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Dermatology Clinics in Seomyeon, Busan

Seomyeon has 15 dermatology clinics (피부과의원) with board-certified dermatologists, almost all in Bujeon-dong within a 10-minute walk of Seomyeon Station (Metro Lines 1 & 2). This independent list gives each clinic's Korean name and address for taxis, phone number, number of dermatologists and walking time, based on Korea's official HIRA clinic registry.

Clinics in Seomyeon, Busan

15 dermatology clinics in Seomyeon

Sorted by walking distance from Seomyeon Station. Every clinic below has at least one board-certified dermatologist (피부과 전문의) on record with HIRA.

Source: HIRA public clinic registry via K-Skincare.clinic, as of February 2026. Hours, prices and staff change; confirm directly with the clinic.

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How to choose a dermatology clinic in Seomyeon

  • Look for 피부과 in the name. In Korea only clinics led by a board-certified dermatologist can use 피부과의원. Many other skin and aesthetic clinics (의원) are run by general doctors.
  • Medical or cosmetic? For eczema, acne, rashes, warts or hair loss, any clinic here can see you. For lasers, lifting or injectables, ask which devices and products are used.
  • Get prices in writing. Cosmetic treatments are self-pay; ask whether VAT, numbing cream and aftercare are included.
  • Plan around downtime. Ask how long redness or peeling lasts, and avoid strong lasers right before flying home or heavy sun exposure.
  • Check language support. English varies by clinic; a translation app helps with consent forms.

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Frequently asked questions

Do dermatology clinics in Seomyeon speak English?

Some do, but it varies by clinic and by day. Call ahead or ask our free help service to check before you visit.

Can I walk in without an appointment?

Many clinics accept walk-ins for medical skin problems, but cosmetic procedures usually need a booking. Avoid arriving during the lunch break, often around 13:00–14:00.

How much will I pay as a visitor?

Cosmetic treatments are self-pay for everyone, and some clinics quote international patients differently, so ask for a written price before treatment. Visitors without Korean National Health Insurance also pay the full cost of medical visits; bring your passport and travel insurance details.

Are these clinics open on Sundays?

Most Seomyeon dermatology clinics close on Sundays and public holidays. Always confirm hours by phone, because most are not published in the official registry.

What is the difference between a dermatologist and a skin clinic?

A 피부과 전문의 has completed dermatology specialist training. A general skin or aesthetic clinic may offer similar cosmetic treatments but is run by a doctor without that specialist certification.

Independent listing: Seomyeon.Clinic is not paid by or affiliated with the clinics listed. Information comes from Korea's public HIRA registry and may change; it does not replace a consultation with a licensed physician. In an emergency in Korea, call 119.