Orthopedics in Mangmi-dong, Busan, Korea

The doctor is so kind and explains things so well that I followed him when he opened his own clinic. I had been seeing him since he worked at another place, so when I heard he was opening his own practice, I came here too, haha. He seems even busier now that he’s here. As I’m getting older, there are more things I need to pay attention to, from osteoporosis to knee injections. Once my knees started acting up, I realized I couldn’t just leave them alone without keeping an eye on them, so I’ve been coming in regularly and taking care of them. For osteoporosis, I get tested regularly and keep track of my numbers. You have to start managing it early, before your bones become full of little holes. As always, he explains everything kindly and clearly, in a way that’s easy to understand, so I always leave my appointments feeling good. I hope to see him again next time with that same pleasant smile.

It's a large orthopedic clinic, not a single-story building, and it's located in a great spot right near the subway. There’s even a physical therapy room in the basement, so if you're not careful, you might get lost inside the building! I was feeling a limit to the treatments I was getting at the Korean medicine clinic because my back was hurting so much, so I came here seeking Western medicine. I was instructed to come back for a second visit. The injection for my back really hurt, but afterwards the prognosis was good, and I’ve been managing well without pain since then. The treatment rooms are clean, and I didn’t feel like they were pushing unnecessary procedures on me, which is nice. This is a place I visit occasionally, not often enough to feel overwhelmed by the hospital environment—around once a year.