Terms of Use

Terms of Service

Grace Plastic Surgery's Terms of Service contain the following information.

Article 1 (Purpose)
Article 2. Validity and Modification of Terms of Use
Article 3 (Rules Other than Terms and Conditions)
Article 4 Explanation of Terms
Article 5 (Formation of Service Contract)
Article 6 Application for Service Use
Article 7 (Protection and Use of Personal Information)
Article 8 (Approval and Restriction of Application for Use)
Article 9 (Rights and Duties of the Hospital)
Article 10 (Rights and Duties of Members)
Article 11 (Service Usage Time)
Article 12 User ID Management
Article 13 (Management of Posts)
Article 14 Copyright on Posts
Article 15 (Provision of Information)
Article 16 (Placement of Advertisements and Transactions with Advertisers)
Article 17 (Amendment and Termination of Contract)
Article 18 Restrictions on Service Use
Article 19 Scope of Damages and Claim
Article 20 (Exemption from Liability)
Article 21 (Jurisdiction and Dispute Mediation)


Chapter 1 General Provisions


Article 1 (Purpose)


The purpose of these Terms of Use (hereinafter referred to as the "Terms") is to specifically stipulate the conditions for subscription and use of the services provided by Grace Plastic Surgery (hereinafter referred to as the "Hospital") and other necessary matters between the Hospital and the user (hereinafter referred to as the "Member").

Article 2 (Effectiveness and Modification of Terms of Use)


(1) These Terms and Conditions shall become effective for all users who wish to use the service, including customers registered with the hospital, by posting them on the service menu and at the hospital or by notifying customers through other means. The Terms and Conditions can be viewed on the Grace Plastic Surgery website.
(2) The Hospital may amend these Terms and Conditions if reasonable grounds arise, and will announce such amendments in advance without delay.

Article 3 (Rules Outside of Terms and Conditions)


① These Terms and Conditions apply to the use of the Service, and matters not specified in these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the provisions of the Framework Act on Telecommunications, the Telecommunications Business Act, the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc., and other relevant laws and regulations.
Article 4 (Explanation of Terms)


① The definitions of terms used in these Terms and Conditions are as follows.
1. The term "User" refers to a user who uses a service operated on a membership basis.
2. The term "Service Agreement" refers to a contract concluded between the hospital and the user in relation to the use of the service.
3. "User ID" refers to a combination of English letters and numbers selected by the member and approved by the hospital for member identification and the member's use of the service.
4. The term "password" refers to a combination of letters and numbers selected by the user to verify that the user is the user corresponding to the assigned user number and to protect the user's rights and interests.
5. "Termination" refers to the hospital or the member canceling the service agreement.
② Except for those defined in Paragraph 1, the definitions of terms used in these Terms and Conditions shall be as set forth in relevant laws and regulations and service-specific guidelines.


Chapter 2 Service Agreement


Article 5 (Formation of Service Contract)


(1) The service contract is established upon the customer's agreement to the contents of these Terms and Conditions and the hospital's approval of the application for use.

Article 6 (Application for Service Use)


(1) Customers who wish to use this service can use it after registering as a member by providing the information requested by the hospital (name, contact information, etc.).
(2) All members must provide their real name to use the service, and use of the service may be restricted in the case of non-real name usage.
(3) Membership registration is only possible with a real name.
(4) The ID of a member who has applied for use by using another person's name may be deleted without prior notice and may be punished in accordance with relevant laws.
(5) The hospital may differentiate the use of the service for members using this service by classifying them into grades.

Article 7 (Protection and Use of Personal Information)


The Hospital implements a Privacy Policy to protect the personal information of service users in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. The protection and use of users' personal information are governed by relevant laws and regulations and the Hospital's Privacy Policy. However, the Hospital bears no liability whatsoever for information exposed due to reasons attributable to the user.

Article 8 (Acceptance and Restriction of Application for Use)


(1) The hospital approves the use of the service for customers who apply for use in accordance with the provisions of Article 6, provided there are no operational or technical impediments.
(2) The hospital does not approve cases that fall under the following items.
- Application under another person's name or if the name is not the real name
- Cases where false documents are attached or false information is entered in the application
- If registered as a credit delinquent for PC communication or internet services under the Act on the Use and Protection of Credit Information
- Cases where the application is made for the purpose of undermining social order, public safety, or good morals
- If registered as a bad user of PC communication or internet services by the Information and Communications Ethics Committee
- If the application requirements set by other hospitals are not met
(3) If an application for service use falls under any of the following subparagraphs, the hospital may withhold approval of the application until the reason for the restriction on approval is resolved.
- When the hospital lacks sufficient facilities
- In cases where there are technical difficulties at the hospital
- Other cases where approval of use is difficult due to reasons attributable to the hospital
(4) If the hospital rejects or restricts the acceptance of an application for use in accordance with regulations, it must immediately notify the applicant.
(5) The hospital may restrict approval in accordance with separate regulations if the applicant is a minor.


Chapter 3 Rights and Obligations of Contract Parties


Article 9 (Rights and Obligations of the Hospital)


1. If the Hospital recognizes that an opinion or complaint raised by a member is legitimate, it shall process it immediately. However, if immediate processing is difficult, the Hospital shall notify the member of the reason and processing schedule in writing, by email, or by telephone, etc.
2. The Hospital has an obligation to protect the personal information of users in accordance with the personal information protection policy established by the Hospital. However, this may not apply in cases carried out through lawful procedures pursuant to the provisions of the law.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 2, if the hospital intends to use or provide a user's personal information to a third party beyond the scope notified or specified, it must individually notify the relevant member and obtain their consent.
4. In order to provide continuous and stable services, the Hospital shall repair or restore facilities without delay in the event of failure or loss. However, in the event of natural disasters, emergencies, or other unavoidable circumstances, the services may be temporarily suspended or discontinued.
5. The hospital must provide convenience to the member regarding procedures and contents related to the contract with the member, such as the conclusion of the service contract, changes to contract terms, and termination.
6. The Hospital may compile and use statistical data regarding the personal information of all or some members in connection with business operations with the prior consent of the member, and may transmit cookies to the member's computer through the service. In this case, the member may change the settings of the computer's browser to refuse the receipt of cookies or to receive a warning about the receipt of cookies, and any changes to the use of the service resulting from changes to cookie settings are the member's responsibility.

Article 10 (Rights and Obligations of Members)


1. Members must not engage in the following acts when using the service.
Unauthorized use of another member's ID and password
The act of using information obtained through the service for reproduction, performance, broadcasting, exhibition, distribution, publication, etc., through copying, processing, translation, derivative works, etc., or providing it to a third party, other than for the member's personal use.
Acts that damage the reputation of others or cause them disadvantage
Acts that infringe upon the hospital's copyrights, third-party copyrights, or other rights
The act of disseminating information, text, images, sounds, etc., to others that violate public order and good morals; an act objectively recognized as being associated with a crime.
The act of registering or distributing computer virus-infected data that causes malfunction of service-related facilities or the destruction and disruption of information.
The act of transmitting information that may interfere with the stable operation of the service or transmitting advertising information against the recipient's will.
Acts of receiving a request for correction from credible institutions such as the Information and Communications Ethics Committee or consumer protection organizations
Election law violations subject to a suspension, warning, or correction order from the National Election Commission
Acts that violate other relevant laws
2. Members must comply with the matters stipulated in these Terms and Conditions, as well as service usage guidelines or precautions, and must comply with matters notified or separately posted by the hospital.
3. Members may not use the service for commercial activities without the explicit prior consent of the Hospital, and the Hospital shall not be responsible for any consequences arising from a violation thereof.
4. The Member shall be liable to compensate the Hospital for damages in connection with such business activities.
5. Members may not transfer or donate their status under the Terms of Service or other usage agreements to a third party, nor provide them as collateral.
6. Members may not exclusively use all or part of the content and functions of the service without the prior consent of the hospital.
7. If a user visits or requests access to or correction of their personal information using an electronic signature or ID, the hospital must verify their identity and take necessary measures without delay.
8. If a representative of a user visits the hospital to request access or correction, the hospital may require the representative to present proof of their representative status.
9. The hospital must establish procedures to collect opinions from users and handle complaints regarding personal information.


Chapter 4 Use of Service


Article 11 (Service Usage Time)


(1) In principle, the service is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, unless there is a special operational or technical impediment to the hospital. However, the hospital may temporarily suspend the service on a date or time determined by the hospital for regular system maintenance, expansion, and replacement, and any temporary suspension of the service due to scheduled work will be announced in advance via the web.
(2) The hospital is unable to provide prior notice in the event of service interruption due to reasons beyond its control (disk failure, system downtime, etc., without intent or negligence on the part of the system administrator), and does not provide notice in the event of system interruption, etc., caused by the intent or negligence of others (PC communication hospitals, telecommunications carriers, etc.).

Article 12 (Management of User IDs)


(1) The member is responsible for all management of their ID and password.
(2) If your ID is used fraudulently, the member must notify the hospital of this fact.

Article 13 (Management of Posts)


The hospital may delete, move, or refuse to register any posts or materials falling under any of the following subparagraphs without prior notice.
- If the content severely insults or damages the reputation of other members or third parties
- In cases where content that violates public order and good morals is disseminated or linked
- If the content promotes illegal copying or hacking
- In the case of for-profit advertising
- In cases where the content is objectively recognized as being associated with a crime
- If the content infringes upon the copyrights or other rights of other users or third parties
- Cases where it violates the posting principles stipulated by the hospital or does not conform to the nature of the bulletin board
- Cases where it is deemed to be in violation of other relevant laws and regulations

Article 14 (Copyright of Posts)


(1) Members may not commercially use materials posted on the service, such as arbitrarily processing or selling information obtained through the service.
(2) If the hospital determines that the content or postings within the service posted or registered by a member fall under any of the subparagraphs of Article 13, it may delete, move, or refuse to register them without prior notice.

Article 15 (Provision of Information)


(1) The hospital may provide the member with various information that is deemed necessary during the member's use of the service, such as by email or telephone communication.

Article 16 (Placement of Advertisements and Transactions with Advertisers)


(1) Part of the service investment base that enables Hospitalga to provide services to members comes from revenue generated through the placement of advertisements. Members agree to the placement of advertisements displayed when using the service.
(2) The hospital is not responsible for any losses or damages arising from a member's participation in, communication with, or transactions with advertisers' promotional activities posted on the service or through this service.


Chapter 5 Termination of Contract and Restriction on Use


Article 17 (Amendment and Termination of Contract)


If a member wishes to terminate the service agreement, the member must cancel the membership themselves using the "Membership Withdrawal" menu.

Article 18 (Restrictions on Service Use)


(1) The hospital may restrict the use of the service if the member violates the provisions of Article 10 of these Terms and Conditions regarding the use of the service or falls under any of the following subparagraphs.
- Use of vulgar IDs and nicknames that undermine good morals
- In the case of severely insulting other users or interfering with their use of the service
- In other cases where it interferes with normal service operations
- In the event of a request for correction from relevant public institutions, such as the Information and Communications Ethics Committee
- In the case of an illegal website
1. If commercial software or crack files have been uploaded
2. Cases where obscene material is posted in violation of Article 7 of the Detailed Deliberation Rules of the Information and Communications Ethics Committee
3. Cases where the content is intended to carry out anti-state acts
4. Unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted text or uploading of MP3s
- In cases where computer virus programs, etc., are distributed that cause malfunction of information and communication facilities or destruction of information, etc.
(2) For members using the service in accordance with the above usage restriction regulations, temporary suspension, suspension, or termination of the service usage contract may be taken without separate notice regarding the use of the service in accordance with the regulations for handling abusive users.


Chapter 6 Damages and Other Matters


Article 19 (Scope and Claim for Damages)


1. The Hospital shall not be liable for damages incurred by a member from the Service if such damages are caused by force majeure, such as natural disasters, or by the member's intent or negligence.
2. In the case of e-commerce hosting and general hosting, if the Hospital is a service user equivalent thereto, the provisions of Paragraph 1 above shall apply in the event of force majeure.
3. In the event that the Hospital receives claims for damages, lawsuits, or various objections from a third party other than the member due to an illegal act committed by the member while using the service, the member shall endeavor to indemnify the Hospital; however, if the Hospital is not indemnified, the member shall compensate the Hospital for all damages incurred as a result.

Article 20 (Exemptions from Liability)


(1) The hospital is exempt from liability for providing services if it is unable to provide services due to natural disasters, war, or other similar force majeure events.
(2) The hospital is exempt from liability for damages caused by a telecommunications business operator suspending telecommunications services or failing to provide them normally.
(3) The hospital is exempt from liability for damages caused by unavoidable reasons such as maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction of service facilities.
(4) The hospital shall not be liable for any disruption or damage to the use of the service caused by reasons attributable to the member.
(5) The hospital shall not be liable for any damages caused by errors in the user's computer, or for any damages caused by the member entering personal information and email address inaccurately.
(6) The hospital is not responsible for the reliability, accuracy, or other content of various information, materials, and facts posted by members on the service.
(7) The hospital shall not be liable for any damages arising from transactions of goods (including intangible goods) between members or between a member and a third party through the service.
(8) The hospital shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of services provided to members free of charge.

Article 21 (Jurisdiction and Dispute Mediation)


(1) Any matters not specified in these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by relevant laws and regulations, such as the Telecommunications Business Act, and commercial practices.
(2) In the event of a dispute between the hospital and a member regarding the use of the service, neither party may file a lawsuit unless they have consulted in good faith to resolve the dispute.
(3) In the event that a lawsuit is filed regarding a dispute arising from the use of the service, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the hospital's headquarters shall be the competent court.

[Supplementary Provisions]
These terms and conditions are effective from March 15, 2012.