We decide at the consultation,and start with the numbers

Care for skin conditions, covered by NHI, needs no appointment. Walk in and we will see you in order of arrival. Cosmetic treatments are by appointment, and treatment follows a consultation.

Yes. Choose whichever is easiest for you: call +82-2-0123-4567 (in Korea, 02-0123-4567), message our KakaoTalk channel “Danjeong Dermatology Clinic,” or request a consultation on this site. For skin conditions, simply check in at the front desk.

A board-certified dermatologist examines you and leads the consultation. The doctor you consult with also performs your treatment.

Yes. A first consultation is ₩11,000 (VAT included), and you do not need to decide on treatment that day.

Yes, by booking on a day that doctor is in. Dr. Do Eun-jae, our medical director, sees patients on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and on the first, third, and fifth Saturdays of the month. Dr. Pyeon Jae-yun sees patients on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, on the second and fourth Saturdays, and during Monday and Thursday evening hours.

Let us know by phone or KakaoTalk. When you tell us in advance, we can offer that time to someone else.

Prices for cosmetic treatments are final and include VAT. Before treatment, we go over each item and amount with you again in person, and we do not charge more than the posted price.

We do not run discounts or promotions. Signature programs, too, are priced as the plain sum of the treatments they include.

We refund the value of your remaining sessions, minus a 10% cancellation fee.

That depends on the terms of your policy. Care for medical reasons is often claimable, while cosmetic treatments usually are not. In Silson24, Korea’s app for private health insurance claims, choose Danjeong Dermatology Clinic and you will not need to request paper documents.

A general medical certificate is ₩20,000, a medical opinion letter ₩10,000, and a certificate of visit ₩3,000. Copies of medical records are ₩1,000 per page for pages 1–5 and ₩100 per page from page 6. Certificate fees carry no VAT.

We accept cards and cash.

It depends on the treatment and on the person. We ease pain with numbing cream, cooling, and, only for treatments that need it, a local anesthetic. During treatment, tell us how it feels and we adjust the intensity.

We apply it to the treatment area and wait 30–60 minutes. Your visit runs longer by that much, so please leave extra time in your schedule.

We do not offer sedation. We manage pain with numbing cream, cooling, and local anesthetic.

Laser toning and vascular laser are usually done without numbing, and so is acne extraction and peel. For laser hair removal, we apply numbing cream only to sensitive areas.

We ease the sting with ice or numbing cream, and we can pause whenever you ask. Let us know at your consultation.

It depends on the treatment. After laser toning, redness lasts a few hours to a day, and you can wear makeup the same day. After fractional laser, redness can last 3–5 days, and after hyaluronic acid filler, swelling and bruising can last 1–2 weeks. The recovery calendar shows this by date once you choose a treatment.

After laser toning or acne extraction and peel, the same day (keep it light after extraction). After picosecond laser, fractional laser, or skin booster, the next day. Where a mole was removed, after 1 week.

The days to avoid differ by treatment. For example, avoid saunas and alcohol for 3 days after vascular laser and 2 days after skin booster, and avoid saunas and hot baths for 1–2 weeks where a mole was removed. Each treatment page and the recovery calendar spell out the days.

Enter the date in this month’s planner, and we count backward from it for you. Between your last session and the big day, we leave at least 1 week for Danjeong Tone, 10 days for Danjeong Glow, and 8 weeks for Danjeong Line.

During clinic hours, call us at +82-2-0123-4567 (in Korea, 02-0123-4567). If your skin turns white or dark red after filler, or your vision becomes blurry, contact us right away. Outside clinic hours, go to the nearest emergency room.

Yes. We treat acne, atopic dermatitis, eczema, contact and seborrheic dermatitis, hives, psoriasis and vitiligo, warts, athlete’s foot, shingles, hair loss, mole checks, and burns and scars under NHI. You can walk in without an appointment and be seen in order of arrival.

Check-in closes 30 minutes before the end of clinic hours: 18:30 on weekdays, 19:30 on Monday and Thursday evenings, and 13:30 on Saturdays. Before lunch, morning check-in closes at 12:45.

On weekdays after 18:00 and on Saturdays, NHI adds a surcharge to the examination fee. Your copay for the same care may therefore differ slightly.

For NHI care, we confirm your identity with an ID. Mobile IDs are accepted, but photos or copies of an ID are not. Patients under 19 do not need one.

Phototherapy is booked after your first examination. If you are already coming in for it, call us or choose “Phototherapy” on the Book a visit page.

If an examination shows you need care at a larger hospital, we write you a referral letter. Do not wait if hives come with swelling of the lips, tongue, or throat, or with shortness of breath, or if a rash spreads across your body with mouth sores after you take a medication. Call 119 (Korea’s emergency number) or go to the nearest emergency room.

There is no age limit. We see babies under one year old, too.

Dr. Do Eun-jae, our medical director, sees most children. She is in on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and on the first, third, and fifth Saturdays.

Please have children come with a parent or guardian. Patients under 19 do not need an ID.

Freezing brings a cold, stinging pain. Young children may find it painful, so we also talk through other options, such as topical medication.

The ground-floor main entrance has a ramp, and two elevators go up to the 4th floor. The 4th-floor restroom has a diaper-changing table.

We do not accept online consultation requests for children under 14. Please call us to request one, together with a parent or guardian.

You can use the parking garage under the building. On the day of your visit or treatment, the first hour is free, then ₩500 per 10 minutes. The garage uses a mechanical lift, so it takes a few minutes to park and retrieve your car.

The mechanical lift cannot take vehicles taller than 1.55 m. Most SUVs and vans are taller than that, so please use the public parking lot across the street.

We are about 350 m from Exit 2 of Mangwon Station (Line 6), a 5-minute walk. From the exit, turn right and walk about 250 m along Neoul-daero, then turn left onto Saesol-ro and go about 100 m. We are on the left side of the street.

Get off at the Saesol-ro Entrance stop. We are about 40 m away, across the street.

Look for a five-story building with a pharmacy and a bakery on the ground floor. Enter through the main door between them, take the elevator to the 4th floor, and we are the first door on your right (Units 401–403).

Yes. The ground-floor main entrance has a ramp, and two elevators go up to the 4th floor. There are no raised thresholds between the exam rooms and the treatment rooms.