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I received a treatment for tonsillitis, and I mentioned that there was a sensation of something stuck in my throat when I swallowed. The doctor examined my throat with a tool to check my tonsils and found that they were normal but said mine was slightly red. I was prescribed some medication. I had surgery for thyroid papillary cancer and had a recurrence, so I had to go through it again. I struggled a lot because I often caught colds. Each time I got a cold, I had to go to the hospital for a check-up, and this time it was tonsillitis, so I got some medication. When I told the doctor that I had surgery for thyroid papillary cancer, they were surprised and empathetic, saying, 'Oh, that must have been very tough for you, you must have gone through a lot.' I really appreciated their kindness and how they always treated me with such care.

I went to the eye clinic for a detailed exam because I was told I have a nipple inversion during a health check-up. It wasn't hard to find the clinic since it's near Yatap Station. I was able to have the exam right away because I made a reservation. The clinic is quite large, and it seems like there are many patients because they perform various surgeries. They did several tests, and the staff kindly explained everything, so I felt comfortable during the exams. The nipple inversion exam was quite detailed and took longer than I expected. The results came out quickly, and I consulted with the doctor, who said that it’s still a good time to address it and recommended regular follow-ups, so I decided to have check-ups every year.

<Review of Thyroid Cancer (Papillary) Surgery and Follow-up> I went for a routine health check at a local general hospital in August 2025, only to suddenly be diagnosed with thyroid cancer. I wasn’t even 40 yet! I hurried to find a reputable thyroid specialty hospital, checking Severance, Kosin University Hospital, and Korea University Anam, etc. I had so many things to decide between open surgery and robotic surgery. After touring hospitals, I finally decided to visit Gangnam Yes Clinic! I learned about Professor Jang Ho-jin, who is known for thyroid cancer surgeries at Severance, and I found out there was a minimally invasive surgical method offered here, which made me choose this clinic. The university hospitals took 2-3 months just to schedule an appointment, and then the surgery date would be another 2-3 months later. I was worried that the cancer would grow larger in that time. However, Gangnam Yes Clinic managed to schedule an appointment just a week after I inquired, and the surgery was set for a month later. The surgery was quick and efficient, and I was discharged the next day without any issues. In my case, they only had to remove 1/3 instead of a partial thyroidectomy, which was great. Three months after surgery, the ultrasound confirmed everything was clean. There are many skilled thyroid cancer surgeons across the country, but I would highly recommend Professor Jang Ho-jin at Yes Clinic.