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65 Garosu-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Near exit 8 of Sinsa Station, with the lab on the 5th floor.
Seoul Stem Cell Lab sits inside the THE LINE Plastic Surgery building at 65 Garosu-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, about a 5-minute walk from exit 8 of Sinsa Station on Line 3 and the Sinbundang Line. Consultation is on the 4th floor, the lab on the 5th and the operating rooms on the 6th. Consultations run by appointment, and international enquiries are accepted through WhatsApp, LINE and WeChat before you travel.
Location and hours
Consultations run by appointment.
Location and contact
Consultation hours
What happens on each floor
Harvesting, cell processing and treatment run through one building. That is what "the cells never leave the building" refers to.
4F consultation
First visit consultation, surgical preparation and follow-up review.
5F laboratory
Seoul Stem Cell Lab. Cell isolation, purification and storage happen on this floor.
5F treatment room
Post-treatment care and progress management.
6F operating rooms
Four sterile operating rooms, accessible to surgical patients only.
Coming from abroad
THE LINE Plastic Surgery is designated by Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare as an institution for attracting international patients.
Before you travel
Send your enquiry through WhatsApp, LINE or WeChat. Whether harvesting is possible, and roughly how many visits are needed, can be reviewed in advance.
By subway
Sinsa Station on Line 3 and the Sinbundang Line, exit 8, then walk towards Garosu-gil.
By car
On the main Garosu-gil street, with valet parking available.
What to check in any consultation
Ask us, or ask another clinic. The judgement is yours either way.
Where the cells are processed
Ask whether processing happens inside the hospital or at an outside facility. Transit time and temperature control differ.
Whether the cells are counted
Ask whether the number of isolated cells is counted and reported, and whether you can see that figure before treatment.
Who harvests
Cell quality is decided at harvesting. Ask whether the operating surgeon harvests the tissue personally.
Whether the limits are explained
See whether the consultation covers limits and possible side effects, not only the expected change. That answer tells you a great deal.
Questions before visiting
Do I need an appointment?
Treatment consultations run by appointment. Booking ahead is recommended, by phone or through the messaging channels listed above.
Can the consultation be held in English?
Yes, consultations for international patients are arranged in English. Support in other languages depends on the date, so please confirm when you enquire.
Can harvesting and treatment happen on the same visit?
Harvesting, isolation and treatment happen on the same day, so the treatment itself is one visit. Consultation, pre-treatment tests and follow-up are separate visits, and the schedule is confirmed at consultation.
What should I bring?
Bring details of any existing condition, current medication and past surgery, along with recent test results if you have them. Blood thinning medication in particular must be disclosed in advance.
Are treatment fees available in English?
The published fee table is currently in Korean. Fees for your specific plan are quoted during consultation, and can be sent in English through the messaging channels above before you travel.