Complete Guide to Addresses of The Heal Dermatology in South Korea｜Headquarters in Sinsa + Branches in Dongdaemun and Mapo – Just a few minutes’ walk from subway exits

When flying to Seoul for cosmetic treatments, what’s most worrying isn’t choosing the wrong procedure, but realizing upon arrival that the clinic is extremely difficult to find. THE HEAL Dermatology in South Korea is one of the few local chains staffed entirely by board-certified dermatologists. It has opened three branches in Seoul: the main branch in Sinsa, one in Dongdaemun, and another in Mapo. This article compiles the exact addresses, nearest subway stations, exits, and walking distances for all three locations, along with a decision-making guide to help you pick the easiest-to-reach clinic before you set off.

First, figure out what The Heal is: What exactly makes this “red-label” designation, available to only 2% of Dermatology doctors across South Korea, so special?

What makes The Heal particularly famous in South Korea’s medical aesthetics industry is the fact that all treatments are conducted by certified dermatologists. Out of nearly 100,000 doctors in South Korea, only about 2% manage to obtain this “certified specialist” license after passing rigorous exams—a credential often referred to as the “red badge” in the industry. This is precisely why it becomes a top topic of discussion on platforms like Dcard and REDnote when it comes to choosing safe clinics. In other words, at The Heal, you won’t encounter the situation where a certified specialist handles the consultation but an intern does the actual treatment.

Key comparison points	The Heal – Specialist Dermatology Clinic	Regular cosmetic clinics
Licensing Requirements	Passed the Dermatology specialist exam (top 2%)	It can also be performed by general physicians.
Treatment Methods	1-on-1 customization, no mass production approach	Package deals carry higher risks of mass production issues
Chinese Services	Available at all locations	Not necessarily
Price Logic	Same price in China and South Korea – transparent and fair pricing	Tourist rates often fluctuate.

How do I get to the Sinsa flagship store? Head to Exit 6 of Sinsa Station on Line 3 and walk for 5 minutes. After exploring Linyin Road, you can take advantage of the opportunity to get medical beauty treatments.

The flagship store of The Heal is located in the bustling Sinsa-dong area of Gangnam, Seoul. It can be found on the 1st and 7th floors of Sinsa Square at 652 Gangnam-daero, Sinsa-dong 504-11, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It’s just a 5–7 minute walk from Exit 6 of Sinsa Station on Subway Line 3; you’ll pass a gas station along the way, making the route easy to find. After your consultation, head straight over to Garosugil for some shopping and dining—your trip won’t waste a single moment.

• Address: Sinsa Square, 652 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (504-11, Sinsa-dong)
• Transport: Exit 6 at Sinsa Station on Line 3 of the subway, a 5–7 minute walk away
• Representative Director: Park Joo-hyuk (MD, Dermatology Specialist)
• Featured treatments: Thermage Ologio, Ultra Pico, InMode, Thread Lifting, Visia skin analysis
• Who it’s for: Perfect for first-time visitors to South Korea who want to take a trip to Gangnam and get all procedures done at once.

Where is the Dongdaemun store? Head to Exit 6 at Cheongnyangni Station and walk for 1 minute – it’s a dual-store format designed specifically for overseas visitors.

The Dongdaemun branch (also known as Doctors) is the top choice for many international visitors. Its biggest feature is the “dual-venue system”: the main venue features a natural wood and creamy aesthetic to welcome local South Korea customers, while the VIP branch adopts a dark-themed design specifically for overseas guests. Each lounge is also equipped with a welcome card bearing your name. It’s located on the 2nd floor of Building The First 101 at 36 Wangsan-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul — just a 1–2 minute walk from Exit 6 of Cheongnyangni Station on Subway Line 1, with the red logo clearly visible once you look up.

• Address: 2nd Floor, Building The First 101, Hillstate Cheongnyang-ri, 36-gil, Wangsan-ro, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul
• Transport: Exit 6 at Qingliangli Station on Line 1 of the subway, about 1–2 minutes on foot
• Representative Director: Dr. Byungyong Ko (15+ years of experience)
• Strengths: Combined treatment of Tear trough correction and Nasolabial Fold Correction, offering delicate results through injections and thread lifting
• Business hours: Mon/Thu/Fri 10:00–20:00; Tue/Wed 10:00–19:00; Sat 10:00–16:00; closed on Sundays

The Mapo store is the closest to the airport! Just head out of Exit 8 at Gongde Station and walk for 3 minutes — it’s also convenient even when connecting flights.

The newly opened Mapo branch (Gongdeok/Gongdeok store), which opened in April 2025, is particularly convenient for those traveling by plane. It’s located at Rooms 503–505, 5th Floor, Acro Tower, 68 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul. Gongdeok Station serves as a key transit hub in Seoul, with access to Lines 5, 6, Gyeongui-Jungang Line, and the AREX airport express. It’s only a 3-minute walk from Exit 8 of Gongdeok Station, and it takes just about 10 minutes to get there from Gimpo Airport using AREX. Even if you have just a few hours between flights, you can still fit in a quick cosmetic treatment.

• Address: Rooms 503–505, 5th Floor, Acro Tower, 68 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul
• Transport: Subway Lines 5/6, Gyeongui Jungang Line, AREX Airport Express. Exit 8 at Kongdeok Station, a 3-minute walk away.
• Representative Director: Yu Xiuhan (photorejuvenation, contour refinement, minimally invasive injections)
• Highlights: injectable treatments, anti-aging phototherapy, LDM skincare for sensitive skin
• Business hours: Mon/Fri 10:00–20:00; Tue–Thu 10:00–19:30; Sat 9:30–16:00; closed on Sundays

How to choose among these three stores? A quick comparison chart to help you decide—no more hesitation!

All three clinics offer equipment and physician standards at the same ILCHI level. The main differences lie in location and your travel plans. Just check out this comparison table to pick the fastest option based on where you’re staying and where you plan to go.

Your itinerary	Recommended Branches	Recent subway news	Walk	Key Feature
Exploring Gangnam: My First Experience	ANEW Sinsa Flagship Store	Platform 6 at Sinsa Station	5–7 points	Full treatment plan – personally supervised by the clinic director
Living in Dongdaemun? Seek a quiet VIP International home	Dongdaemun Store	Exit 6, Cheongnyangni Station	1–2 points	Two theaters, dedicated overseas passenger service
Transit in Gimpo/Incheon, handle affairs in Mapo	Mapo Store	Station 8, Kongde	3 points	Close to the airport, anti-aging injections

If you’re still unsure, use the following three “Decision Cards” to match yourself directly:

Essential travel and booking details you need to know before you go

All three clinics operate on a timed reservation system, and slots often fill up during weekends and peak hours. It’s recommended to book at least 3–5 days in advance. The prices are set at the same level as those in South Korea, ensuring transparency so you don’t have to worry about being charged a “tourist rate.” The BeautsGO card below provides reference prices for services such as Thermage FLX (starting at ₩1,850,000) and hyaluronic acid injections (starting at ₩300,000). Clicking through will show you the current prices at each clinic as well as the doctors’ availability schedules.

The most reliable way to book: Do it all in one click with BeautsGO

For travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau, the simplest solution is to use BeautsGO: just log in with your global phone number, search for “THE HEAL” or “The Heal” within the app, view the current price lists and doctors’ schedules for all three clinics, and book appointments directly. With a Chinese interface and confirmation within 24 hours, there’s no need to struggle through the Korean-language official website.

Common questions about addresses and transportation for The Heal’s three stores

Q1: Can reservations be used across all three stores, or do they need to be booked separately?

You need to book through a specific branch. While BeautsGO lists hospitals within the same network, each branch has its own schedule and doctor rosters. When placing an order, simply select the branch and date you want to visit.

Q2: Is it convenient to bring a suitcase when going for a consultation?

It’s very convenient. The Mapo branch is the closest to the airport, with direct AREX trains to Gongdeok; the Dongdaemun branch is located inside the Cheongnyangni station building, and both have elevators. It’s recommended to check in your luggage first before heading upstairs, as the clinics themselves don’t offer storage services.

Q3: Can foreigners really communicate in Chinese?

Sure. All three clinics offer one-on-one Chinese service, with scientific analysis through 3D skin scanning before the in-person consultation — you don’t need to speak Korean at all.

Q4: Is the clinic really closed all day on Sundays?

Yes, all three stores are closed on Sundays, but they stay open until around 16:00 on Saturdays. Try to avoid flying on Sundays, or opt for an early Saturday flight instead.

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If you want to learn more about what exactly a “red mark” means, or if you’d like to check the addresses and price comparisons of other Dermatology clinics in Seoul, these three articles follow directly after this one:

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