KHWA Seoul Clinic

About the clinic

KHWA Seoul Clinic is the outpatient clinic of the Korea Hansen Welfare Association’s Seoul branch, on the second floor at 170 Sangdo-ro in Dongjak-gu. The association’s branch pages list director Choi Kyung-chun, general skin-disease care and services for people affected by Hansen’s disease. Local residents can also receive skin consultations.

The skin-treatment menu includes pico and Nd:YAG laser programmes for pigmentation, toning and tattoo removal, fractional treatment for acne scars and pores, CO2 laser procedures for selected lesions, and I2PL for freckles and redness. The published injectable and lifting options include botulinum toxin, fillers, Rejuran, hydration injections and Mint thread lifting. The clinic also lists hyperhidrosis consultations.

Its public-health role includes Hansen’s-disease assessment, ulcer care, testing and rehabilitation support. These services are distinct from elective aesthetic treatments. The official Seoul branch notice states that aesthetic procedures are provided Monday to Friday; check the appropriate clinic session before visiting, particularly for Saturday appointments.