Kim Mi-kyung Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic

My health checkup results weren't good, so I looked for a hospital with a former university hospital professor, and I went because they had hours until 8pm too. I told the director my checkup results and got an examination and tests. I'd heard I might need surgery before it turns into cancer and was worried, but the director said let's just watch and monitor for now, so I've been getting regular checkups. It's been 2 years now and it hasn't gotten worse. The director here was apparently a gynecologic oncology professor at Asan Hospital. The director isn't super warm, more the type to speak calmly and matter-of-factly. Maybe because he's a former professor who's seen a lot of serious cases, he doesn't make a big fuss, which made me trust him, and he told me not to worry too much. They say they use a small endoscope for exams here so it doesn't hurt, and indeed it hurts less than other places. I trust the director, the facilities are good too, and it's a hospital I keep going to.

I had a cyst in my uterus so I got a checkup, and it was my first time getting a flexible hysteroscopy? exam. The director gave me a kind and painless examination, and he even personally performs surgeries — there aren't many places where the doctor handles surgery too. I felt a strong sense of trust. It seems like foreigners come here too, and I hope the clinic prospers!

I had no idea there was someone this skilled in the neighborhood. The director is a former professor who also worked at famous overseas institutions like Cleveland Clinic and the Pelosi Medical Center, so the depth of his examinations is definitely different~ There's no over-treatment, so I'm going to make this my regular place!

The director is a former university hospital professor, so the depth of the examination is different~ Maybe because his subspecialty is gynecologic oncology, the ultrasound analysis is really precise and the explanations are clear. It feels like receiving university-hospital-level specialist care, which is really reassuring!

It's reassuring because it's affiliated with Asan Hospital. Since the director, a former professor, personally takes care of me, I feel much more at ease. I heard he's also an exchange professor at the UCI Cancer Center, so I should visit even more often!

For someone introverted like me, having a kiosk in the hospital is convenient because I can choose things myself directly instead of registering with staff. The consent form is also digitized on a tablet, which is neat and nice.

I live in Japan, but a Korean friend suggested we go together so I went,,, They spoke Japanese so well that I was so surprised Kind and it was good Good!! We communicated really well!!

Thanks to the director, an OB-GYN specialist who is also a visiting professor at Seoul Asan Hospital and CHA University with extensive overseas experience, I received comfortable treatment. Thank you.

It was great that night hours were available. They examined me thoroughly and everyone was kind, so I could get treatment with peace of mind.

The wait was long and I waited a while, but they examined me well. Also, the waiting room chairs are comfortable, which is nice.

There's a kiosk so registration and payment were convenient, and the director also examined me thoroughly, which was great.

Thank you for the comfortable treatment. I'll come again next week.