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At the age of 93, Lee Gill-or has gone viral to look much less than her age. Recently in a university video, the president of the University of Gachon in South Korea was seen sitting directly and speaking with energy and confidence.
He talked about the new AI and platform era and said that Gachon University would be a top option for students and companies.
The audience was amazed at her thick hair, glowing skin and young attraction. Many online users could not believe that she was 93 years old. Some called him a “youngest person” in the country.
“I wouldn’t believe if someone told me that he is 93,” came from another.
Another Instagram user wrote, “I wishes that healthy, full of projects and lively and 93.”
“Is he a vampire?” Take another pinch.
However, not everyone believes that his infallible beauty is all natural.
“God knows how much processes she is doing to see such a smooth and free face for a free face. It is clearly that she does not look only using a Hiddling cream. It is exaggerated and the vampire legends were born in Transylvania, not in Josone, not,” a user said.
“Botox?” Another surprise.
Born in 1932, Lee shared her beauty secrets in a previous interview with Herald Business. She drinks at least 1.5 liters of water daily, replaces coffee with tea and uses humidifier all the time around her house.
The childhood memories of poor people who died without care inspired him to become a doctor.
He said, “I do not drink or smoke, I maintain a regular routine and have been receiving regular laser treatment in the Dermatology Department of Gill Hospital for the last 10 years.”
In an interview with Chosun Daily, Lee said that his secret was constantly doing simple things on a daily basis to stay young. She also avoids stress and stimulating people.
Li Gill-illustrated career
Li Gill-Ya started his medical journey at Seoul National University in 1951 and graduated in 1957. He completed his internship in 1965 at Mary Emaculat Hospital, USA and in his residence at Queen Hospital Center till 1968.
Later, he earned a doctor of medicine from the University of Japan in 1977.
Li Gill-Ya founded the Gill Medical Foundation and Gatchon Medical University and currently serve as the Chairman of Unified Gachon University.
Over the years, he has worked in several leadership positions, including presiding over various educational and cultural institutions. He has received several honorary doctors for his contribution to medical and education.
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