Nose before/after, prices, and reviews

I started having a fever yesterday, feeling dizzy, my nose was blocked, I had a runny nose, and my throat was so sore that I could barely swallow. I took some medicine and rested all day. But I still wasn't getting any better, so I decided to visit Seodong Miro Medical Center, which is near my office. I had been there once before when I was sick and remembered it as a nice, spacious, and clean place. The nurses at the desk and the doctor were all very friendly and answered my questions well, which was great. The IV room where I got my IV was set up like a private room, and I could adjust the lights in that space, so I was able to relax and get my IV in peace. After the IV, I feel like my body has improved a bit.^^

After my initial consultation with the director, I had the aqua peeling treatment. The technician who performed the peeling was meticulous, and I felt my skin becoming lighter with each session. The feeling of the machine extracting sebum from the sides of my nose and cheeks was genuinely refreshing. I had also done LDM management before, and this treatment helped with my skincare too. For about 2-3 weeks after, my makeup applied well and there were no areas lifting. I'm not one to tolerate pain or procedures that require enduring discomfort, so I was recommended aqua peeling and LDM, and I could just lie back comfortably while getting skincare. It felt like a visit to a massage shop, so I plan to maintain regular treatment over the long term.

I was breathing through my mouth every night because of my rhinitis, which left my throat extremely dry and accumulated fatigue. Eventually, I decided to visit an ENT clinic. The doctor showed me the swelling inside my nose and the condition of my mucous membranes on a monitor while explaining the causes. It made me feel like the treatment direction was really clear. Along with prescriptions to relieve my urgent symptoms, they also discussed the possibility of immunotherapy to reduce recurrence in the long term, giving me the option without pressure, which was nice. The medication worked well, and thanks to the guidance on how to use the spray before bed, breathing at night became much easier. After sleeping well, I even feel less tired, and it feels like my quality of life has improved.

It's a well-known ENT clinic in Chuncheon, and I love that I can make an appointment through an app!! The slots for the doctor's consultations fill up in just 5 minutes though.. I've seen Dr. Joo-jae Woo twice, and he is incredibly kind and thorough in his examinations. I visited because my throat was swollen and hurting, but it turned out I had a more serious sinusitis issue.. He truly is a top-notch doctor! 👍 He explained my condition in detail and made it easy to understand, which was great because I was a bit out of it from the pain.. Especially, I appreciated how kindly he answered my questions. When I'm feeling sick and someone is unfriendly, it just makes me feel worse, haha. If I have bronchial pain, I will definitely come back here!

I went to this internal medicine clinic because I heard it was the best and quite famous in the area. If you want to get treated before lunchtime, you need to get there before 11 AM. If you arrive after 11, you'll likely miss the last appointment since lunch break starts at 12:30 PM. I got there before 11, but there were so many people that I ended up waiting over an hour. I came in for a cold, but the consultation was really quick compared to the wait time. They didn't give me any medication for my nose or throat, so I think I'll have to go to an ENT for my cold instead... It got worse, and I had to go to an ENT the next day for treatment. The staff at the counter weren't particularly friendly; I just felt like they were okay, nothing special. But it seems like it would be a good place for getting an endoscopy done.

When I lived in Eungam-dong, I thought I could only get over my cold and rhinitis by going to Hanmaeum ENT, but after moving to this neighborhood and trying various clinics, I wasn't getting better and wasn't satisfied. Then my daughter started going to Asan ENT, so I decided to go too. The doctor is kind, the nurses are friendly, and after visiting, my symptoms improved and I felt great. They help clear my nose and check my throat, and it's really close to home. At Hanmaeum, it was hard to make an appointment, and even if I did, I had to wait over an hour, which was really tough. This hospital is great because when I go on weekdays, I don’t have to wait much. The clinic is clean and spacious. The only downside is that it's on the second floor and there’s no elevator.

I go there every time I have a bronchial condition. It's convenient since it's close to my neighborhood. You can even park in the basement of the building. You can bring your child along for the consultation, but I request prescriptions for liquid medicine or powdered medication. Just keep in mind that during the changing seasons, the wait time can get really long. The doctor explains everything kindly, which is great, but it does mean that when it's crowded, the wait gets even longer. I mainly go there for sinusitis, and the doctor prescribes antibiotics, and after taking them for 7-10 days, I feel better. I also receive prescriptions for nasal spray along with the medication, which really helps speed up the recovery. The nurses are friendly too. When you go for your first visit, make sure to bring your ID, and if you're transferring from another hospital, you should know the type of antibiotics you've been prescribed before.

I visited two weeks ago and liked it, so I came back. I came in for rhinitis, and the doctor was very thorough. He took photos of my nose and throat so I could see them for myself. There were a lot of patients during lunchtime, but even with number 30 in the queue, the systematic operation allowed for quick consultations, which I appreciated. I registered for my appointment on a tablet at the desk, and when I waited, my name appeared in order on the waiting list, and the nurses called us one by one, so there were no mix-ups and everything went smoothly. One downside is that there’s no bathroom in the hospital, so you have to go down to the subway station right across the street. It’s interesting that this ENT clinic also offers hair loss treatments. I would definitely come back.

I visited the hospital because I had a sore throat and a lot of phlegm, like I had a cold. It feels like I recover faster than at a general internal medicine clinic, haha. The doctor explained everything in a super friendly way and even talked about how to increase humidity in daily life. They carefully checked my ears, nose, and throat and made sure to give me the medication in a way that was comfortable. The nurses were also really kind, guiding me through everything and giving the injection gently so it didn't hurt. There’s parking available, which makes it really convenient. The only downside is that there were a lot of people waiting, so the waiting time was a bit long, but I guess that just shows how good the care is. They prescribed just the right amount of medication without overprescribing. Lunch hours start from 12:30, so it's great for working people who want to make use of their lunch break.

I went to the hospital for a cold and unexpectedly found out that I had a polyp in my nose. I thought it was just simple nasal congestion, but the doctor carefully checked with an endoscope and discovered it. They showed me directly on the screen, explaining the location and size, which helped me understand the situation clearly. The doctor mentioned that the combination of cold symptoms and the polyp made my congestion worse. They suggested starting with medication and monitoring the progress. I was really anxious, but the calm explanation helped ease my worries, and after the treatment, it was much easier to breathe. I'm grateful for the careful attention that prevented me from dismissing it as just a cold.

I went because my neck was hurting, but they always explain things kindly. I go there every time, and the doctor is nice and the clinic is tidy. I visit often whenever I'm in pain. It's also a place that conducts a lot of health check-ups. I went there previously when I had COVID, and the doctor was thorough and explained everything well. Also, it's conveniently located near the Taehwa Market intersection, making it easily accessible. I often go there even when I’m just not feeling well and have a cold. My family also goes there because of the friendly service. It's accommodating and the interior is clean, and the doctor is great. A lot of people come here for health check-ups, too. I recommend it for those living nearby to check it out. There are many other internal medicine clinics, but this one is clean and friendly, so I hope you give it a try! Highly recommend!!!!

I get Pico toning done every 1-2 weeks. Since I'm having laser treatment regularly, I've noticed some sensitivity and dryness. Today, I'm taking home some Estrada cream prescribed for me. The pain during the treatment isn’t completely absent, but it's definitely bearable! They let you know in advance if areas like the upper lip are going to feel a bit stingier, and they also give you a heads-up for places like the nose, between the eyebrows, and under the eyes before starting the procedure. For a day or two afterward, I felt dryness and dullness, but for someone like me, who already has dry skin, I think extra hydration is definitely needed. After about a week, I feel like my skin texture gets refined, and my complexion seems to brighten up more and more. People around me even ask what I’ve been doing.

I visited the ENT department because I had cold symptoms, and overall, I received satisfactory treatment. I went in with severe nasal congestion and throat pain, and the doctor carefully checked my symptoms and explained my current condition in a way that was easy to understand, which put me at ease. They asked detailed questions about when the discomfort started, which helped me trust them during my treatment. After taking the prescribed medication, my symptoms improved significantly in just a few days, and my recovery has been fairly quick. The hospital was well-maintained inside, and the reception and guidance were friendly, making it comfortable for my first visit. The waiting time was also not long, so overall, it was a satisfying experience.

I had a sore throat and a cold... My throat started hurting a lot from the evening, and it was really uncomfortable. I had experienced similar symptoms before, so I decided that if I needed to go to the hospital, I would come here. When I woke up in the morning and the pain was still there, I made up my mind to go. I called ahead and they told me I needed to check in before lunchtime, so I hurried to get there as fast as I could. It had been a while since my last visit, and they needed my ID for personal information confirmation, so I quickly grabbed my passport. Fortunately, there weren't as many patients in the hospital as I expected, and I was able to see the doctor without waiting too long. Thankfully, it wasn't too serious—just a slight swelling in my throat, so I received some simple treatment and got syrup and a prescription. I've learned that when you're in pain, you really should go to the hospital first.

I visited because I had symptoms of a cold~ I had a cough, a bit of a fever, and a headache, so I went, but there were a lot of patients waiting~ It seems like many kids are getting sick lately because of the changing weather~ I waited almost an hour before seeing the doctor~ After I explained my symptoms, they checked my nose and ears and did a check-up with a stethoscope~ They prescribed me medicine for three days, and I plan to go back for another check-up after I finish it~ The doctor was kind and very thorough in the examination~ The nurses also seemed to have been working there for a long time, and they were all friendly~ There aren't many pediatricians in the neighborhood, but this is the place I've been going to since I was little, so I still come here even as a middle schooler~ Sometimes I go there for a check-up too~ Be careful with colds during the seasonal changes!

I struggle with rhinitis and pharyngitis every change of season, but I received really satisfactory treatment during my recent visit to this clinic. The doctor listened to my symptoms and explained my nose and throat condition in a very clear and detailed way using the endoscopic screen, so I could understand my condition accurately. Thanks to the medication prescribed specifically for my symptoms, I felt a noticeable improvement in just a few days. Most importantly, the clinic itself is very clean, and the waiting area is comfortable, allowing me to feel safe while receiving treatment. All the staff are friendly, and the treatment process is systematic, so the wait time wasn’t as long as I expected. If you're looking for an ENT clinic that examines thoroughly without unnecessary treatments, I highly recommend this place!

This is a local clinic we often go to for our kids' colds. They provide pediatric and internal medicine care, and the doctor is really friendly. When examining the kids, he carefully checks everything with the stethoscope—ears, nose, throat, all of it. My husband and I also frequently visit when we're struggling with colds. They provide well-child checkups and vaccinations for kids, as well as vitamin shots and vaccinations for adults. You can even get IV therapy there. And they also do blood tests. On top of that, they can prescribe appetite suppressants, but I prefer to manage things with diet control and exercise, so I just look at them whenever I visit the clinic. ^^ There aren't many local hospitals, so it's nice that I don't have to go far. 😂 I hope they keep operating well for a long time.

A few days ago, I started having a runny nose and a cough, and my throat hurt, so I visited the ENT clinic. There were about 30 to 40 people waiting, both kids and adults. After waiting for an hour, my name was called, and I was greeted warmly by the doctor. He asked about my symptoms and took a look at my throat with an endoscope, saying that my vocal cords are swollen, which is causing the phlegm. When I mentioned that I've had phlegm for the past two years since COVID, and that I couldn't even sing, he chuckled and said that occasionally patients have post-COVID symptoms that cause swollen vocal cords and discharge... I really don’t understand how COVID managed to wreck me like this. It’s unbelievable how the government and companies handled the COVID situation so poorly. Oh, I just really want to break everything apart.

I had both a cold and allergies, and since I couldn't go during the week because of work, I walked for 30 minutes to find the Spring ENT near Yangjae Citizen's Forest Station.

After my trip abroad, I had accumulated full-body fatigue and there wasn't a spot on my body that didn't hurt. My psoriasis has made my ears itch a lot, and just the slightest touch causes oozing and swelling around my earlobe. I also developed inflammation inside my nose that causes frequent bleeding, and my throat feels scratchy. I came in feeling weak and achy all over. The doctor listens carefully when I explain my symptoms and provides thorough treatment, which makes it easy for me to trust the care I'm receiving. I'm a bit concerned about certain side effects from my medication, but they're really good at taking that into account when prescribing. If you go for a morning appointment, be prepared for long wait times, so I recommend going in the afternoon instead. In winter, I often wait over an hour.