BAROG Clinic Gangnam Seoul | Botox, Fillers, Lifting & Skin Treatments

BAROG Clinic Gangnam Seoul | Botox, Fillers, Lifting & Skin Treatments
BAROG Clinic Gangnam Branch (바로그의원 강남점) is located on the 2nd–3rd floors of Wooshin Building, 410 Gangnam-daero in Seoul, about 66 meters from Exit 11 of Gangnam Station. Its consultation menu spans Botox, fillers, energy-based and thread lifting, skin boosters, plus care for acne, scars, visible pores, pigmentation, and redness.
If I were flying from the U.S. to Seoul for an aesthetic treatment, I wouldn’t start with “Which machine is trending right now?” I’d start with the actual goal: sharper jawline, firmer skin, expression lines, facial volume, or skin texture. That makes the consultation more useful—and makes it easier to plan downtime before a long flight home.
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A centrally located Gangnam clinic offering everything from minimally invasive injectables and multiple lifting technologies to skin boosters and aesthetic skin care. The clinic is led by Dr. Park Jeong-nam.
~66 m from Exit 11
Dr. Park Jeong-nam
Botox · fillers · lifting · skin boosters · skin
What should you actually discuss at the consultation?
Facial contour, laxity, wrinkles, volume changes, skin texture, acne, and scarring are different concerns. Rather than arriving committed to a specific device, explain what bothers you most, what you’ve already had done, and how subtle or noticeable you want the change to be.


Location and getting there
BAROG Clinic Gangnam Branch
바로그의원 강남점
Dr. Park Jeong-nam
Gangnam Station Exit 11 · ~66 m
Wooshin Building 2–3F, 410 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
Based on the available clinic information, parking is not available in the building. If you’re driving, check nearby parking options before your appointment.



Dr. Park Jeong-nam
Dr. Park Jeong-nam leads BAROG Clinic Gangnam. His confirmed background includes previously serving as director of The New Clinic in Seomyeon. The clinic materials also list memberships in several Korean medical societies related to aesthetic medicine, lasers, obesity medicine, skin and hair, and fillers.
The records currently available do not separately state a board-certified specialty, so this guide does not add an unverified specialist credential.
Former Director, The New Clinic Seomyeon
Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery & Laser Medicine
Korean Association for Obesity Research
Korean Society for Laser, Dermatology & Trichology
Korean Society for Aesthetic Dermatology
Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Korean Filler Society
Korean Society for Aesthetic Wellness
Korean Society for Obesity & Aesthetic Treatment
Botox, fillers, and skin boosters
The confirmed menu includes Botox, fillers, Hiko, contour injections, Rejuran Healer, and Filorga injections. Product, amount, and treatment area can vary with the goal. It’s more useful to describe the outcome you want than to choose solely by a product name.


Ultherapy, Thermage FLX, InMode, and other lifting options
Listed options include Shurink, Ultherapy, InMode, LDM, thread lifting, Virtue RF, Thermage FLX, Lipothera, LinearFirm, Oligio, Duet RF, Doublo Gold, AirJet, and Shurink Universe. A long device list doesn’t mean you need to stack treatments. Facial contour, skin thickness, elasticity, volume, and your previous lifting history are better starting points.


Acne, scars, pores, pigmentation, and redness
The skin menu includes acne, scars & pores, pigmentation, redness & vascular concerns, laser hair removal, and skin care. With acne, for example, the approach may differ depending on whether the main issue is active inflammation, red or dark marks, depressed scars, or visible pores.


Hours and last check-in
| Day | Hours | Lunch | Last check-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 11:00–21:00 | 13:00–14:00 | 19:00 |
| Tue–Thu | 11:00–20:00 | 13:00–14:00 | 18:00 |
| Fri | 11:00–21:00 | 13:00–14:00 | 19:00 |
| Sat–Sun | 10:00–16:00 | none | 14:00 |
| Public holidays | 10:00–17:00 | — | — |
If a public holiday falls on Saturday or Sunday, the available data indicates 10:00–16:00. Reconfirm hours before visiting.


What should U.S. travelers prepare before treatment?
Make a quick list of your main concerns and prior Botox, filler, lifting, laser, or skin-booster treatments with approximate dates. Share current medications and known allergies as well.
If treatment is part of a Korea trip, tell the clinic your flight-home date. Ask about expected redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, and how much time to leave before a long-haul flight, hard workouts, sauna, or strong sun exposure. After you return, your aftercare may also need to account for the climate and UV exposure where you live.

FAQ for U.S. and English-speaking visitors
Planning a consultation during your Seoul trip?
Bring your top concerns, treatment history, and travel dates so the conversation can start with the details that matter.
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