I visited because of concerns about my acne-prone skin. I came from the U.S. to Korea on a recommendation, but perhaps because I am not a Korean national, I paid 150,000 won and didn't even get to see the doctor's face. The entire consultation and treatment process was handled by an assistant, not the doctor. They charged an additional 15,000 won for the prescription, and when I asked for a cash receipt, they refused, saying they couldn't do it unless it was their own. This is the first time I've seen a place that refuses. They claimed the director dislikes that kind of thing and therefore can't do it, but I doubt if that person actually agrees to the policy of charging a separate prescription fee. Furthermore, when I asked if an English prescription was possible, they told me to ask at a pharmacy, which is contradictory. If anyone is coming from another country for medical treatment, I strongly advise against doing it here. They were so unfriendly that I came to Korea feeling good, but I feel like I was being looked down upon just because I am a foreigner...

I had Titanium and Onda treatments done. First of all, the service here was excellent. They communicate with you beforehand, introduce the packages, and take you in for the initial preparations. The doctor also communicates with you again when they come in, so I felt it was very effective.