If you are planning a visit to a Gangnam clinic from overseas, a little preparation makes the first consultation smoother. Cellier Clinic is in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, close to Sinsa Station. This guide to visiting a Gangnam clinic sets out the practical facts you can plan around: the address, the nearest subway exit, opening hours, and how a consultation is run.
It is general information, not medical advice. What a doctor recommends for you is decided in person, and individual results vary.
Where is Cellier Clinic?
Cellier Clinic is on the fifth floor of Rex Tower, at 108 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The building is in the Sinsa area of Gangnam. Use this address in a map app or when giving directions to a taxi driver.
Our contact page lists the clinic's messaging channels and email for questions before you travel.
How do you get to the clinic by subway?
The nearest station is Sinsa Station, which is served by Seoul Subway Line 3 and the Shinbundang Line. The clinic is a short walk from the station: about 48 meters from Exit 2, or about 10 meters back the way you came if you leave through Exit 1.
If you are arriving from the airport or another part of Seoul, check your route to Sinsa Station in your preferred map app, and allow a little extra time for your first visit so you are not rushed at the door.
When is the clinic open?
Plan your appointment around the clinic's regular hours, listed in Korea Standard Time.
- Weekdays: 10:00 AM–8:00 PM, with a lunch break from 2:00 to 3:00 PM.
- Saturdays: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM, with no lunch break.
- Closed on Sundays and Korean public holidays.
- The last reservation is accepted one hour before closing.
How does a consultation work?
The consultation is led by Dr. Jeonghyun Yeom, who sees each patient one-on-one in a private treatment space and takes time to talk through your concerns. The assessment looks at skin, muscle, bone structure, fat, and volume together using the clinic's MetaView analysis, so the plan reflects the whole face, not one spot.
Treatment is designed around the individual rather than chosen from a fixed list. The consultation leaves time for your own questions, so write them down before you go. It also helps to arrive with a clear idea of what you notice, such as loosening skin, uneven tone, dryness, lines, or a change in volume, rather than a treatment name.
What should you prepare before you arrive?
A little preparation makes the conversation more productive, especially when you have only a few days in Seoul and want to use them well. None of this is mandatory, but it helps your doctor give you a useful answer on the first visit.
- A short list of what concerns you most and how long you have noticed it.
- Any treatments you have had before and how your skin responded.
- Your travel dates, including the days you have free before you leave Seoul.
- Relevant skin and health history, which the doctor will ask about.
- Questions about downtime, session spacing, and aftercare for the treatments you are considering.
What can you ask about once you are at the clinic?
The clinic's treatments are grouped into six areas: lifting and tightening; skin boosters and glow; pigmentation, pores, and scars; Botox, fillers, and contour injections; body contouring; and regenerative and wellness care. The clinic lists 14 types of equipment on its site, including ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser, and microwave devices, so there is plenty to discuss.
You do not need to know which treatment you want before you arrive. Many people come with a concern such as sagging, pigmentation, or dry skin, and the doctor explains the options that address it. What is suitable is a decision for the doctor after the assessment. It is also fine to leave the consultation without booking anything, since the purpose of the first visit is to understand your options and the timelines involved.
What should you check before booking flights and hotels?
Because the clinic is closed on Sundays and Korean public holidays, check the calendar before you fix your dates. If your stay includes a national holiday, the clinic will be closed that day, so ask us before you book anything non-refundable.
Also keep the weekday lunch break and the one-hour-before-closing rule for the last reservation in mind when you plan the day. A morning or early afternoon slot gives your consultation more breathing room than an end-of-day appointment, and leaves time to ask any follow-up questions.
How should you plan treatment around your trip?
Different treatments have very different time footprints, and that matters when you are visiting from abroad. Some, such as Ultherapy PRIME, have no formal downtime, while others involve a series spread across weeks. Sharing your dates early lets us explain what is realistic within your stay.
Our guide to planning skin treatments around a Seoul clinic visit puts session length, spacing, and downtime side by side for the main treatments, which is a helpful companion to this article.
How do you contact the clinic before you travel?
Start with a short message to the clinic. Tell us your concern, your dates, and any questions, and we will explain how your consultation would work. You can message us to plan your consultation at any time, and the contact page also lists the clinic's email and messaging channels.
To see what the clinic offers while you plan, browse the full list of treatments at Cellier Clinic or start from the concern that brought you here on our concerns overview.
