Goeun Kyunghee Korean Medicine Clinic

Located a 5-minute walk from Exit 3 of Guro Digital Complex Station (Gudi Station), Goeun Kyunghee Korean Medicine Clinic in Guro provides Korean medicine treatment covered by automobile insurance for traffic accidents, pain-related Chuna therapy, Herbal Weight-Loss Medicine, and skin lifting treatments. Naver reservations are available, and patients can use the building’s underground parking lot free of charge for up to two hours. Hello. I am Lee Han-byeol, Director of Goeun Kyunghee Korean Medicine Clinic. After working as the team doctor for SBS’s <The Girls Who Rule the Ball>, I became known as the “hard-hitting Korean medicine doctor.” I currently work as a ringside doctor for Black Combat, appear on JTBC’s “Good Morning Life,” write the Dailyan column “Lee Han-byeol’s Hard-Hitting Korean Medicine,” and provide consultations as a Naver Knowledge iN Korean medicine doctor. To me, “hard-hitting” has two meanings: explaining in an easy-to-understand way why the body hurts, and my signature technique, Golta Therapy, which directly taps and loosens areas that are tense and stiff. [My Professional Journey] After building enough expertise through long-term work at a single clinic to provide independent consultations, I gave up the security of a permanent position and traveled to Korean medicine clinics throughout the country. Whenever clinic directors were away, I rushed to dozens of clinics in places such as Yeosu, Ulsan, Busan, Chuncheon, and Daejeon to provide treatment. At patients’ request, I also took on regular consultations once or twice a week. Through a master’s degree at the Graduate School of Korean Medicine, training at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, and exchanges with academic societies in Japan, I directly compared and learned treatment methods from Korea, China, and Japan. I absorbed the strengths of various clinic directors and mentors in acupuncture, Chuna therapy, pharmacopuncture, acupotomy, thread embedding, and Gol