ENT in Mia Sageori, Seoul, Korea

I've been going there since I was young, and they're always kind. The medication works well for me, too.

I am a 40-year-old man. Since January 24, I've had symptoms like nasal congestion, phlegm, sneezing, and coughing. When I came to Gangbuk Boas Hospital, there were several doctors, and I was assigned Dr. Park Seung-jin as my treating physician. Initially, I was prescribed oral medication, which lowered my fever, reduced phlegm, and lessened my sneezing, but I wasn't completely cured and needed further treatment. The nasal congestion was due to swelling in the airway, which narrowed the passage, so they recommended nasal irrigation. The doctor used an endoscope to look inside, clarifying the blockage's cause. The prescription for nasal irrigation is very effective. I’ve been setting up laundry to humidify the room and turning on a humidifier while sleeping to help reduce my nasal congestion.

My child kept having a runny nose and sneezing a lot, so I called Cozy ENT, the closest clinic in the neighborhood, and went in. The last time I went, they were open until 7 p.m., but I guess the hours have changed to 6:30 p.m. As soon as I went in, there was a video playing of the doctor explaining inflammation in the ENT area. I wonder if it had been featured on TV—maybe the doctor is well-known?! I arrived at 6:15 and was seen after waiting about five minutes. The doctor doesn’t prescribe antibiotics casually, so it does seem like colds take a little longer to get better, but I still like and trust the doctor more than those who overuse antibiotics. The doctor suctioned out the nasal mucus, checked my child’s throat, and provided friendly care. The nurse was kind too, and the clinic’s interior was clean and pleasant. I recommend it.