Nose before/after, prices, and reviews

I stumbled upon the Bardahan Clinic in Gwanja-dong a few months ago through a referral from someone I know. I've been struggling with rhinitis for quite some time, so after discussing it with my husband, we decided to visit and try acupuncture, despite it being a bit far from home. The consultation hours are convenient, extending until 9 PM, and they even open on the weekends. After registering, the nurses were so friendly and explained everything in detail, and I was pleasantly surprised by how kind each nurse was. The doctor even shares the same name as my favorite celebrity, Kim Soo-hyun, which gave me a good vibe about the treatments. I was introduced to a treatment called 'Healer Treatment' that I had never heard of before and ended up committing to ten sessions. To briefly explain, the treatment involves inflating balloons deep inside the nose, and although it was a bit overwhelming at first, it seems to be expanding a little now. I'm spreading the word about this place because they provided such thorough care. Thank you for the excellent treatment!

A few days ago, my throat started feeling scratchy, and suddenly I was hit with a high fever nearing 39 degrees and a muscle ache that felt like I had been beaten all over. I had a feeling it wasn’t just a simple cold, so I went straight to the local internal medicine clinic. As soon as I arrived and explained my symptoms to the doctor, they immediately conducted a flu test. The test, which involved inserting a long swab deep into my nose, was still an uncomfortable pain to get used to, but the results came back quickly, confirming 'Type A flu' in just 15 minutes. The doctor kindly explained that the flu is spreading these days and that my symptoms were typical. They recommended IV therapy for a speedy recovery. I lay on a warm IV bed for about 30 minutes while getting the infusion, and interestingly, by the time I was leaving the clinic, the throbbing in my head felt significantly reduced. I picked up the prescribed fever reducer and cough medicine and rested at home for about two days. I really think that visiting the clinic early helped to shorten my suffering period. I appreciated the thorough care I received.

I've been dealing with nasal congestion and a feeling of something stuck in my throat for a long time, and it's even accompanied by a stuffy sensation in my ears. It felt more than just simple cold symptoms; it seemed like I was overly sensitive due to nerves, so I wanted to get an accurate diagnosis. During the consultation, they checked the condition of my nose, throat, and ears one after the other, and I was told that my discomfort might be due to rhinitis and throat irritation causing my nerves to become more sensitive. They briefly showed me the current state of inflammation through an endoscopy, and suggested starting with medication to alleviate my symptoms. However, the consultation went relatively quickly, and explanations regarding the connection between nerve-related symptoms, stress, and lifestyle habits felt a bit short. They did answer my questions, but it wasn't really a detailed explanation at first. The hospital environment was clean, but there were many patients waiting, which made the wait time feel somewhat long. Overall, while it was fine for basic examinations and treatments, if you're hoping for thorough counseling, this visit might leave you wanting more.

A few days ago, my throat started feeling prickly and I began to have severe nasal congestion, so I visited an ENT specialist. I wanted to confirm if it was just a simple cold, so while registering, I detailed the start time of my symptoms and how they had changed. The waiting time wasn't long, and the overall atmosphere was quiet, so I could wait comfortably. In the consulting room, they first checked my nose and throat directly and explained step by step where my symptoms were mainly occurring. I was particularly impressed by their differentiation between whether it was simple cold symptoms or something related to allergies. They guided me on additional aspects that might need checking if necessary, but rather than pushing for excessive tests, they tailored the explanation to my current condition, which was relieving. Along with the prescription, I also received advice on what to be cautious about in my daily life, like indoor environment management and hydration, which was helpful. Overall, the flow of the consultation was well-organized and easy to understand, and I felt satisfied to learn how to manage my symptoms on my own.

I was suffering a lot with my rhinitis and nasal congestion, maybe due to the weather, and I wasn't sleeping well. I decided to visit the nearby Cheongdan Udeok Internal Medicine Clinic. I’ve had issues with rhinitis before, but this time I couldn't stop coughing, and I just couldn't take it anymore. The atmosphere of the hospital felt neat and organized, which made a great first impression and put me at ease. After checking in and waiting a bit, I got to see the director, who listened attentively to each of my symptoms, which reassured me. He didn't just hand me some medication; he also provided thorough advice on what to be careful about in my daily habits and how to manage my rhinitis, which really felt professional. After taking the prescribed medication for a few days, my nasal congestion was much less, and the foreign sensation that was going down my throat is greatly improved. The coughing had even made my chest muscles sore, but now it's much easier to breathe. I appreciated that he clearly explained only the necessary parts of the treatment without any unnecessary interventions. Every time my nose feels stuffy, using the rhinitis spray really helps relieve the discomfort.

The staff is always kind, and I appreciate that I don't have to wait long. Even though it's raining and a bit uncomfortable, the indoors are pleasant and clean, so I left feeling refreshed. I asked for medication for my allergy rhinitis, but they only prescribed allergy medicine, and I realized later at the pharmacy that I didn't get what I needed. Next time, I definitely want to get medication for both rhinitis and allergies. The weather is humid, and I'm experiencing itchy symptoms in my eyes, nose, and ears often. However, I saw on TV or YouTube that taking rhinitis medication for a long time can increase the risk of dementia, so I'm not sure if I should continue taking it. I can’t just endure it either, though. I wonder if I regretted watching that. Fortunately, I don't take it every day, only when the itching gets really bad. I only get a week's worth prescribed every two months, so I guess I have to make do with that. //__Why is it keep getting rejected? The previous one got rejected too, and I uploaded the text and photos properly this time; I don’t understand what went wrong. Is someone trying to intentionally not give points? If the previous one got rejected, shouldn't you cancel it and look at this one instead?

I went to an ENT clinic because my throat had been feeling scratchy when I woke up in the morning, and I’d had an uncomfortable sensation every time I swallowed for several days. At first, I thought it would feel better after getting some sleep, but even drinking water made me aware of my throat, so I decided to get it checked. At the appointment, I explained when my throat started feeling uncomfortable and mentioned whether I’d recently had symptoms like a runny nose or cough. The doctor examined my mouth and the inside of my throat, and also checked my nose. When I said that I especially felt a stinging sensation when swallowing, the doctor focused on that area and explained what they found. After the appointment, I was given advice on things to be careful about in daily life so as not to irritate my throat, and was told to drink plenty of water and monitor how it progressed. I had thought it was just a slightly scratchy throat, but having it examined and explained to me helped clear up the things I’d been worrying about unnecessarily on my own. Once I found out what had been causing the discomfort for the past few days, I felt much more at ease.

I had a really bad runny nose and phlegm, and felt like I had a cold, but it was more about the constant runny nose and a feeling of being choked up in my throat rather than a fever. It made breathing difficult, especially at night when lying down, as I would cough more and couldn't sleep well. So, I thought it would be better to go to the hospital rather than just relying on over-the-counter meds, and I went to the internal medicine clinic. The doctor asked me about my symptoms slowly in the exam room and listened to my throat and breathing sounds. He explained that a lot of phlegm was being produced due to inflammation in the back of my nose, which was why I kept coughing. He prescribed medicine to help with the runny nose and dissolve the phlegm, and advised me to drink plenty of water while taking the medication. After about two days on the medication, the runny nose noticeably decreased, and the phlegm became much less sticky, which made me feel much better. A few days later, I hardly coughed at all and was able to sleep well. It felt like the internal medicine clinic provided exactly the right treatment needed based on my symptoms.

I've had a dry cough for several weeks, making my daily life uncomfortable, so I visited the ENT clinic. I had no fever and almost no cold symptoms, but I was worried about the persistent cough. As soon as I entered the examination room, they calmly listened to my symptoms and asked me detailed questions about my lifestyle and allergies, which made me feel trust from the start. They showed me the condition of my throat and nose and explained that the cause of my cough could be dryness and bronchial irritation, and they guided me on what kind of treatment would be best in an easy-to-understand way. They didn't just prescribe medication right away but also informed me about management techniques alongside inhalation treatment to alleviate my symptoms, which was very helpful. They were thorough in pointing out how to drink water properly at home and what habits might worsen the cough, making me feel that this clinic was different from others. The hospital was clean, and the waiting time wasn’t long; I was overall very satisfied. This is a clinic that takes care of ambiguous symptoms like a dry cough sincerely, and I would like to return.

If you go a little north from Eungam Intersection to Beolgam Intersection, you'll find Seoul Medical Center. It houses orthopedics, internal medicine, ENT, ophthalmology, urology, and dentistry, all operating on different floors, with Yonsei ENT on the 3rd floor. Whenever I catch a cold, I often end up with nasal congestion and swollen tonsils, so I frequently visit ENT clinics. I've heard it’s one of the older hospitals in the area, having moved to this building from across the street a few years ago. The hospital environment and facilities are clean. I saw two nurses, and they were both friendly, and the doctor was also very kind, answering my questions well, which made for a comfortable visit. When I requested a longer prescription due to work, I was told they can't prescribe more than three days' worth, and that I would need to come back afterwards. It seems like they have their principles. Since it’s a neighborhood clinic, I walked here, but there’s parking behind the hospital, so you can bring your car too. It seems to be getting a bit crowded lately, perhaps due to the flu season.

The inside of the hospital was cleaner than I expected, and it didn’t feel too chaotic, so I was comfortable waiting for my appointment. The nurses were calm in guiding me and were friendly, which made it less intimidating for a first visit. Most importantly, the doctor didn’t just rush through my symptoms; he asked detailed questions about what was bothering me and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. I went in because of issues with my neck and nose, and hearing the explanations about what was wrong eased some of my anxiety. The prescription didn’t feel excessive, with a lot of unnecessary medications, which also made me feel more comfortable. There were a few patients waiting, but the turnover wasn’t too slow, and overall the system felt organized. The location is also fairly accessible, so I think it would be convenient for people living nearby. Sometimes when you’re not feeling well, the atmosphere of a hospital can feel overwhelming, but I left this place feeling relatively at ease.

During times like these, when the temperature difference between day and night gets bigger, I feel like I wake up more often with a scratchy throat, a suddenly stuffy nose, or a runny nose in the morning. Whenever I need to see an ENT doctor, I find myself quietly wondering where I should go. The place I always end up visiting first is Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic, right in front of Dongmyoap Station. It seems like one of those places where plenty of people have visited once, but not many have only gone once and never come back. After actually receiving treatment there, I could understand a little why so many people keep returning. Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic is in an easy-to-find location, right in front of Dongmyoap Station, at JS Tower, 6th floor, 37-1 Jibong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul. It is near the intersection by Dongmyoap Station, served by Lines 1 and 6, so it is also easy to get there by public transportation. Since it is on the 6th floor of JS Tower, right in front of Exit 9 of Dongmyoap Station, even first-time visitors should be able to find it without much trouble. Parking is also available, which is convenient for people who need to come by car. Four board-certified ENT specialists on staff What I ultimately consider most important when choosing a hospital is 'how thorough the consultation is.' Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic has four board-certified ENT specialists providing care. They treat common ENT conditions involving the nose, ears, and throat, as well as allergic rhinitis and sinusitis. They also treat dizziness-related conditions such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, Meniere's disease, and vestibular neuritis. They have the equipment needed for hearing-impairment evaluations, hearing-aid testing, thyroid and head-and-neck ultrasounds, and detailed 3D CT scans. They also operate surgical clinics for allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, deviated septum, snoring, tonsils, and ear conditions. They even offer a sleep clinic and polysomnography for issues related to snoring, sleep apnea, and insomnia, so the range of care was broader than I expected. A clinic that explains things well When you go to the hospital because you're sick, the treatment itself is important, of course, but you also want to properly understand what is going on with your condition. Looking through reviews from people who had visited Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic, I noticed comments like, 'They examine you very thoroughly,' 'They explain things in an easy-to-understand way,' and 'They check again to see if you have any questions.' I also feel that, rather than a place where you simply receive a prescription and leave, a clinic that explains your condition well enough for you to understand it is the kind of place you want to return to. One parent review after bringing in a child also mentioned that the doctor explained the situation in a way the child could understand. Maybe that's why it felt like many people return when they need care instead of visiting just once and never coming back. Keep the waiting time in mind during seasonal changes During times like the change of seasons, when there are more patients with allergies and colds, the clinic can get quite crowded. Some visit reviews actually mentioned that there were many people and the wait was long. On the other hand, some people said they were seen right away after making an appointment, while others visited without an appointment and were seen within 10 minutes, so it seems to vary quite a bit depending on the day and time of the visit. The clinic also notes that registration may close early depending on the number of patients waiting, so on busy days, it would be a good idea to check the appointment or registration situation in advance before visiting. From an IV infusion room to a sleep clinic There is a separate infusion room, where you can receive comprehensive nutritional IV infusions when you are feeling especially run-down, and the clinic also offers polysomnography to check for snoring, sleep apnea, and insomnia. Rather than feeling like an ordinary neighborhood ENT clinic that you visit only when you catch a cold, it felt like an advantage that you can receive care for a wide range of ear, nose, and throat symptoms in one place. Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic hours From Monday to Friday on weekdays, they are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with a break from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. On Saturdays, they are open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and they are closed on Sundays. Registration may close early on days when there are many patients waiting, so if you plan to visit close to closing time, I recommend checking in advance. A clinic you visit once, find satisfactory, and naturally think of whenever you feel sick. For me, those are ultimately the places I keep going to for a long time. If you're looking for an ENT clinic around Dongmyoap or Jongno where you can receive care not only for your ears, nose, and throat, but also for allergic rhinitis, dizziness, hearing tests, and polysomnography, it might be worth looking into Yonsei Sol ENT Clinic. Above all, when you're sick, being able to hear a proper explanation and receive care comfortably is what matters most.

I originally had a bit of rhinitis, but recently it got worse with constant runny nose and even a cough, making daily life quite uncomfortable, so I sought a consultation. The doctor took care of me, and since it’s a dermatology clinic that also treats allergies and rhinitis, it felt like a fresh approach. They looked into my symptoms, the timing of their onset, seasonal changes, and even my skin condition, which really helped me understand my overall allergic reactions. After the consultation, I received treatment combining nose mucosa soothing laser therapy with antihistamines and cough relief medication. The laser treatment was quick, and it felt like a gentle warmth with almost no tingling, so it was easy to handle. Right after the treatment, I was able to resume my daily activities, and true to being a dermatology clinic, they maintained neat pre- and post-care and hygiene, which gave me trust in them. Also, they didn’t just prescribe medication; they explained the connection between worsening rhinitis, skin, and immune responses, which certainly set them apart from other clinics. After 2 to 3 days post-treatment, my runny nose and cough noticeably reduced, and after about a week, I hardly woke up at night due to coughing. The waiting time wasn't long, and their explanations were thorough, so overall, it was a very satisfying experience.

A few days ago, I started hearing a sound like a rock rolling in my ear, so I finally decided to go to the ENT. When I entered the examination room and told the doctor about the sound my ear was making, he immediately brought a camera to look inside. The doctor probably didn't think much of it, but I felt really embarrassed seeing the inside of my ear so clearly. As it turned out, the cause of the rolling sound was indeed due to earwax. He used a sharp tweezers to poke around in my ear, telling me not to move during the process. Honestly, you get the feeling that if you move, something bad will happen. Poking around with such a sharp instrument, I thought it would obviously hurt my eardrum if I moved, right? I didn't find this process too painful; if I had to describe it, it felt a bit like getting a nasal swab for COVID, but not quite as deep. After that, they used a suction machine which didn’t hurt at all. It took less than 10 minutes, and when they showed me the earwax that came out, I was quite embarrassed at how much there was. Earwax usually comes out naturally, but it can accumulate like this, so if your ear condition isn't good, it's a good idea to visit an ENT for treatment.

I tend to catch terrible colds every change of season, and I've gone to several hospitals, but since settling here, my stress about treatment has noticeably decreased. It’s not just a mechanical process of asking about symptoms and prescribing medication; the director carefully examines my daily habits and helps me manage my immunity from the root. I’m really impressed by how they check the condition of my nose and throat with an endoscope and explain my current state in a way that I can understand. It eliminates vague feelings of anxiety. The nurses always greet me with bright smiles, and when the wait gets long, they kindly update me on the situation, making me feel like I'm being treated exceptionally well every time I visit. It feels more like a 'healing space' that empathizes with the hearts of sick patients rather than just a place to cure ailments. Thanks to their honesty in providing only the necessary treatments without overserving, I confidently recommend this place to my friends. If you’re like me and struggle with frequent colds, I hope you can experience proper care here.

Maybe it's because of the recent change of seasons, but my rhinitis has gotten really bad and my voice has been faltering, so I decided to visit this clinic, which is known for its good ratings. The first thing that impressed me was the clean facilities and the friendly responses from the staff. The waiting area was so comfortable that I had no discomfort during my stay. I was particularly satisfied with my consultation with the director. Instead of just prescribing medication, he showed me the endoscopy screen and explained in detail the current condition of my nose and throat. He kindly shared tips on lifestyle adjustments and managing my rhinitis that I had always been curious about, which was a huge help. I appreciated that there was no unnecessary examination or treatment recommended; they only suggested what was necessary, which built my trust. After taking the prescribed medication, I saw significant improvement in my symptoms within a few days, making my daily life much easier. I sincerely want to recommend this clinic to anyone looking for thorough and professional care. If I ever need to visit an ENT again, I will definitely come here without any hesitation!

My child had a cough and runny nose, so we visited Onyang Centum Pediatric Clinic. It's the closest place to our home and it's a specialized pediatric hospital, so I felt safe going there. Today, as a working mom, I postponed sending my child to school by an hour because I thought it was important for my child to get treated first, and I'm glad we went for the check-up. Upon arrival, the nurse checked us in and immediately took our temperature. After confirming my child's name on the waiting list, we waited a bit. Since it was early and most kids had already gone to school, there were only three other patients ahead of us, so we got seen pretty quickly. The doctor, Lee Tae-ho, checked my child's nose and ears, listened to the breathing with a stethoscope, and then gave a prescription. After receiving the prescription, we got the medication from the pharmacy on the first floor. My child was able to take the medicine and then go to school. The doctor isn't particularly friendly, but the convenience of the place keeps me coming back. The nurses are usually nice, but there was one time when they couldn't insert the needle for the IV on the first try, which made my child uncomfortable, so that left me feeling a bit uneasy.

I once had a high fever and really bad body aches, so I went to an ENT. At that time, my whole body ached so much that it was hard to move, and my throat hurt, making it uncomfortable to talk. In the consultation room, the doctor calmly asked me when my fever started and what the body aches felt like. He explained that there was quite a bit of inflammation while checking my throat and nose. The testing process was almost painless, and it was just a bit uncomfortable when he checked my throat, so I didn’t feel overwhelmed. He informed me that it wasn’t just a simple cold, but the fever and body aches were due to inflammation, which really eased my anxious feelings at that moment. He also prescribed medication tailored to my condition and explained that the fever would likely go down in about 2 to 3 days and that I would gradually recover from the body aches. After taking the medication for a day or two, my high fever subsided, and my body aches improved significantly, allowing me to return to my daily life. The staff was generally kind, so I remember it as a hospital that was okay to visit when I was feeling unwell. It’s still the first ENT that comes to mind when I’m dealing with a cold or throat issues.

I went to this place when my cough and phlegm were getting worse, and I was also feeling achy all over. I thought I was just feeling a bit under the weather, but my cough kept getting worse at night and I had a sensation like a fever was coming on, so I finally decided to visit the hospital. I had been treated here before when I had COVID, and I remembered how calm the explanations were and how well they guided me, so I came back this time. The hospital was overall clean and the layout wasn’t complicated, which was nice. In the consultation room, they didn’t rush to ask about every symptom, but calmly checked when it started, the state of my phlegm, and my level of achiness. It made me feel like they were really paying attention to my condition. After examining my throat and nose, they explained that inflammation could cause a fever and suggested we focus on symptom management with fever reducers. They didn’t over-prescribe medication, which was good, and they provided a treatment plan that matched my current condition. Overall, from my experience during COVID to now, the care has been thorough yet stable, making this ENT clinic memorable for me during times of illness.

Recently, I've had a persistent sore throat and pain while swallowing, so I looked for an ENT clinic near Seocho-gu and visited Shin Min-ho ENT clinic. The hospital was easy to find, and the interior was generally clean. After registration, the waiting time was not as long as I expected, so I could receive treatment relatively quickly. During the consultation, the doctor thoroughly examined my throat and provided clear explanations on whether it was just a simple sore throat or due to inflammation, making it easy to understand. He also briefly mentioned daily habits and throat care methods that were helpful. The medication prescribed didn't feel excessive, and the staff kindly guided me on how to take it. After taking the prescribed medication for a few days, the sore throat pain decreased significantly, and my condition definitely improved. Overall, the consultation was thorough, and the explanations were friendly, making me feel comfortable visiting again for any throat or nasal related issues. I can recommend this clinic to anyone looking for an ENT near Seocho-gu.