Nose before/after, prices, and reviews

Recently, I had constant discomfort in my ear and throat, so I decided to visit ○○ ENT clinic. I thought it was just a cold and tried to endure it, but the symptoms kept getting worse, so I finally went to the hospital. Honestly, at first I was a bit scared and nervous because they used specialized equipment on my ear, but when I got there, the atmosphere was more relaxed than I expected, and the staff were so friendly that I quickly felt at ease. They checked my nose and discussed the possibility of rhinitis along with my lifestyle habits, and it really helped me understand what behaviors were not good for me. They prescribed medication tailored to my situation, and after taking it for a few days, I definitely noticed a reduction in pain and breathing became much easier than before.

I've been a loyal patient for over 15 years. There’s no excess treatment, and even if the consultation is short and to the point, the doctor always hits the nail on the head! Especially during the changing of the seasons, I always end up with a cold, but the doctor named it more accurately as rhinitis allergy. Until now, I had no idea because other places prescribed me strong cold medicine, but thanks to our doctor, now I know what's really going on. The clinic's facilities and interior are all neat, and the staff are super friendly. However, if I had to nitpick, the parking lot is really narrow. If you visit in the afternoon, the underground parking is always full, making it inconvenient if you're driving. I'm satisfied with this neighborhood clinic, but I wouldn't recommend it for those who need to drive.

Nowadays, colds are bad and there are tons of patients at every clinic. I also had a bad cold that caused my rhinitis to flare up, making it hard to breathe because my nose was so blocked and my throat was really swollen. I visited several clinics, but I wasn’t getting any better. The last place I went to was this clinic, and after just one round of medication, I definitely noticed a significant reduction in my runny nose. I initially got a three-day supply of medicine, and even after finishing it, I still had a bit of lingering symptoms, so I went back for another three days' worth. Now, I've completely recovered from the cold and I'm back to normal! I even got my flu shot, but I can't believe I had a cold for almost 20 days. I really need to be careful not to catch a cold during the changing seasons. The doctor was very kind, and I'm really grateful.

I went to the hospital, and since it was crowded, I was waiting around. I got bored, noticed books available, and thought the facilities were really good. During the consultation, I mentioned having nasal inflammation and a sore throat, so the doctor advised against eating cold food and exposed to cold wind. I got a prescription and, after consistently taking the medication and avoiding cold food and air, I recovered fairly quickly. Thank you for diligently treating all the sick patients. I look forward to my next visit. Thank you. Good things will happen because you do a lot of good deeds, and the chances of people giving back to you are very high. You worked hard. Once again, thank you sincerely!

I've been experiencing pain in my shoulder and I can't lift my arm. I had an X-ray done, and it showed calcium buildup and inflammation. After the ultrasound, I received steroid injection treatment, which only took about 3 minutes. I was treated by Dr. Kim, who explained everything in a way that was easy to understand by using analogies. He didn't recommend any other treatments. After the injection, the next day the pain seemed to get worse, but gradually it's improving, although not completely. The shoulder feels less painful, but the pain is radiating down into my arm, and it's feeling a bit colder. He suggested that I come in for another injection once a week or every other week, so I have an appointment for next week. They also prescribed me a week's worth of pain medication that I'm currently taking.

I recently came down with a really bad cold and visited this hospital in my neighborhood for the first time. The doctor was incredibly kind and I was very satisfied with the care I received. They listened carefully to my symptoms and explained the condition of my throat and nose in a way that was easy to understand, which gave me peace of mind. I especially appreciated that they prescribed only the necessary medications without unnecessary antibiotics or excessive treatments, which made me trust them even more. The nurses were also bright and friendly from the check-in to the payment process, so even though I wasn't feeling well, I left in a good mood. The facility was overall clean and the waiting area was comfortable, so if I have any other issues, I plan on coming back here.

I went to Han-gyeol Clinic because of cold symptoms. Overall, the wait time wasn't too long, which was nice, and the flow from registration to the exam was pretty fast. The doctor carefully checked my throat, nose, and ears and asked detailed questions about my symptoms, which made me trust them. I was in a tough situation with a high fever, body aches, and severe coughing, so I was relieved to get seen relatively quickly after registering. They explained my condition, the possibility of contagion, as well as isolation and precautions in detail, which reassured me. By taking the prescribed medication and getting plenty of rest, my high fever and body aches gradually eased. Overall, I felt it was a systematic and kind treatment.

I went after lunchtime when there weren't many people, so I received medical attention comfortably.. As a result, my appointment with the doctor didn’t take long at all, even with glucose. I had no other symptoms for days, but my throat was sore like a cold, with a sense of foreign body and pain, so I was diagnosed with pharyngitis. Suddenly, that evening, I started feeling achy and it turned into a cold. Luckily, after receiving IV fluids, it was like a miracle; I recovered within 2-3 days. The doctor was straightforward, only saying what was necessary and finishing quickly, so some people might find him a bit brusque. Still, good results seem to bring me back in the end. It's only a 1-2 minute walk from Ssangmun Station, so it's not hard for adults to get there.

Kim Internal Medicine is a clinic located in the Haeundae area of Busan, providing general internal medicine services focusing on gastrointestinal and respiratory diseases, along with health check-ups and chronic disease management. It's in a relatively accessible location, making it convenient for local residents to seek everyday health consultations and treatments. This hospital is great for tailored consultations and consistent care based on patient conditions. I visited because I was experiencing severe cough and nasal congestion due to bronchitis, and Dr. Gu Ja-heum gave excellent care, and the staff were friendly. I've been taking the prescribed medication and I'm seeing improvement. The hospital is also close to my home, so I visited last winter for a cold. I would consider returning if needed.

I think it might be the change of seasons, as I was really struggling with a sore throat and congestion, so I searched for an ENT nearby. I found this place because it's close to my house and seemed to have good reviews. There’s a mechanical parking lot behind the building, so it should be convenient for those driving here. Since I didn't have an appointment, I had to wait a little for my consultation. There were quite a few patients visiting the clinic too. The doctor recommended a flu test, and while the consultation was with the doctor, the nurse handled the test with the flu kit. Thankfully, the test results came back negative for the flu, but I did wonder if I really needed to take the flu test in the first place.

The doctor is really kind and pays great attention during the examination! I had a bad sore throat and it was hard to swallow, but the doctor showed me my throat condition through an endoscopy and explained the cause in a way that was easy to understand, which made me trust him completely. I loved that he only prescribed the necessary medications without any unnecessary treatments. The nurses were all friendly, and the hospital was clean, making the wait comfortable. After the respiratory treatment, I definitely felt much more comfortable with my nose and throat. I highly recommend this place to anyone who hasn't found an ENT nearby! If I get sick again, I'll come here without a second thought. I'll come back again next time.^^

I've been sneezing a lot lately, so I visited the clinic. The pollen and pine pollen are absolutely overwhelming right now. In my area, when I blow my nose, yellow pine pollen comes out. Maybe that's why I'm having such a hard time with sneezing at night. I've been dealing with rhinitis for over 20 years, and medication helps only briefly with little effect. I visited my usual clinic again, and they sanitized everything. I realized through a KakaoTalk message that I only had details about the temperature on the first day. They did an endoscopy and looked closely at my condition. They mentioned it was a bit severe, so I received infrared treatment and got a prescription medication.

I struggled for a few days with a runny nose and finally visited my go-to Ujeong ENT clinic nearby. The hospital is always friendly and pleasant, and Dr. Bong is so nice. He always explains everything in detail and takes great care during treatment, which is very accurate. The nurses are also always friendly, and the equipment is really good. It’s super convenient since it's close to my house. I think it's the best ENT clinic in the neighborhood for treatment. I also have memories of visiting during COVID and getting treatment and prescriptions, and I felt much better afterwards. If I get sick, I always seem to go to Ujeong ENT first. It's the best for a cold.

I felt like I had a sore throat, so I urgently went in for a check-up today. The hospital was spacious and pleasant, which made waiting more comfortable. Since it was my first visit, I checked in and waited. The doctor looked at my throat and said it was pharyngitis.ㅠㅠ I got a 5-day supply of medication for it. I had a slight fever and my condition was dropping during the morning, but it seemed to have gone up since then. I got my nose and throat sanitized at Yonsei ENT and came home with a lot of prescriptions. Fortunately, there's no sinusitis and it's relatively clean, but they advised me to be careful because of allergy symptoms. The doctor gave thorough explanations, which made me feel reassured. It's also impressive that they only conduct necessary tests without any unnecessary treatments. I highly recommend this hospital.

I don’t live in Hwajeong-dong, but people around here strongly recommended this Hwajeong ENT clinic, and now I can see why~ It wasn’t exactly super friendly, but I got better quickly lol. My colds usually last forever, but when I get medication prescribed here, I’m better in just three days. Pretty amazing .. I probably shouldn’t go too often, but whenever I need to visit an ENT, I’m only going here! It’s not far from the station, so it’s easy to get to, and there are lots of shops and pharmacies in the building, which makes it even more convenient. There are so many pharmacies that I end up hesitating every time I leave lolㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Highly, highly recommend Hwajeong ENT ~~!!!!👍🏻🥹🥹 They helped me escape my runny-nosed misery, so I especially recommend it to anyone with rhinitis hehe

I went to 365 Plus ENT with my mom holding my hand. The hospital was big and clean, so I felt good! My throat hurt and my nose kept running because I had a cold, which made me sad, but the doctor cleaned out my nose and made it feel so clear. I was a little scared, but the doctor comforted me and said it wouldn’t hurt, so I held still and endured it. It really didn’t hurt at all, and my nose felt completely clear! The nurse big sisters all smiled kindly and even gave me vitamin candy, so they were the best. I was worried I might have to get a shot, but they said I’d get better soon if I took my tasty medicine well. As I happily walked home, I thought about how I’d be able to run and play at the playground with my friends every day now. Thank you so, so much, kind doctor.

I visited today and had the nose filler injection done. From the front desk staff to the nurses, everyone was really kind, which I appreciated. The doctor was also very careful and considerate, making sure I didn't feel pain during the treatment. I liked that they were attentive when it came to the needle prick. The clinic is very close to the subway station, so it's super accessible. The interior is always neatly organized and seems to be hygienically managed. There is some swelling right after the procedure, but there is no downtime. They explained that I could do my makeup and wash my face after 3-4 hours. Over time, the needle marks and bruising fade away. One session might feel a bit lacking, but you'll see results if you keep up with the treatments.

I have an ENT clinic I usually go to, but at the time, there were so many COVID cases that people even said anyone who hadn’t caught COVID must be extremely antisocial. So I looked for a nearby hospital that could do COVID testing and just went there. I think it was either early on after COVID treatments had been released or before they were developed, so they prescribed me a pretty strong course of regular cold and flu medicine. Anyway, I remember getting about a week’s worth, taking it, and then going back for another prescription because I hadn’t completely recovered. Since then, I’ve gone to my usual ENT even though it’s farther away~~ There’s not really anything in particular that stood out as especially good or bad, haha.

For the past two days, I’d had yellowish nasal discharge and a bit of pressure in my left cheek, but starting yesterday I developed a low-grade fever and aching in my molars, and even my left eyelid became red. I’d had sinusitis before, so I quickly took some antibiotics I had at home along with Tylenol and went to bed, but my symptoms were still the same in the morning. I searched for a nearby ENT clinic with good reviews and ended up visiting Jeil ENT Clinic. I’d heard that some hospitals make you wait for two hours and have unfriendly staff, but most of the reviews said the doctor was kind and good at treating patients. The clinic was small, and the doctor was a bit elderly, but I was able to see him right away without waiting, and he explained everything carefully and thoroughly.

There are two doctors here. I’ve seen both of them, and although their consultation styles are different, they both explain things thoroughly, which I really like. The wait can be long, so I definitely recommend making an appointment before you go! If you go without an appointment, you may have to wait a long time. Also, during seasonal changes when a lot of people come to the hospital, if you arrive at an awkward time, there’s a downside that they may not even be able to register you ㅠㅠ There are also plenty of nurses. After your consultation, there’s a treatment where they put medication in and you inhale it like steam. After receiving it, the mucous membranes in my nose and throat felt moisturized, and my cold improved quickly, so I really liked it. I think this is one of the unique advantages of this hospital~ It’s on the 3rd floor of a building with an elevator, so you can use the elevator!