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I have skin that tends to get a lot of spots and freckles, so I regularly receive Pico Toning laser treatments. Here, they also have something called Melatoning, which involves injecting a serum, so I get that done together with the laser. They say it has a synergistic effect compared to just the laser, so I go for both. For the Melatoning, they apply a numbing cream before the procedure, and then use a machine to inject the serum. It stings a bit and hurts sometimes, and there's occasional bleeding, but I just hold back tears and endure it, hoping that one day my skin will brighten up. What's disappointing is that after the treatment, you pretty much just self-apply some regeneration cream without any other care. If you want masks or additional treatments, you'll have to pay extra for those. If you're just looking for a budget-friendly laser treatment, this place is a good choice. But if you're looking for more services, I wouldn't recommend this dermatology clinic.

I just got an injection for weight loss. I'm really grateful because the doctor explained everything very kindly.

This place in Busan has been around for a really long time, and they mostly focus on preservation treatments with injections rather than surgeries. However, it’s a bit disappointing that they only prescribe a lot of non-covered injections personally...

Maypure, which has great value for money, is currently having an event period, so there were a lot of patients, but since I made an appointment and came in, the waiting time was short~

The doctor is very kind~ However, the prices are pretty steep due to the location. I had to pay over 120,000 won for an inflammation test and other things, ㅠ at other places it was only 40-50,000 won. But with injections and infrared treatment included, it seems to get more expensive.

Due to elbow pain, I had been receiving treatment at another hospital for a long time, and my doctor recommended that I get Prolotherapy injections and referred me to this clinic. They were closed for the whole month of February, so I waited for about ten days and finally visited today. I was treated by Dr. Baek Seung-il, who mentioned that I have damaged ligaments and estimated a treatment period of about four months. I had an X-ray and ultrasound and received PRP injections. I think I got the injections in about six areas in my left arm, and it hurt a bit. They suggested doing the right arm next time, and looking back, I think if both arms had been done at once, I would have been unable to drive home.ㅠㅠ They said it would hurt a bit more for a few days and prescribed painkillers separately. The cost of treatment was 70,000 won for the ultrasound, 250,000 won for the injections, and also some physical therapy charges. The injection cost is a bit high. They recommended receiving the injections every three weeks, so I think I will need about five sessions in total.

☆I was told that my shoulder tendon was torn, so I received injections and physical therapy, and my condition improved in just one day. For now, they're recommending non-surgical treatment instead of surgery, and I hope to get better soon.

I got Vitara and Xeomin injected in two areas by hand, and they took their time to do it well. I ended up spending about 280,000 won, but they gave me 8,000 won in points, so I'm thinking of doing something similar next time. It feels like if you spend around 300,000 won, you get a discount of about 10,000 won. After a day, there's still a little bit of swelling from the Vitara, but it's about 80% recovered, and I think it will be completely gone in about two days. Since they're offering discounts on Vitara just this week, I plan to recommend it to a lot of people. Also, they showed me the Xeomin and Vitara packages, so I didn’t feel deceived, which was nice. Oh! For the Botox on the forehead between the eyebrows, they use ice to make it a bit cooler, and they don’t give you a numbing injection, just so you know!

I visited due to insomnia, and the staff were really kind. With the doctor's friendly consultation, I felt at ease during the appointment. The hospital was very clean, and since there was also a weight loss clinic, I got a prescription and received a fat injection after the consultation.

I visited because my elbow hurt. It hurts just to touch it, and it also hurts when I push myself up with my arm. I was diagnosed with lateral epicondylitis and am receiving nerve injections along with extracorporeal shockwave therapy. I've had several injections, but after about a month, the pain starts again. It feels like it only helps to reduce the pain. I parked at the public parking lot in front of the city hall, and if you mention it when paying the hospital bill, they support the parking fee. The process for filing insurance claims is also simple; I get notifications via KakaoTalk. It’s nice to avoid the hassle of having to submit paperwork individually. However, a downside is that for Hanwha Life, you have to enter the fax number each time, which can be annoying. Haha. The doctor and staff are friendly.

I visited to get a prescription for the weight loss treatment with Maunja. The doctor explained everything well and gave me the injections himself. The nurses were also kind and thoroughly guided me on what to be careful about, which was great.

I visited because I heard from an acquaintance that this place is famous for treating rhinitis.~ They say it's a rhinitis treatment developed by the doctor. The injections are not covered by insurance. They also do allergy tests. After the injection, they give you a week's worth of medication. They say to stop taking it once you start feeling better... They provide the allergy test results as paperwork for your next hospital visit. The effects of the injection are immediate; my runny nose and sneezing improved quickly. The muscle injection in my arm stings a bit. I felt okay right after the injection. If you get it too often, I feel like you might build up a tolerance. If you're struggling with a runny nose, sneezing, itchy eyes, and nasal congestion, it's definitely worth trying at least once. It can give you a break from the daily rhinitis medication, even if just for a bit~

Last night my arm hurt a lot and I woke up in the middle of the night. I went to the hospital in the morning for a check-up, and it turns out the pain wasn’t just for a day or two, but it had been going on for at least three years, and I didn’t even realize it. During the ultrasound exam, I got a shot, and they said I need to get at least five rounds of injections. Wow, the treatment costs are no joke! Everyone, please take care of your health.

I visited for elbow pain and received non-covered injection treatment twice a week for four weeks. Even though I had tried other treatments for 2-3 months without any effect, I was confident after a simple X-ray showed no issues with my bones and that the injection treatment would help. However, I didn't see any improvement, and only after four weeks did they suggest that there might be undetectable issues with my ligaments or cartilage on ultrasound and told me to go to a major hospital for a detailed diagnosis, wrapping up the appointment just like that. I paid about 120,000 to 140,000 won per session for a total of 8 treatments, but I saw no improvement and ended up wasting over a million won and my time. It was frustrating, but when I went to an orthopedic clinic and had an ultrasound done, I was diagnosed with a torn tendon. This hospital only did a simple X-ray and without a proper diagnosis, the inexperienced nurses rushed to give injections everywhere without even wiping off the gel, leaving me with bruises all over and feeling drained both physically and mentally. It was absurd. The ultrasound was not for diagnosis but rather just to find the right places to inject. They confidently diagnosed and treated me based on just the X-ray, and I was shocked and disappointed by the doctor's attitude suggesting I just go to a major hospital without a second thought. I feel like the consultation lacked substance and was just a shiny facade to make it seem impressive.

I was worried about these little bumps under my skin, whether they were acne or clogged pores, and even when I tried to extract them myself, nothing came out. I considered getting a single extraction session, but other places were just way too expensive for that. Maypure offered a great value, so I booked an appointment and went right away. I went a bit late on a weekday evening, and luckily, I went straight in without any wait. The basic acne treatment price includes an inflammation injection, which is great. At other places, they would charge separately for the injection, but with Maypure, it’s all included. I received a few injections. After going yesterday evening, I definitely noticed that the size of the spots where I got the inflammation injections has reduced this morning.

I visited to get a cold remedy and simultaneously to check for osteoporosis. Since I couldn't find time during the weekdays, I went on the weekend. There aren't many clinics open on weekends, so after some online research, I chose the place with the best reviews. And just like in the reviews, the doctor was kind and thorough in his examination. Despite having a lot of patients waiting, he explained everything well and conducted the tests meticulously, which I really appreciated. The nurses were all nice too, and they offer a weight loss clinic with injections available. I'm not overweight, but I've got a bit of belly fat, so I'm interested. I think I should get a consultation about weight loss next time. The clinic is located on the second floor, separate from the main area.

I usually go to the clinic for knee arthritis and get cartilage injections. Recently, my foot has been hurting, so I went to see the doctor, but my usual doctor wasn't available that day, so I saw someone else. They took an X-ray and said that my weight is quite high (obesity), which has caused arthritis to start in my foot. They advised me not to walk much and not to stand for long periods, which was quite frustrating. I ended up getting a prescription and only received physical therapy before leaving. As for recovery...

I went there for erectile dysfunction. I got a prescription for Viagra, but the doctor was a bit careless and unfriendly. They seemed to push for expensive prescriptions that aren’t really necessary (like injections or hormone tests) and were just trying to prescribe cheap medicine, rushing through the consultation. The facilities also feel like an old hospital from the 90s. I wouldn’t recommend it.

First visit on January 26th Consultation on treatment procedures and medical fees If I have health insurance, it would be 3,180,000 won, but without it, it's 1,500,000 won. After some back-and-forth, we settled on 1,000,000 won for ten sessions of three different types of treatment, with a guarantee that if there's any issue with my long-standing back pain, they would see me several times for care. I signed a contract for treatments every Friday afternoon, receiving DNA injections, extracorporeal shock wave therapy, and acupuncture for six sessions, but there has been no improvement at all. The doctor hasn’t provided any feedback on my progress, which is really frustrating. Every time I visit, they charge me a registration fee of 8,900 won, so even though I've paid a lump sum upfront, I don’t understand the system of having to pay for registration at each visit. I don't have a receipt for the registration, treatment details, or medication costs, so I'm not attaching any photos.

One day, I started having trouble sleeping and my lower back began to hurt. I put up with it for a long time before going to a local hospital, where I just ended up wasting a lot of money on expensive treatments while the pain persisted. My faith in hospitals really plummeted. I was so frustrated, as all they seemed to care about was giving me costly injections that only worked for a few days, leaving me with the feeling that it was all a scam. It felt like the doctors were just after money. Then, a coworker mentioned their own experience at a traditional medicine hospital, and for a moment, I thought, 'Should I give it a try too?' It genuinely piqued my interest. So, I made time to visit the clinic my coworker went to, and I had a consultation and treatment with the director. The staff and the doctor were more kind than I expected. I hope for good results.

I came to get forehead Botox, and I also received Botox and purchased the recommended Vitalan! Unfortunately, the Botox discount event at the Ilsan branch ended, so I had to pay full price. The domestic version was a bit on the pricey side at 33,000 won. I'll have to wait for the next promotion to go again. Also, it was a weekday at 5 PM, and there were so many people that I had to wait a long time. Getting Botox in my forehead doesn’t hurt much, but compared to other MaePure branches, they gave me fewer injections. Since I haven’t had it for a few hours yet, I guess I’ll have to wait to see the effect. The building is a bit old, but they remodeled the entrance to be clean, and the interior is fairly tidy. I’ll come back to leave a review for Vitalan next time.

I had the Glow Injection a month ago, but I couldn't tell if it was effectiveㅠㅠ They say you need to get it about three times for it to work, so I came back for another one~ I didn't have much swelling after the injection, but it varies from person to person~ The manager was really considerate and didn’t push me too hard, letting me do only what I wanted, so it wasn’t stressful, haha. I’m also glad they didn’t ask for a package deal (and the consultant is really pretty). If I don’t see any results from the Glow Injection this time, I'll try some other injections too. The good thing about Gurisi Blibi is that their prices are more affordable than other clinics. If you make an appointment after work during the weekdays, the wait time is short and it’s quiet, so I recommend going in the evening~ There's parking available in the building's basement^^

I'm a woman in my late 40s suffering from plantar fasciitis. I gained 10kg and thought walking over 10,000 steps a day would help me lose weight. But instead of losing weight, I ended up with plantar fasciitis. I received treatment at a small local clinic and a larger hospital near Bundang Seohyeon Station, but it didn't help at all. My husband had elbow pain and got an injection for pain relief at The Right Orthopedic Clinic, and it worked like a charm for him. (Though I guess we need to observe it a bit longer.) So, I decided to visit for an injection too. However, the doctor said he couldn’t use the same method for my treatment area, so I ended up just getting physical therapy and extracorporeal shock wave therapy (not covered by insurance, starting at 50,000 won for 2,000 shots), but the timing didn't match up, so I just left with a prescription for anti-inflammatory medication. The director and the nurses are all very kind. (This review is from my own expense.)

I live nearby,

On my second visit, the waiting room is packed again. The elderly person sitting next to me mentioned that the hospital fees are affordable and that the doctor's placenta injection is effective, so they come here often and are satisfied, even with a long wait. Last time, the injection treatment took away more than 50% of my pain, and today I got about 7 shots in my elbow, so I think it will get better. This clinic is considerate as it takes phone reservations from 9 AM for patients from other regions. It says that for extracorporeal shock wave therapy, it's 10,000 won for those over 65 and 15,000 won for those under 65. It's truly a kind clinic that cares for the elderly. I trust the comment that just one more visit will be the end of it.

I had previously been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis due to foot pain, but after neglecting it for a while, I decided to visit the hospital after seeing good reviews. The consultation was friendly. I need to continue treatment, but I received both injection therapy and extracorporeal shockwave therapy; it was very painful, but better than not getting treatment at all. I was a bit surprised that the medical bill was over 150,000 won, but thankfully it's a reimbursable treatment, so I felt relieved.

For a few days, I had a hard, painful nodular acne breakout on my jaw, so I finally decided to go to the clinic and got the anti-inflammatory injection. To sum it up, it was so much better than suffering through the pain of trying to pop it myself! 1. Treatment process and pain: The doctor checked the inflamed area and gave me the injection with a very thin needle, which felt more like a little prick. The pain was tolerable even for someone who tends to exaggerate about pain like me. The treatment probably took less than a minute. 2. Effect (Before & After): At first, I thought there wasn’t much difference by that evening, but by the next morning, the swelling had noticeably reduced. After about two days, the pain completely disappeared, and only a little redness remained. I feel satisfied as I have less concern about scarring compared to forcing it with my hands. 3. Points to note & tips: I was informed that the injection site could temporarily bruise, but thankfully I didn’t experience that. The cost of around 10,000 won is quite affordable, so it offers excellent value for money. I recommend that everyone stressed by acne like mine that won't pop should definitely go to the clinic!

This is Jeil Neurosurgery Clinic in Seokbong-dong, Sintanjin, Daejeon. It's located close to Sintanjin Station, so I visit it often. The clinic has unusual hours; on Thursdays and Saturdays, they only have morning appointments from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. Keep this in mind when you visit. There’s a neurosurgeon on duty, and they specialize in treating spinal and joint pain as well as neurological disorders. They also have a spine and joint clinic that treats conditions like neck or lower back discs, stenosis, frozen shoulder, and arthritis. They are well-known for their non-surgical pain treatments. They focus on alleviating pain through non-surgical methods such as injections or physical therapy rather than surgery.

I hadn't gotten a flu shot for over a year, so I went in for the vaccination 💉 This year it’s a trivalent vaccine. Maybe because it was early in the season, there was almost no waiting time and I was able to get it right away. After a quick check-up, the doctor gave the shot really smoothly 😊 They took the time to administer it personally, which made me feel more comfortable and built my trust 👍 It stung a bit when I got the shot, but it was over quickly, and afterwards, I just felt a little soreness, which varies based on how your body is feeling. The clinic was clean, and the staff was friendly, so I left in a good mood. Oh, and the vaccination cost was reasonable too!! I didn't seem to have any adverse reactions after the shot, and the doctor provided great guidance. I need to get vaccinated every year, and I'm planning to come back here in the future!

I had a terrible sore throat that kept me up all night, so as soon as morning came, I rushed to the Eunseongmo Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic. There were a lot of patients waiting, probably because of the changing season. 😢 Even though I left right after taking my son to school, I ended up waiting for about an hour and 40 minutes. 😢 I was seen by Dr. Yulkyun, the head physician, who was shocked when he checked my throat and nose with an endoscope. He said that my throat, which is in between the nose and the mouth, had swollen up a lot overnight, and that with this level of swelling, just staying still would already be incredibly painful! 😢 He prescribed antibiotics since I needed them, along with some cold medicine, and gave me a shot as well. As soon as I got home and took a pack of medicine, the pain subsided by more than half! 😢 Dr. Yulkyun really takes great care of me, but the hospital fees are about twice as high compared to other ENT clinics, so it can be hard to go unless I'm truly in a lot of pain like this time. ^^; If it weren't for the hospital fees, I would feel more comfortable going even when I catch a cold. 😢 With my entire family of four all catching colds, the hospital fees quickly go over 40,000 won, which honestly puts a lot of pressure on me. 😢 If only the hospital fees were lowered like other ENT clinics, it would truly be the best hospital with nothing to wish for! ^^

I was in pain all over, especially on the left side, so I visited... They did an ultrasound and immediately diagnosed it as a bulging disc... I got an antibiotic injection and for 2 weeks, I was given meds; for 3-4 days, I was told to move as little as possible and just lie down... They say it’s a royal illness... The doctor was really kind and the receptionists, as well as the nurses, were friendly... Regular urology clinics just feel different somehow.... This place has a clean, pleasant vibe... And most importantly, they clearly state that there’s no non-covered treatment... They have a sign that says other than surgeries like vasectomy or circumcision, there are no non-covered treatments. I prefer all treatments to be covered... Anyway, it definitely seems like there's no unnecessary treatments here... At least from my perspective.... I'm glad there’s a great urology clinic near my home.

I've been to this clinic a lot, and the medication works well, so the recovery time is short. All the staff are friendly, and especially the female doctor does an amazing job with the treatments. She gives injections really well too. (I have sensitive skin, and I usually end up with scars and bruises after getting injections, but I didn't this time.) The facility is super clean and nice...!! It seems they handle various issues like colds, obesity, and pains (like back or shoulder pain), and they're really good at physical therapy too!! Everyone is great at what they do, and except for around 4 PM on weekends, there aren't many patients, so that's a plus for getting seen quickly. But it's a bit sad that it's not well-known. I really recommend everyone to give it a try!! Haha

- There was only one doctor, Dr. Kim Jeong-soo, and two nurses at the reception who were very kind and helpful! Everyone was nice and I had a good experience~ With a water cooler and magazines available, it seems like there was a bit of a wait since there's only one ENT doctor in the neighborhood. - I went during a flu outbreak due to my cold and they checked my nose and sprayed some medicine. They also checked my throat, and I received an injection along with a 3-day prescription. - They checked my ears, removed earwax, and I received an injection as well. The hospital fee was about 23,000 won... it was a bit surprising.. It wasn't this much when I went to internal medicine.. After receiving good treatment and being told to come back on Thursday, I left the clinic~

I just got a 2cc Vitara injection. They say I'll need to do it 3 to 4 times, so I'm not expecting much this time. I went without using any numbing cream, and it was bearable. It hurt less than InMode. The clinic has only been open for a short time, so it was clean and nice, but actually smaller than I expected. I had to wait quite a while, and the waiting room felt even more crowded because it was so narrow. The nurses were friendly, but since we had to wait, everyone started getting a bit cranky. I think they really need to improve the reservation system quickly. Maypure is known for being cost-effective, so they probably don’t need to advertise more, but it seems like they do frequent events that naturally promote them to people.

I was looking for an internal medicine clinic that fits lunchtime schedules and found this one. The staff is considerate of working professionals, and everyone, including the nurses and the doctor, was very friendly. I had flu symptoms, got tested and treated with IV fluids, and after resting for an hour or two in a warm, clean room, I noticed a definite improvement in my condition compared to when I arrived. I continued to work after the treatment, and I appreciate that they charge reasonable fees without unnecessary tests. I highly recommend this place.

I had an appointment yesterday and came again today. I didn't notice much yesterday, but today was the worst. There were several issues: 1. This clinic only prescribes one day's worth of medication and insists on daily visits. In most clinics, they prescribe medication for 3 to 4 days and adjust based on symptoms or switch to different medications, but here they only give a day's worth. When I said I might not be able to come because I’m busy, they insisted that I still had to come. 2. Recommendation for non-covered, detailed tests. I was diagnosed with a cold at another clinic and switched to this one. They suggested I undergo allergy tests and an in-depth examination related to my throat, recommending a 160,000 won test. They said that’s how you get accurate information, which scared me a bit and made me wonder if such a large expense was necessary. I said I’d think about it, and while I was waiting, every patient that came in was offered the same 160,000 won detailed examination. It felt like the reason they wanted me to come in late the previous day was just to encourage me to pay for these non-covered tests... 3. More expensive examination fees than other clinics. After a general examination and treatment for respiratory issues (nasal treatment) at another clinic, I would usually pay around 6,000 to 8,000 won, but here it’s always 11,000 to 12,000 won. When I tried to ask about the pricing, they just said that it included the injection and consultation fees, but I really think they should explain why the prices are like that... 4. Mandatory injections. I came in for a consultation yesterday and got an injection, and today they gave me another injection. I wondered if I was really that sick, but seeing every patient being called into the injection room made it seem like the injections are just a standard part of the treatment. When I asked what the injection was for, they said it's related to treatment, but should I really be getting injections every time I come in? 5. Unfriendly lobby nurses. This clinic has a patient registration system with a registration slip. You can fill it out on-site, but if you already had an appointment the previous day, they give you a paper. This paper is supposed to be placed in front of the nurse in the lobby for registration, but there was no guidance on that. There was an elderly person who came in for the first time and just sat there (they didn’t know how to register and probably thought they would be called). As other patients went in, this person went to ask when they would be called. The nurse answered bluntly, asking if they had registered and then said, "You should go in the order you registered. Just write it down and put it in." I understand being formal, but when someone walks in, if they don’t put their registration slip in, it wouldn’t hurt to ask them or at least explain, "Oh, you didn’t know? This is how it works," but I really felt it was very unfriendly. Overall rating: Honestly, I just feel, 'What kind of ridiculous clinic is this!' I don't think I’ll be going back again. I don’t trust this place, and there are other options available aside from this. Thank you for reading my lengthy review.

It was raining and I was feeling a bit down, so I decided to visit Miolin Clinic. I'm planning to get Botox and Yoon Kwan injections as part of their May event. I had Botox on my jawline a long time ago, but it didn't seem to have much effect, so I didn't get it again. However, I noticed that my jawline seems to be getting wider, and I thought I should get it done. Plus, my mouth corners are naturally pulling down when I’m expressionless, which makes me look gloomy and older. I came across a YouTube video that suggested getting Botox in the mouth corners, and for the first time, I considered trying it. I've already had Botox on my forehead, between my eyebrows, and around my eyes, so at this rate, I might end up getting Botox on my entire face. The consulting manager looked at me and said that my jaw muscles are quite big, and suggested I would need to get two injections of 50 units each, so I made an additional payment. They disinfected and did some icing in the procedure room. The doctor came in right away and explained where the Botox and contouring injections for my double chin would go. The explanation was detailed, which I really appreciated. When they injected the Botox into my jaw muscles, it hurt a bit, while the other areas were bearable if I just closed my eyes. After the injections, my jaw area felt a bit numb, and the area where I got the contouring injection swelled up and felt tight, but since they explained everything during the consultation, I felt reassured that the injections were effective. As I age, I'm stressed about my jawline, and I'm hoping that getting this Botox will help it shrink a little.

I came in because my right arm hurt so much when I moved it. I had previously had surgery on my left arm due to a rotator cuff tear, and I was worried that the symptoms were the same and that they’d suggest another surgery. The clinic I went to before rushed to do MRIs, CT scans, and X-rays as soon as I got there. I was in so much pain that I couldn't sleep, so I had no choice but to undergo surgery there. Instead, I went to Han Joohee Orthopedic Clinic, which was recommended by a friend, and they told me I had frozen shoulder. They didn't over-treat me and were friendly. Most importantly, the medical fees were incredibly affordable. I’m very satisfied. I'm almost completely better now; I only feel a little tightness. I find myself recommending them naturally. I'm still getting physical therapy twice a week, and for treatment injections, I get three a week, but today is the last one. Now I only feel a slight tightness and no pain, which is manageable.

I had a pimple on my scalp, and when I popped it, I was shocked to find that hair had fallen out in a perfect circle a few days later, so I decided to visit a dermatologist. After the examination, I learned that the circular hair loss was due to scalp troubles, not aging or genetics, and the doctor explained that it was a condition that could recover with steroid injections. I received treatment with injections every two weeks for three months. About a month into the treatment, my hair started to gradually grow back, and by the second month, the empty areas were filling in. By the end of the third month, I had almost fully recovered to a normal state. I’m very satisfied with the treatment since there has been no relapse, and I’m being extra careful and attentive to my scalp to avoid stimulating it and experiencing the same symptoms again.

I went for treatment of alopecia areata, and at first I was scared about getting injections in my scalp. It was stressful since I wasn't seeing quick improvement. I heard that recovery might take time, so I just kept getting the injections consistently, and eventually, hair did start to grow back. I've always had fine, thin hair which worried me before, and then to think I would also face hair loss... One evening, suddenly while washing my hair, I noticed a lot of hair falling out. When I dried my hair, I could see bald spots that were about the size of a 50 or 100 won coin. I couldn’t believe it happened all of a sudden. The next day, I went to the hospital but was really upset because they charged me for a non-covered medicine worth 35,000 won without any explanation. I had no choice but to go back since there weren’t any other clinics nearby. The woman at the front desk was middle-aged, and she wasn't very friendly.

I visited after two years because of a severe sore throat and cough from phlegm that made everyday life impossible. I received a 10-day prescription, and while I seemed to improve a bit with the director's treatment and injections, it wasn't enough to get back to work. I’ve taken several health leaves, but once I get sick, I usually suffer for at least two to four weeks. My main focus was on getting better by resting as much as possible and isolating myself from the outside world. Although I'm not completely healed, I feel well enough to return to work, so I dressed warmly and carefully to avoid catching a chill.

I was worried about my dull skin tone and dry skin, so I visited the famous Meypure Ilsan branch known for its affordability! The program I chose was a combination of IPL, which is effective for improving blemishes, and the Shine Hydration Injection that gives hydration from the inside out. First, the IPL procedure was done carefully by the doctor who checked the areas of concern. There was a bit of a flash and slight sting, but it was bearable, and right after the treatment, my skin felt noticeably brighter, which made me very happy. It's clear that the blemishes have lightened, making my overall appearance look brighter. Next was the Shine Hydration Injection, which was truly amazing! With the dry weather lately, my makeup was constantly flaking, which was stressful, but after the injection, I could visibly see a soft glow coming from my skin. Just like its name, 'Shine,' my skin texture feels smooth and firm, and I feel happy every time I look in the mirror. The staff at the Ilsan branch were also very kind and recommended only the necessary treatments without any unnecessary suggestions, allowing me to relax and heal comfortably. At this quality for such a reasonable price, I am definitely 200% willing to return! I highly recommend this amazing combination of treatments to anyone looking to restore their skin condition. ✨

I've had slight elbow pain for a long time, like a chronic issue. After registering, I had an X-ray taken, and the doctor carefully reviewed the results and explained that there was nothing wrong with my bones. I felt unnecessarily anxious going in... After that, I received physical therapy and prescriptions, and I was even more surprised that the total cost was only 11,900 won. Nowadays, I feel like many places recommend unnecessary tests or treatments for minor symptoms, but I didn't get that vibe here at all. I've had a tough experience after going to an orthopedic clinic that was rumored to be great, where I ended up with excessive treatments, high medical bills, and even a mistake with an injection. So, I've been more cautious about choosing a clinic. I usually go to several places, but this one only provided the necessary treatments, explained everything kindly, and really seems to be a conscientious clinic that doesn't view patients as a source of money.

After moving, I searched for nearby gynecologists and found that Louis Women's Clinic had female doctors with relatively good reviews on Naver, so I decided to visit. It was really close to Sadang Station, just about a 3-minute walk. The clinic was very clean, and the receptionist nurses were friendly. Since it was a Saturday, there were quite a few people, so I had to wait a bit, but the doctor explained everything kindly during the exam. I also took the opportunity to get a diet consultation and received a prescription for obesity-related injections. I think I will keep going to Louis Women's Clinic whenever I need gynecological care in the future. I'm satisfied with everything like the location, facilities, kindness, and the doctor's care ^^

This is the place I always rush to whenever my skin breaks out. Typically, other hospitals charge per injection for inflammation, which can be burdensome, but here they price according to the area treated, making it genuinely affordable. They see the larger areas diligently, which gives me peace of mind. I visited again without an appointment, and I got in right away with almost no wait, and the director and staff were friendly, making me feel good getting treatment. It’s really reassuring to have a reliable local clinic nearby. I plan to keep coming back here whenever I have skin troubles!

I’ve been going for physical therapy because of knee pain, and the staff is super friendly. The doctor gives thorough explanations, so I keep coming back. I've been to other hospitals before, and when I went there with fluid on my knee, they immediately did an X-ray and gave me an injection and shockwave therapy. It cost 250,000 won, and I was shocked. Here, they recommend starting with the minimum treatment, so after an X-ray, I took some medication and did physical therapy. The therapy cost was around 3,000 won. Even after getting a prescription and an injection, it’s less than 5,000 won, which is great. They also handle pain and family medicine consultations, so I can get treated for colds or have blood tests done. The receptionists are very kind and handle everything well, and I usually feel quite tense when visiting hospitals, but I left feeling at ease.

Today I suddenly got a bad case of indigestion and felt so dizzy that even walking was a struggle. I went to the hospital and the doctor was really kind, and the nurses were also very friendly, which made me feel at ease during my treatment. After getting the injection, I definitely felt better and recovered quickly! They mentioned that I could also receive IV fluids at the hospital, but I didn't have enough time for that. Next time I'm not feeling well or have digestive issues, I want to go back and get some IV fluid as well. If you're looking for a family medicine clinic near Munsan, I recommend Seoul Family Medicine Clinic Munsan! They say they can handle a variety of issues such as obesity, internal medicine, and surgery, so I highly recommend them!!~

Jeong Internal Medicine Clinic ♡ This is my go-to clinic for weight loss injections. Honestly, if you just look at the facilities, they seem a bit outdated compared to other clinics;;; it really does feel a bit neglected^^;;; But even though it's not the latest or most glamorous, the basic care is well-maintained, so I don't feel overly uncomfortable~! The staff is a bit older and not very chatty, but overall they're quite calm. Instead, they provide accurate guidance when needed, and the service is decent, so I feel comfortable every time I go. The doctor also doesn’t ramble on unnecessarily; he just checks and explains the important parts, which I personally appreciate~! It’s a bit sad to see the waiting room empty every time I go. It’s a good clinic, but stillㅠㅠ Jeong Internal Medicine Clinic has a well-organized treatment process, which is why I visit frequently~^^♡

I heard that the local government in Busan West District covers the cost of the shingles vaccine, which is 70,000 won, so I called several hospitals to check prices. They all varied a bit, so I decided to go with Aloisio Hospital because they're 30,000 won cheaper than the others. Since the meds can be expensive, I thought it would be good to take advantage of any benefits I can. I took my uncle with me, and it was so nice to see a familiar face after a long time. I was in a hurry to go because someone I know got shingles and suffered terribly because they missed the timing. The staff explained everything in detail and were incredibly kind. They even talked about the effects of the medication, which really put my mind at ease. The person who gave the injection was very attentive and explained what to do if it hurt. It's a trustworthy hospital. They even gave us a 500 won discount from the registration desk, starting from the director.

I found this hospital while searching for places open on the weekend, and the reviews were so good that I decided to go, and I'm glad I did. First of all, there were a ton of patients. They do see people well, but I guess there aren't many hospitals open on the weekend, so that’s probably why. I think I waited for about an hour. Still, the doctor was really kind. When I talked about my symptoms, he listened carefully and explained the medication he prescribed very well. I appreciate those aspects. The nurses were also all very friendly and did a great job with the injections. The nutritional supplements are much cheaper than other hospitals and there are a lot of options. They also have a separate obesity clinic on the second floor, so it seems like they do a good job with weight loss consultations too. The parking lot was also a nice bonus.

The facility was clean and the doctor was nice. I was diagnosed with atrophic vaginitis as I got older. After menopause, they said I need to take women's hormone medication. I have concerns about the possibility of getting breast cancer. After various tests, I also had blood drawn and got a buttock injection. I asked the doctor a lot of questions. They were kindly informative, which left a good impression on me. Then a few days later, the test results came back. Fortunately, I can take the women's hormone medication, but I need to get a breast ultrasound, and they said that's not available here. I decided to wait until next year for my health check-up. They gave me medication, and I need to take the women's hormone medication for the rest of my life. Also, the testing cost was 170,000 won, and medication costs are separate. I just hope it doesn't hurt.

I had been getting Rejuran Healer regularly for about 7 years, but I had a terrible experience with side effects after visiting a different clinic just once. I struggled with redness and itching for about a year and a half, but recently my skin started to improve a bit, so I was really torn about whether to get Rejuran again from Dr. Yoon at my regular clinic, Maypure. However, I had never experienced any side effects after years of treatments from Dr. Yoon, so I trusted him and went in for the treatment. Lately, I heard about a new product called Vitaran that has almost the same effects as Rejuran but is supposed to be virtually pain-free, so I decided to go with that. Honestly, I was thinking, am I getting treated right now? The pain was really nonexistent, and I barely had any swelling, just a tiny bit of injection marks. I could put on makeup right after and go anywhere! It felt like a whole new world!! I'm planning to get Vitaran from now on. And, once again, because I went to Dr. Yoon, I didn't experience any heat, itching, or redness; I had a great night's sleep and woke up feeling good the next day. It's been less than 24 hours since the treatment, and this is how much of a mark I have. Highly recommended, highly recommended! 👍👍

I had botox for my square jaw at B.A. Plastic Surgery Clinic. Honestly, I usually have a well-defined jawline, and it stressed me out every time I took a photo because I felt like my face looked bigger. I had been contemplating it for a while, but when I saw the event price, I thought, 'Let's give it a try' and decided to visit.

The chief doctor is skilled and all the dental hygienists are very kind. I really appreciate how they recognize my face and call me by name every time. I've had wisdom teeth extraction and several cavity treatments here, and it wasn't very painful. They always treated me on time for my appointments, which I liked. The clinic seems clean and new, so I thought the treatment costs would be high, but they weren't at all, haha. I can't go anymore since I've moved, but it was a satisfying place to visit. If you're looking for a dentist near Hoegi Station, I recommend Seoul Just Dental. It's right in front of the station, so it's really accessible. (+ The doctor gives anesthetic injections really gently, so those who are a bit scared like me might find this helpful to know.)

They can handle all sorts of simple medical care. From general internal medicine to ENT, they can do it all. You can get hair loss treatments, obesity management, various vitamin injections, and vaccinations, as well as skin laser treatments. I thought it was just a small neighborhood clinic, but when you go there, there's always a lot of patients waiting. The doctor takes the time to thoroughly ask questions and explain everything in detail, and they are very kind and attentive. That's why I keep going back.

I wanted Botox for my forehead and between my brows, so I went in, and the consultation was very friendly. They mentioned I didn’t need Botox between my brows just yet, so I only got my forehead done. I was a bit nervous because it was my first time getting forehead Botox, but Dr. Lim was so skilled that there were hardly any visible injection marks, and surprisingly, my eyes didn’t feel heavy at all. I'm really satisfied!! :) I usually went to the Hwajeong branch and regularly received Botox, skin Botox, Rejuran healer, and aqua peel. I haven’t had skin Botox or Rejuran at the new branch yet, but I’m planning to get it done with Dr. Lim soon. I was disappointed that there hadn’t been events for Rejuran, but recently I heard about something called Vitarian. The ingredients are the same, but the price is better, so I’m thinking of trying that. If I like it, I’ll leave a review again^^

This is a hospital I visited for a health check-up. I went in the morning, and there weren't too many people waiting. I was able to get various tests done quickly, which was great. The hospital fees were also not too expensive for Yeouido, making it easy to visit without worrying about costs! Whenever I had a cold or felt unwell, I often came here for treatment. I would recommend this place to anyone thinking about visiting in the future. The doctor really understands my pain points and prescribes medication well! The injections weren't too painful either, so they were manageable. There are a lot of companies nearby, so it can get a bit crowded if you go later, but I think it's best to go early in the morning. I'll be sure to visit here again next time I'm in Yeouido.

I visited due to a referral from a friend, and my hair was falling out a lot. Not only did it lack strength and hang limp, but as time passed, my hair started to thin out. It was truly shocking. At first, I didn’t realize the symptoms, but when I found fine hair on the floor that looked like a baby's fine hair, I wondered what it was and then realized it was my own hair. I immediately inquired and went to the hospital. The doctor checked the empty areas and after tests, confirmed it was hair loss. I felt relieved to have discovered it in time and began treatment, which included injections and medication. The quick response meant it didn't take long, and the staff's attentive support was a great help during the process. Thank you for restoring my hair!

It's a bit far from home, but I searched for the price of the selective vaccine and visited this hospital. The lowest price for Gardasil 9 is 190,000 won... When I used regional currency discounts, the price felt even lower... On my second visit, they didn't have the vaccine I wanted, so the first day was a wasted trip. The second time I went on the weekend and noticed there are many new apartments nearby, so there were lots of babies around. On Saturday, they work until about lunchtime, so when I went after 11:30, they had already closed. I’m not sure if you can use the Ddok-Ddak app on weekends, but if you can check and make a reservation, that would be great. The doctor is very nice. They used to be in Punggi-dong, but they've now moved to the Baebang-Seogyu area. When I went this time, they had information about immunotherapy, so after getting the shot and consulting, they mentioned it can be effective for people who react strongly to house dust mites. They also prescribe weight loss injections, and they have some kind of partnership with the elevator?? You can get discounts when bundling it, so intense dieting is possible. If you're nearby, it seems appealing. Parking is challenging in the building's parking lot, so I use the lot next door.

The Oksu-dong Oullim ENT clinic has a female doctor who provides attentive treatment. In particular, there’s a beautiful and tall nurse who handles IVs very well for both adults and kids~~~~ I highly recommend it. It’s located right in front of the subway station on the first floor of the Oullim shopping center, so it's easy to find and great for treatment^^ I discovered they also do allergy tests here. I plan to get an allergy test here before we get pets for my child. They also offer flu shots and have a variety of injectable medications. Not only can you get vaccinations for kids but also treatments and tests tailored to your situation. However, when my child has a cold, there are a lot of medications to takeㅠ Sometimes I wonder if they need to take that much... But when I visit other ENT clinics, kids seem to have a lot of medications too... Of course, since they are specialists, they’ve prescribed appropriately, and my child is taking them well. If you visit, I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the doctor's careful treatment~~~~ I’m leaving this review since it’s the place I go to whenever I’m sick.