I had my child's walking checked at the Namdong-gu Barun Neurosurgery Clinic.

I was concerned about my five-year-old son's inward-bending gait, so I sought a consultation. The doctor, instead of laying him down immediately upon entering the clinic, first observed him slowly, starting with his walking. He listened attentively to my concerns as a parent and calmly explained whether this was a common developmental condition for children his age or a sign of a developmental disorder that needed to be corrected.
Through X-rays and a simple alignment test, the axes of my pelvis, knees, and ankles were confirmed. Fortunately, surgery or other drastic corrections were not necessary. Instead, the doctor advised that, at this stage, management should focus on lifestyle modifications, stretching, and simple exercise therapy. The examination was conducted quickly and gently to avoid intimidation, so my child did not cry, and there was no pain at all. They even demonstrated exercises that could be performed at home, which made it easy to understand. I especially trusted them because they did not recommend excessive treatment. I was satisfied with this hospital because it truly understands and cares for growing children.