SEOUL · KOREA

Wart consultation in Seoul,
near Gangnam Station.

Drawing on 24 years focused on wart care, Dr. Seok-Yong Jo reviews your treatment history before discussing an individual Korean medicine care plan. Confirm appointment availability and language support before travelling.

Understand our treatment approach
Dr. Seok-Yong Jo examining a patient's foot at Bomyung Clinic
Actual consultation scene at Bomyung Clinic
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Clinician information

A CLEAR FIRST DECISION

Before asking what works,
ask what feels possible.

For international patients, a clear explanation of burden, evidence, and the visit process matters before making a treatment decision.

01

Concern about pain

Understand why removal treatments can feel intimidating and what questions to bring to a consultation.

02

Individually prescribed herbal medicine

Bomyung's approach centres on herbal medicine prescribed for the individual. After an in-person assessment, the clinician may also discuss acupuncture, moxibustion, pharmacopuncture, deep-heat or light therapy. Not every method suits every person.

03

Evidence and experience

Review treatment principles, clinician information, and available case materials before deciding.

Treatment options and outcomes vary by wart type, extent, and individual condition. Online information does not guarantee a result or replace an in-person consultation.

THE CLINIC

Start with the question you have.

Before a visit, organize what changed, what treatment you have already tried, and the question you most want answered. Diagnosis and prescriptions are decided only after an individual in-person consultation.

Meet Dr. Seok-Yong Jo and our evidence standard ↗

PATIENT GUIDES

Useful answers before you travel.

These patient guides help international visitors prepare questions using clinic information and linked medical references.

Contact the clinic before travelling to Seoul

Ask about appointment availability and language assistance before arranging your visit. Your appointment is confirmed only after the clinic or booking service confirms it.

The clinic responds in English, Japanese and Chinese by KakaoTalk, phone and email.

Hours (Korea Standard Time): Monday and Friday 11:00–19:00; Tuesday and Wednesday 11:00–21:00; Saturday 10:00–16:00. Closed Thursday, Sunday and public holidays. Lunch break 13:00–14:00.

Please use email for appointment logistics. Do not send identification documents or sensitive medical details in an initial email.

Domestic phone (within Korea): 1544-7359. For enquiries from overseas, please email the clinic.

Clinic: Bomyung Clinic · Near Gangnam Station, Seoul. Address: Room 1001, Nude Zone Building, 9 Seocho-daero 77-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea.

Meet the clinician and read our evidence standard

CONSULTATION

Start with one clear question.

QUICK ANSWERS

Useful before you decide to visit.

Is it definitely a wart?

Not always. Warts and corns can look similar, and a photo alone cannot confirm the cause.

What if it appears again after treatment?

Record the treatment date, location, changes in the skin, and any previous treatment records before your consultation.

Website information is not a substitute for medical care or an individual diagnosis.

General treatment guidance: the American Academy of Dermatology says wart treatment is selected with a person's health, age, wart type, and other factors in mind. This is general dermatology guidance; it does not evaluate Bomyung's Korean medicine care. Bomyung discusses its own care options after an individual in-person assessment. Read the AAD treatment guidance.

VISIT SEOUL

What to have ready before you contact us

  1. 01Where the change is (for example the sole, hand, around a nail, or face)
  2. 02How long you have had it
  3. 03Treatments you have already tried (such as freezing or laser) and when
  4. 04Medicines you are currently taking
  5. 05Your preferred visit dates
  6. 06The language you would like to use (English, Japanese, Chinese or Korean)

The clinic will ask for these at your consultation. You do not need to send detailed medical records in your first message.

Patient guides for your next step

Find the question that matches your concern, then read the existing guide before arranging a consultation.

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