Answers to the basic questions patients usually ask before contacting the clinic.

Yes. The clinic promotes personalized consultation and doctor-led treatment planning before treatment selection.

You can contact the clinic by WhatsApp, KakaoTalk, LINE, phone, or Google Maps directions depending on what is easiest for you.

The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 20:00 (lunch break 13:00–14:00), Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00, and closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Yes. English-language pages and contact options are structured for patients who want to communicate in English before and during consultation. Japanese, Chinese, and Arabic patients are also supported via dedicated locale pages and messengers.

The site emphasizes explanation, individualized pacing, and treatment planning that starts from the main skin concern rather than a preset package.

In most cases, yes. Same-day consultation is possible. Treatments without prior testing (most botulinum toxin, fillers, lasers) can usually proceed on the same day. Procedures requiring prior blood test or skin analysis (e.g. stem cell, hair restoration) may need a separate visit. Contact the clinic with your travel window first.

Patients under 18 require a parent or legal guardian present at consultation and treatment. Some procedures are not recommended below specific age thresholds — the dermatologist will advise during consultation.

Most aesthetic procedures (botulinum toxin, fillers, lasers, energy devices) are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Please inform the clinic of your status during consultation — the dermatologist will recommend safe alternatives or postponement.

Credit and debit cards (Korean and most international: Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, JCB, UnionPay), cash (KRW), and wire transfer (for overseas patients before visit). Mobile payments (Samsung Pay, Apple Pay) are also accepted.

Public pricing pages list standard tier prices per procedure (KRW). However, the actual treatment plan and final cost depend on consultation — skin type, number of sessions, and combination treatments affect the total. We share a written estimate during consultation, before any treatment.

Most aesthetic dermatology procedures are non-insured (비급여) under Korean National Health Insurance. Medical dermatology cases (severe acne with insurance code, certain pigmentation disorders) may be partially covered — verified during consultation.

Korean credit cards support 2–12 month installments (issuer-dependent) on treatments over a certain threshold. International cards typically do not support local installment plans — please ask during consultation.

Ultherapy, Thermage, stem cell treatment, skin boosters, Sculptra, Rejuran, botulinum toxin, fillers, pigmentation care, acne scar treatment, hair loss care, and regenerative skin therapies are featured repeatedly.

Yes. Building parking is available with 1 hour validation. Public parking lots within 200m for longer stays. Subway access (Nonhyeon Station Line 7 Exit 4, 5-minute walk) is typically faster than driving in Gangnam district.

Nonhyeon Station (논현역, Line 7) Exit 4 — about a 5-minute walk. Sinnonhyeon Station (신논현역, Line 9) Exit 2 — about a 7-minute walk. Both lines connect directly from Gimpo and Incheon airports via airport express transfers.

Yes. Building entrance has step-free access. Elevator to the 4th floor (clinic) is wheelchair-accessible. Treatment rooms have door widths and turning space for standard wheelchairs. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare assistance.

Depends on the procedure. Injections (botulinum toxin, fillers): same day after needle marks settle (2–4 hours). Lasers: next day (24 hours minimum). Chemical peels: 3–7 days depending on depth. Energy devices (Ultherapy, Thermage): immediately. The dermatologist gives procedure-specific guidance during recovery briefing.

Most procedures allow light walking and daily activity immediately. Vigorous exercise (heavy cardio, weightlifting, hot yoga, sauna) is typically restricted 24–72 hours depending on procedure — to minimize bruising, swelling, and inflammation. Specific timeline shared during recovery briefing.

Contact the clinic directly via KakaoTalk, WhatsApp, LINE, or phone — we maintain a dedicated channel for post-treatment concerns. Common short-term effects (mild swelling, redness, bruising) resolve in 2–7 days. Unusual symptoms (severe pain, asymmetric swelling, fever, vision changes) require immediate contact and may need in-clinic evaluation.

Most treatments allow flying within 24–48 hours. Filler and threadlift may benefit from a 3–5 day buffer to assess settling. Aggressive peels and fractional lasers should ideally complete primary peeling/redness (3–7 days) before long-haul flights. We schedule travel-window-aware treatment plans for overseas patients.