Seorae Family Medicine Clinic

About the clinic

Seorae Family Medicine Clinic is in Muju Building at 38 Sapyeong-daero 26-gil, Banpo-dong, Seocho-gu, in Seoul's Seorae Village area. The second-floor practice is led by Park Sang-wook, a family medicine specialist. His published biography lists undergraduate and master's medical degrees from Seoul National University and residency and specialist training at Seoul National University Hospital.

Its primary-care menu covers respiratory infections, rhinitis, digestive complaints, common skin conditions and musculoskeletal symptoms. Ongoing care includes hypertension, diabetes, abnormal cholesterol, gout and metabolic concerns such as fatty liver, with examinations, prescriptions and follow-up selected after consultation. Adult vaccination information covers influenza, pneumococcal disease, shingles, tetanus and pertussis, RSV, HPV and hepatitis A and B; the appropriate vaccine depends on age, medical history and previous doses.

Weight-management visits consider body composition, eating habits, blood glucose, lipids and other metabolic findings alongside weight. The clinic offers assessment for prescription weight-management medicines and follow-up for response or adverse effects, rather than promising a particular medicine before examination. IV fluids and nutritional infusions are another published service, selected according to the clinical assessment. Photographs show curtained infusion beds and a separate single-bed rest room.

The skin and aesthetic menu includes radiofrequency lifting, LDM skin care, skin peels, Rejuran and hydration skin boosters, mole removal and wrinkle botulinum toxin. Submental fat-reduction injections are also listed. The clinic separately describes medical assessment for underarm hyperhidrosis and botulinum toxin treatment for appropriately assessed chronic migraine, which should not be confused with a cosmetic wrinkle treatment or treatment for every type of headache.

For persistent fatigue, menopausal or hormone-related symptoms and recurring digestive or allergy concerns, the clinic publishes a functional-medicine pathway based on history, selected examinations and review of results. A first visit can include symptom review followed by any necessary testing, prescription or treatment discussion. Walk-in visits are accepted, while booked patients receive priority when the clinic is busy. Express Bus Terminal Station Exit 5 is about a ten-minute walk away, and valet parking is offered at the entrance; confirm the current fee and arrangements before driving.