What is the exact address of Dear Clinic?
Namhangang Building, fifth and seventh floors, 85-3 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Carry it as written text on your phone for the driver or the navigation app. Detailed directions and a photograph of the building entrance are sent with your booking confirmation.
Which floor should I go to when I arrive?
The floor to arrive at is named in your confirmation, because the clinic occupies both the fifth and the seventh. The desk takes you between them during the visit. There is only one building and one clinic, so a lobby board in Korean is not something you have to decode alone.
How do I get there from the airport?
Korea's international airports are outside the city, so the transfer is the part worth planning. Tell us your landing time when you book and we will say whether a same-day slot is realistic for your arrival or whether the following morning is the sounder booking. We do not publish a journey time, because traffic decides it.
Can I take a taxi, and do I need Korean to do it?
Yes to the first and no to the second. Show the written address on your screen at the start of the ride and keep it visible. A ride-hailing app removes the question entirely, since you set the destination yourself before the driver arrives.
Which subway station and exit should I use?
We do not publish a station, an exit number or a walking time on this page, because the right approach depends on where you are travelling from. Walking directions for your own appointment are sent with the booking confirmation, along with a photograph of the entrance, which is the part that actually prevents a wrong door.
How early should I arrive for a first appointment?
A few minutes early is enough. The first-visit paperwork covers medication, supplements, allergy history and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding, and those answers change what can safely be recommended. Sending the same information ahead through the form shortens the counter stage considerably.
What happens first once I am inside?
Check-in with identification and your medication list, then the EVE Muse 3D scan under five light sources with AI analysis, then the consultation with a director who reads the scan with you in English and names what is worth treating and what is not. Treatment, where it suits the day, follows in the same visit.
Can I be treated on the day I travel in?
Often, if the director confirms it suits you and you approve the plan and the total. Energy lifting, single-area injectables and toxin fit one visit most readily; courses and sequenced combinations are staged, and we say which before payment. Our
same-day treatment page sets out the difference.
Are you open on Sundays and Korean public holidays?
Yes. Weekdays 10:00 to 19:00, weekends and public holidays 10:00 to 16:00, with no lunch closure, 365 days a year. For a traveller whose only free day is a national holiday, that is usually the detail that decides the journey.
What should I bring to the appointment?
A passport or photographic ID, a written list of medication and supplements, your allergy history, and a note of recent injectables, lasers or threads. Bring a card for payment. No deposit is taken to reserve, and no Korean phone number or resident registration number is needed.
What do the treatments visitors book most often cost?
Three examples from the published card: ₩400,000 (≈ $285) for 100 shots of imaging-guided focused ultrasound, ₩300,000 (≈ $215) for 2cc of a polynucleotide booster, and ₩200,000 (≈ $145) for a dual laser toning session with skincare. Your own quote is itemised from the same list after the scan, at the same rates Korean patients pay.
What if I am running late, or lost?
Message WhatsApp +82 10-2820-2681, which reaches the same desk that confirmed your booking, in English. A late arrival that we hear about is usually a rearranged appointment; the unhelpful version is the one nobody tells us about. The consultation form on this page reaches the same team.
