.
② The “Website” shall prioritize handling complaints and opinions submitted by users. If immediate resolution is difficult, the “Website” shall promptly notify the user of the reason and the expected resolution schedule.
③ Disputes between the “Website” and users may be resolved through mediation by the Electronic Transaction Dispute Mediation Committee established under Article 28 of the Framework Act on Electronic Transactions and Article 15 of its Enforcement Decree.