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Clinic Tour: Will Be in Sinsa, Gangnam

A calm place, a few minutes from Sinsa Station, designed around one surgeon and the people he cares for.

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The short answer In brief

Will Be Plastic Surgery is on the 5th floor of the Mihye Building, 590 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, in Sinsa-dong near Sinsa Station and Garosu-gil. The clinic is organized around one surgeon, so a visit is quieter and more personal: a consultation with Dr. Kim Jun-young, examination, and time to ask questions.

Updated September 2026 · Will Be Plastic Surgery, Sinsa-dong, Seoul

Where is the clinic?

Will Be Plastic Surgery is at 5F Mihye Building, 590 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The building sits on Gangnam-daero in Sinsa-dong, within walking distance of Sinsa Station and the tree-lined streets of Garosu-gil.

For travel from Incheon Airport, see getting from Incheon Airport to the clinic. For the area around us, including cafes and places to rest during recovery, see the Sinsa and Garosu-gil neighborhood guide.

What happens when you visit?

  1. Arrival. You are welcomed at reception on the 5th floor and asked to complete a short medical questionnaire.
  2. Consultation. You sit down with Dr. Kim Jun-young, who listens to your concerns and examines the relevant anatomy.
  3. Design discussion. Where appropriate, Dr. Kim explains possible approaches, their limits and risks, and what recovery involves.
  4. Quote and planning. If you decide to proceed, the clinic provides a personal quote and discusses dates. See pricing and quotes.

Many first visits end without a surgery date, and that is fine. The purpose is understanding.

A clinic shaped by one surgeon

Because Will Be is a one-surgeon clinic, the rhythm of the day is set by Dr. Kim's schedule. There are fewer patients at any one time than in a large multi-surgeon practice, which usually means a quieter waiting area and more unhurried conversations.

Photos of the clinic

[CLINIC PHOTOS TO BE ADDED — reception, consultation room, operating room, recovery area]

Safety in the operating and recovery areas

Information on anesthesia, monitoring and how the clinic prepares for surgery is on the safety and anesthesia page. For a broader explanation of what to look for anywhere in Korea, read safety standards in Korean clinics.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Still wondering about something? Ask Dr. Kim directly — every consultation at Will Be is with the surgeon himself.

What is the nearest subway station?

Sinsa Station is the nearest station to Will Be Plastic Surgery. The clinic is at 590 Gangnam-daero, on the 5th floor of the Mihye Building, a short walk from the station and close to the Garosu-gil area in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu.

Do I need an appointment to visit?

Yes. Consultations at Will Be are by appointment, because Dr. Kim sees every patient personally and time is scheduled for each conversation. You can book through KakaoTalk.

Can someone come with me to the consultation?

Yes, you are welcome to bring a family member or friend. Many patients find it helpful to have someone who can listen, take notes and help them remember questions. For international patients, a companion can also help during recovery.

How long does a first visit take?

The length of a first visit depends on your concern and how many questions you have. Allow enough time to complete paperwork, speak with Dr. Kim and discuss next steps without rushing. The clinic can give you a more specific estimate when you book.

Is there somewhere to stay nearby after surgery?

Sinsa-dong and the wider Gangnam area have many hotels and serviced apartments within easy reach of the clinic. Our guide to where to stay near the clinic describes what to look for, such as quiet rooms, easy access and space to rest.

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We look forward to welcoming you on Gangnam-daero.

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