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Myeongdong, Seoul

Skin treatment in Seoul, with a plan you can read first

One published price with VAT already in it, the same for every nationality. Five minutes from two subway lines, open every day of the week.

Quick answer

Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong is a dermatology clinic run by two representative directors on one floor of the UNESCO Building in Myeongdong, Seoul. Consultation, treatment planning and aftercare are handled by the clinic’s physicians themselves. Foreign and Korean patients pay the same published prices, and every figure here includes the 10% VAT.

  • 5 minfrom Lines 4 and 2
  • 14 deviceslifting, RF, laser, boosters
  • 7 daysincluding Sundays and holidays
  • 4 languagesKorean, English, Japanese and Chinese
The waiting lounge at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong: pale travertine floors, low cream banquette seating around a stone water feature, and a faceted paper pendant light.

The clinic

Three physicians, one clinic

The clinic’s physicians provide clinical care; its international patient team helps arrange your visit using the published price list.

The clinic’s physicians carry out assessment, treatment and aftercare, on one floor of the UNESCO Building, under business registration 521-40-01399. All three physicians are licensed. What we will not do, and what the floor actually looks like, is on the clinic page.

A single-occupancy VIP treatment room at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong with a treatment bed, light oak cabinetry and warm indirect lighting.

Why bother

Three things that go wrong when you book from abroad

Each one is fixable in writing, before you get on a plane.

  1. The price you read is not the price you pay

    Most Korean clinics quote excluding 10% VAT, and list three different prices for the same item. The full price table shows all of them plus the total you actually hand over.

  2. You find out on arrival that it was not suitable

    Recent isotretinoin, filler, any implant or pregnancy may affect which treatments are suitable. We set out what to tell us before you book, so the clinic can review possible restrictions before you travel.

  3. Aftercare disappears at the door

    You get written aftercare — what to avoid, for how long, and when to message — and the thread stays open after you fly home. The international patient team can relay later questions to the physicians. If you suspect a complication, seek medical care promptly rather than waiting for a message reply.

Treatments

What people actually fly in for

Four treatment families cover almost every international inquiry. Each links to a page with its own prices, timings, contraindications and evidence.

  1. 01

    Ultherapy Prime

    Microfocused ultrasound on the Ulthera platform by Merz Aesthetics, and the only one of the five lifting platforms here that shows the operator the tissue layer. The energy follows the image, not an estimate.

  2. 02

    Shurink

    HIFU by Classys, with a lower published price than Ultherapy Prime for a comparable shot count. The sensible place to start if you want to find out how your skin responds before spending more.

  3. 03

    Thermage

    Monopolar radiofrequency by Solta Medical, heating the dermis in bulk through a cooled surface. It answers diffuse looseness rather than a lost jawline edge.

  4. 04

    Rejuran and skin boosters

    Salmon-derived polynucleotide injected into the dermis to address texture, pore appearance and fine crepiness. The focus is skin quality; visible injection bumps can last one to three days.

Equipment

Fourteen devices, with the manufacturer of each

Official device names and manufacturers, so you can look any of them up independently rather than going by a marketing name.

Lifting — focused ultrasound (HIFU) 2 · Lifting — radiofrequency (RF) 3 · Contour and body line 3 · Skin booster delivery 2 · Laser 4

Physicians

The three physicians

Two representative directors and a director, all licensed physicians. Their practice histories and professional appointments are published, and you can check them.

Dr. Lee Won Jin, representative director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, in a white coat over dark scrubs.

Representative Director

Dr. Lee Won Jin 이원진

Representative Director, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong. Former Director, Snow Clinic Nowon.

Recipient, Minister of Health and Welfare Commendation

Full practice history

Dr. Lee Kang In, representative director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, in a Kind Clinic white coat over gray scrubs.

Representative Director

Dr. Lee Kang In 이강인

Representative Director, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong. Former Chief of Emergency Medicine, Gangjin Medical Center.

Recipient, Minister of Health and Welfare Commendation

Full practice history

Dr. Oh Se Won, director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, in a white coat over navy scrubs, against a light gray studio background.

Director

Dr. Oh Se Won 오세원

Director, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong. Former Director, Olympium Chaeum Clinic Suwon.

Full practice history

Location

Five minutes from two subway lines

Rooms 603–605, 6F UNESCO Building, 26 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul 04536, South Korea

Two exits serve the building: Exit 6 of Myeongdong Station (Seoul Subway Line 4) and Exit 6 of Euljiro 1-ga Station (Seoul Subway Line 2). Directions, hours, and the taxi address.

Questions

What people ask before they book

The three that decide whether to get on a plane, answered with the numbers rather than a promise to discuss it at consultation.

Do I need to speak Korean to be treated here?

You do not need to speak Korean at any point. Your inquiry and the written plan — the treatment, the price including VAT and the aftercare instructions — are handled by our patient desk in English, and confirmed to you in writing before you agree to anything. The clinic itself supports Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese across its clinical staff and messaging channels.

Do foreigners pay more than Korean patients at Kind Global Clinic?

Foreign and Korean patients pay exactly the same published prices at Kind Global Clinic — there is no foreigner rate, no interpreter fee and no coordination surcharge added to your bill. You do not have to take that on trust: Korean clinics are required to publish a fee schedule for non-covered services, and ours is public — it is the same document a Korean patient is quoted from. The prices here come from that schedule with 10% VAT added, and nothing is added to it for arranging your visit.

Where exactly is the clinic, and how do I find the entrance?

Kind Global Clinic occupies rooms 603, 604 and 605 on the sixth floor of the UNESCO Building at 26 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul 04536. From Exit 6 of Myeongdong Station it is a 5-minute walk, and the same from Exit 6 of Euljiro 1-ga Station. Take the elevator to the sixth floor and our entrance is directly ahead. Step-by-step directions with map links are on the directions page.

See all questions — booking, what a first visit involves, side effects, and how much fits into one trip.

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