For Me Women’s Clinic Seoul: OB-GYN Care in Gangnam
For Me Women’s Clinic: Gynecology in Gangnam, Seoul
Meet the physicians, explore the services, and plan a visit around your needs
The clinic at a glance
For Me Women’s Clinic (나를위한산부인과의원) is an OB-GYN clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, near Exit 4 of Gangnam Station. Its team includes seven physicians with Korean specialty qualifications in obstetrics and gynecology. Services cover women’s health exams, gynecologic conditions, pregnancy and contraception, intimate surgery, and selected aesthetic procedures.
- Address: 9th floor, Miwang Building, 364 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- Monday–Friday: 10:00 ~ 19:30
- Saturday: 10:00 ~ 15:00
- No lunch break
- Closed Sundays and Korean public holidays
- One hour of complimentary parking; vehicle restrictions apply
Make room for the conversation you have been putting off
A routine exam can slip down the list when work, family, and everyday responsibilities take over. Other times, it is a change in your period, recurring discomfort, or an intimate health question you are not quite sure how to bring up. Planning care abroad adds another layer: who will you see, how will you communicate, and what happens after the appointment?
For US readers considering a visit in Seoul, specific information is more useful than a long list of promises. For Me Women’s Clinic offers gynecologic care alongside selected aesthetic services. Start with your own reason for visiting: a checkup, a symptom you want to understand, or a procedure you would like explained. You do not need to approach these as a package.
For Me Women’s Clinic
나를위한산부인과의원
Obstetrics and gynecology near Gangnam Station, Seoul
Eight service areas, organized around your questions
This is a guide to the clinic’s service categories, not a recommended treatment plan. A women’s health exam can be a stand-alone visit. Testing and treatment recommendations follow a discussion of your concerns and medical history.
Women’s health exams
Exam selection depends on age, medical history, life stage, and pregnancy plans. Discuss which tests are relevant to your reason for visiting.
Services
Basic health exam · Pre-study-abroad / unmarried women’s exam · Preconception exam · Comprehensive menopause exam · Cervical exam
Gynecologic conditions
Care categories include menstrual changes, intimate symptoms, bladder concerns, and pelvic floor function.
Services
Minor vulvar surgery · Vaginitis / sexually transmitted infections · Period pain, abnormal bleeding, and cycle changes · Cystitis · Urinary incontinence · Menopause and uterine prolapse · IV infusion programs · Vaccination
Pregnancy and contraception
Discuss possible pregnancy, reproductive plans, and contraceptive options in the context of your health and daily life.
Services
Pregnancy · Contraception
Endoscopic evaluation
Examination of the uterine cavity or bladder when symptoms and clinical findings warrant it.
Services
Hysteroscopy · Cystoscopy
Intimate surgery
Consultations may address daily discomfort or questions about appearance. Normal anatomical variation alone does not establish a need for surgery.
Services
Minor labial correction · Labia minora surgery · Labia majora surgery · Surgery around the clitoris · Perineoplasty · Surgical vaginal narrowing · Vaginal fillers · Hymenal reconstruction · Laser nipple reduction · Laser correction of inverted nipples · Vaginal implant — Jilplant
Vaginal energy-based procedures
Although the clinic groups these under laser tightening, the category includes different technologies, such as radiofrequency and focused ultrasound.
Services
Vaginal tightening program · Triple Crown program · Viveve · Jil-ssera · Revive · MonaLisa Touch · Laser techniques in intimate surgery
Pigmentation care
Options address pigmentation of external intimate skin, nipples, and the body. Darker intimate skin can also be a normal variation.
Services
External intimate skin pigmentation · Nipple pigmentation · Body Triple Whitening
Skin and body
Additional services that can be explored independently of a gynecology appointment.
Services
Hair reduction · Skin firmness · Skin care · Ulfit Body · Lipolytic injections · V-RO
Meet the seven-physician team
The clinic is led by Eun-jung Lee, with Cheong-a Lee, Seon-a Shin, Ji-yoon Jung, Ji-min Seo, Su-hyun Lim, and Ji-hee Seo. All seven hold Korean specialty qualifications in obstetrics and gynecology. These qualifications should not be read as a claim of US board certification.
Eun-jung Lee
Clinic director · Obstetrics and gynecology
- Clinic director
- OB-GYN specialty training at Samsung Medical Center
- External professor appointment at Samsung Medical Center
- Previously practiced at Yoonho Hospital and For You Moon
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean professional association of obstetricians and gynecologists
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean study group for female perineal surgery
- Korean Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health
- Korean Urogynecologic Society
- Korean Society of Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- Korean Society of Menopause
- Korean society for laser, skin, and hair
- Korean society for obesity treatment and aesthetic medicine
Cheong-a Lee
Obstetrics and gynecology
- OB-GYN specialty training at Samsung Medical Center
- Clinical fellowship training in gynecology and detailed ultrasound at Samsung Medical Center
- Previously practiced at Moa Jeil
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Seon-a Shin
Obstetrics and gynecology
- OB-GYN specialty training at Asan Medical Center
- External professor appointment at Asan Medical Center
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Urogynecologic Society
Ji-yoon Jung
Obstetrics and gynecology
- Clinical fellowship training in maternal-fetal medicine at Asan Medical Center
- Former associate professor at Hallym University Hospital and clinical professor at the health center of Konkuk University Hospital
- External professor appointment at Asan Medical Center
- Previously practiced at For You Moon and Shinsoae
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Menopause
Ji-min Seo
Obstetrics and gynecology
- Internship at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, Catholic University of Korea
- OB-GYN residency at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Osteoporosis
- Korean Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health
Su-hyun Lim
Obstetrics and gynecology
- OB-GYN specialty training at Samsung Medical Center
- External professor appointment at Samsung Medical Center
- Previously practiced at Nari Hospital in Gimpo and Samsung Joanne Women’s Clinic
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Ji-hee Seo
Obstetrics and gynecology
- OB-GYN specialty training at CHA Hospital
- External professor appointment at CHA Hospital
- Previously practiced at Apple OB-GYN in Jamsil and Roen OB-GYN in Gangnam
Professional memberships
- Korean Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Korean Urogynecologic Society
- Korean Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health
15 devices: what they do and where they are used
A device name becomes more useful when tied to a clear task: assessment, surgery, pigmentation care, or tissue elasticity. Each card includes a photo, mechanism, application area, and topic labels.
Viveve 1.0
How it works
Monopolar radiofrequency energy is paired with surface cooling to heat underlying tissue.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in procedures addressing tissue laxity at the vaginal opening. The intended tissue response involves collagen structures and elasticity; benefits for specific symptoms require individual assessment.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Viveve 2.0
How it works
A monopolar radiofrequency system with surface cooling.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in procedures related to vaginal tissue laxity. The clinician selects the target area and settings based on tissue assessment and the treatment goal.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
HERA V
How it works
Combines an RF applicator, vacuum-assisted RF, and low-frequency electrical stimulation.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in vaginal or external intimate areas depending on the applicator. Its RF component produces a thermal tissue response.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Jil-ssera (질쎄라)
How it works
Focused ultrasound concentrates energy at a selected depth, creating a thermal response and tissue remodeling.
Uses and treatment areas
A name used for ultrasound procedures related to vaginal elasticity. Korean and international descriptions of the related Ultra Vera system differ, so the exact model and applicator need to be matched.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Evero
How it works
SNJ carbon dioxide (CO₂) laser technology; fractional delivery distributes energy in small treatment points.
Uses and treatment areas
Used for fractional procedures on vaginal mucosa. A laser’s surgical functions and demonstrated symptom benefits are separate questions. The supplied photo carries a finexel label, so the model name needs to be matched with the clinic.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
MonaLisa Touch
How it works
A DEKA fractional CO₂ system used for cutting, removal, vaporization, and coagulation of soft tissue.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in gynecology and other soft-tissue fields. Applications for dryness and atrophic changes have been studied; selection requires discussion of individual findings and alternatives.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Revive
How it works
Multiwave radiofrequency technology with thermal energy control and tissue-response monitoring.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in procedures related to vaginal tissue elasticity. Goals and settings are established after clinical evaluation.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Vesalius
How it works
QMR electrosurgical technology for cutting and coagulating tissue; this is not a laser.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in surgery, including gynecologic procedures, for tissue work and bleeding control.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Icon
How it works
An aesthetic platform offering intense pulsed light (IPL) and laser options through different handpieces.
Uses and treatment areas
Used on face and body for pigmentation, vascular changes, scars, or hair depending on the handpiece. Platform capabilities do not establish that every attachment is available at the clinic.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
RevLite
How it works
Q-Switched laser pulses target pigment. The device family is also used for tattoo removal.
Uses and treatment areas
Used for facial and body pigmentation. The clinic also lists external intimate skin and nipple pigmentation care. Features specific to the SI version are not attributed automatically to the photographed unit.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Apogee Elite Plus
How it works
Combines a 755 nm alexandrite laser and a 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser, with settings selected for skin and hair characteristics.
Uses and treatment areas
Primarily used to reduce hair growth on areas such as the underarms, arms, legs, and face. The manufacturer also describes selected pigment and vascular applications.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
VVP-3500
How it works
A diagnostic system for assessing vaginal laxity and the function of surrounding muscles.
Uses and treatment areas
Helps collect information for vaginal and pelvic floor functional assessment. Its role is evaluation, rather than heat-based tissue tightening.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
Ulfit
How it works
Focused ultrasound creates small zones of thermal coagulation at a selected depth, followed by tissue remodeling.
Uses and treatment areas
The manufacturer describes applications for skin and tissue firmness on the abdomen and thighs. The goal concerns elasticity in the target area, not a specified amount of weight loss.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
V-RO
How it works
Combines focused ultrasound and radiofrequency energy. Depth and delivery vary with the handpiece.
Uses and treatment areas
Used in facial firmness procedures. The Korean description of the ultrasound component includes eyebrow lifting through tissue coagulation; RF functions have separately described purposes.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentation
BellaLux
How it works
Distributes LED light at selected wavelengths across the skin surface.
Uses and treatment areas
Used as supportive care for external skin quality on the face and body. Modes depend on the skin assessment. It is not an intravaginal tissue-tightening system.
Technology reference
Device and technology documentationFor vaginal laser, RF, and ultrasound procedures, evidence for certain symptom benefits and long-term safety remains limited. Potential risks include burns, scarring, and pain. Discuss relevant risks and alternatives before deciding. FDA clearance for a device’s general surgical use should not be read as approval for vaginal cosmetic procedures or every symptom claim. Technical documentation, clinical evidence, and country-specific indications have different scopes.
Manufacturer documentation and medical references
Device families, individual models, and national indications need to be distinguished. A technical source does not independently confirm every service offered by a clinic.
- Ulfit · CLASSYS
- V-RO · HIRONIC
- BellaLux · LINKOPTICS
- Viveve · FDA technical documentation
- HERA V · ELIMTEK
- Ultra Vera · Korean description
- Ultra Vera · international description
- Evero · SNJ catalog
- MonaLisa Touch · Cynosure
- Revive · SW Bio Health
- Vesalius · Telea Medical
- Icon · Cynosure
- RevLite family · Cynosure
- Elite Plus · Cynosure
- VVP-3500 · HNG MEDICAL
- Vaginal energy-based procedures · ACOG
A look inside the actual clinic
Cream tones, terrazzo surfaces, and soft mint and pink accents give the space a calm feel. The photographs show reception, window-side seating, consultation and procedure rooms, individual rooms with beds, a changing area, and a wash area. These are real clinic interiors, offering a concrete sense of the setting before you arrive.
Location, office hours, and getting there
| Clinic | For Me Women’s Clinic · 나를위한산부인과의원 |
|---|---|
| Address | 9th floor, Miwang Building, 364 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea 서울특별시 강남구 강남대로 364, 미왕빌딩 9층 |
| Subway | Gangnam Station, Exit 4 |
| Monday–Friday | 10:00 ~ 19:30 |
| Saturday | 10:00 ~ 15:00 |
| Sunday and Korean public holidays | Closed |
| Lunch | No lunch break |
| Parking | One complimentary hour |
All hours are in Seoul time. The time difference from the US varies by location and date, so confirm the appointment using the Korean calendar date and local time. Last check-in and individual physician schedules may differ from general closing hours.
Copy the Korean address into your map app or show it to your driver. If driving, allow an extra 10–20 minutes for parking during busy periods. The mechanical parking system may restrict certain RVs, SUVs, vans, trucks, and electric vehicles.
Planning from the US: think beyond the appointment
Describe your concerns in everyday language: when the change started, how it affects you, and what you want to understand. If available, bring previous results, cycle information, pregnancy considerations, medication and allergy lists, and details of prior procedures.
You can ask about the steps of an exam, privacy, a chaperone or support person, and how findings will be explained. Share preferences before the visit so the team can discuss what can be arranged. An English RightMe page does not establish that clinical care or interpretation is available in English; request language arrangements in advance.
For a long-distance visit, ask when results will be ready, whether follow-up may be needed, what activity restrictions might apply, and how your return flight fits into the plan. Establish a contact route after you return home and ask for copies of results and a treatment summary in an agreed language. Recovery time cannot be determined from the device name alone.
Request an itemized estimate covering the consultation, tests, procedure, and follow-up. Do not assume US health insurance or travel insurance will reimburse the visit; ask your insurer about your specific policy. A consultation request does not guarantee a same-day procedure.
Frequently asked questions
Where is For Me Women’s Clinic?
On the 9th floor of Miwang Building, 364 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, near Exit 4 of Gangnam Station.
What services does the clinic offer?
Women’s health exams, gynecologic conditions, pregnancy and contraception, endoscopy, intimate surgery, energy-based procedures, pigmentation care, and skin and body services.
How many physicians are on the team?
Seven physicians with Korean specialty qualifications in obstetrics and gynecology. The clinic is led by Eun-jung Lee.
Are evening appointments possible?
General office hours are 10:00 ~ 19:30 Monday through Friday, Seoul time. Confirm last check-in and the physician’s schedule when arranging your visit.
Is the clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, from 10:00 ~ 15:00 Seoul time. It is closed Sundays and Korean public holidays.
Does the clinic close for lunch?
There is no lunch break. Your visit still follows the confirmed appointment time.
Is parking available?
One hour is complimentary. Mechanical parking restrictions may apply to vehicle size and type.
Can I book just a gynecologic exam?
Yes. Exams are a stand-alone service. Testing is selected according to your concerns and medical history.
Are all vaginal devices lasers?
No. Technologies include laser, radiofrequency, and focused ultrasound. Uses and clinical evidence differ by technology and intended purpose.
Is English-speaking care available?
English-language care or interpretation has not been confirmed for this guide. State your language needs in the RightMe request before arranging the visit.
Can I have a procedure on the consultation day?
That depends on the medical evaluation and available schedule. A consultation request does not guarantee a same-day procedure.
How do I request a consultation from the US?
Use the clinic’s English RightMe page. Include your reason for visiting, dates in Seoul, language needs, and questions about costs or follow-up.
Your health deserves time on the calendar
A routine checkup, recurring discomfort, or a question you have been meaning to ask can be a reason to seek guidance. Understanding the team, services, technology, and visit logistics helps you arrive with clearer questions. Your next step should reflect your needs, your comfort, and the clinician’s assessment.
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