Who you will talk to
Your consultation is with one of three board-certified OB-GYN specialists, two of them women. Consultations are held in English, and our staff handle scheduling, estimates and documents in English.
Female gynecologists
Two of our three board-certified OB-GYN specialists are women. Many foreign patients prefer a female gynecologist for a first examination; tell us when you book.
What foreigners see us for
Foreigners living in Seoul come to us for pelvic floor problems such as leaking urine or a bulge, and for gynecologic surgery. Patients travelling from abroad come for labiaplasty, for urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse surgery, and for a second opinion before surgery at home. Each has its own page with the plan, the recovery and what it costs.
Why it matters to be understood
A gynecology visit depends on details: your cycle, previous pregnancies and surgery, medications, what hurts and when. Consent for any procedure has to be informed. We take the history in English, explain findings in English and give you written instructions you can follow after you leave. If you prefer, bring a friend or partner into the consultation.
Before you arrive
Send a consultation request through this site, or call us, with what you are considering and when you could travel. We reply in English during clinic hours, Monday to Saturday.
At the clinic
Forms, consent documents and pre-operative instructions are provided in English. The clinic runs on appointments, so you are not waiting in a room with other patients. After surgery, nurse instructions and the 24-hour line are in English.
Documents in English
Medical certificates, itemized receipts, procedure codes and completed insurance claim forms are issued in English on request. Operative notes can be summarised in English for your doctor at home.
Hours and location
Open Monday to Saturday, with evening appointments on weekdays; closed Sundays and public holidays. 2F, 428 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, a short walk from Gangnam Station.