Highlights for medical travelers
 

• Medical Departures Verified Clinic
• Languages: English, Korean
• Popular services: Acupuncture, thread lifting, herbal medicine, nootropics & supplements, holistic wellness programs
• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, drinking water
• Payments: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, cash, bank transfer

Treatments & Approach

Miall’s team blends centuries-old knowledge with today’s techniques:
 

• Acupuncture (face & body): Used for pain, swelling, hormonal balance and, in cosmetic applications, to soften wrinkles and brighten skin.
• Thread lifting (“lunch-hour facelift”): Fine threads help lift mildly sagging skin with minimal downtime.
• Herbal medicine: Customized prescriptions aligned to your symptoms and health goals.
• Nootropics & supplements: Targeted regimens to support focus, energy and general wellness.

In simple terms: Traditional Korean medicine looks at your whole health—mind and body. Plans are tailored after a thorough consultation, and many options are non-surgical with quick return to daily life.

Doctor & Languages
 

Doctor: Dr. Han Sol, Rim

• Associations: Korean Medical Institute of Dermatology & Aesthetics; The Society of Korean Medicine for Obesity Research; The Society of Korean Medicine Obstetrics and Gynecology; The Society of Korean Medicine; Korea Immuno Yakchim Society; Korean Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine; The Society of Korean Medicine Diagnostics.
• Education: Master’s Degree (Department of Oriental/Korean Medicine).
• Languages spoken at the clinic: English and Korean.

Location & How to Get There
 

City/Province: Paju, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (northwest of Seoul).

Getting there

• From Incheon Intl. Airport (ICN): Travel into Seoul by AREX train or airport limousine bus; continue by intercity bus, subway + bus, or taxi to Paju.
• From Gimpo Airport (GMP): Subway/bus or taxi to Paju.
• From central Seoul: Frequent buses and road links head north toward Paju.
• Recommended rideshares: Kakao T is widely used; Uber operates in the Seoul area (often via licensed taxis).

Tip: Save the clinic name—“Miall Korean Medicine Clinic (Paju)”—and your booking details to show drivers.

Hours & Amenities
 

Hours (UTC+9): Mon–Fri 10:30–20:30; Sat 10:30–15:30; Sun closed.

On-site: Free Wi-Fi, free drinking water.

Payments accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, cash, bank transfer.

Booking with Medical Departures

Enjoy no-fee scheduling support, pre-treatment price guidance, and appointment coordination. Many services (e.g., acupuncture, thread lift) are same-day treatments following consultation.

FAQs

1) What therapies are most popular with international patients?

Short answer: Acupuncture, thread lifting, herbal medicine, and nootropics/supplement programs.

Expanded: Visitors often combine a cosmetic goal (e.g., facial acupuncture or thread lifting) with holistic support through herbs or supplements.

2) Does the clinic provide warranties or guarantees?

Short answer: Policies vary by service—ask for written details in your quote.

Expanded: Non-surgical and traditional therapies usually include scheduled reviews rather than formal “warranties.” Request a written plan covering follow-ups and any retreatment conditions before you book.

3) Where is the clinic and how do I reach it?

Short answer: In Paju (Gyeonggi-do), northwest of Seoul; reachable from ICN/GMP via Seoul by bus, subway + bus, or taxi/rideshare.

Expanded: From Incheon (ICN), take AREX or a limousine bus into Seoul, then continue north to Paju. From Gimpo (GMP) or central Seoul, regular buses and taxis head to Paju. Rideshares: Kakao T and Uber (often taxi-partnered).

4) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: English and Korean.

Expanded: Front-desk and clinical staff can assist in English; bringing prior records in English (or Korean) helps consultations go smoothly.

5) What payment methods are accepted?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, cash, and bank transfer.

Expanded: If paying by card or transfer, confirm any bank or FX fees. Quotes can be presented in your preferred currency when available.

6) How long should I plan to stay in Korea?

Short answer: 1–3 days for most non-surgical/holistic programs; more for multi-session plans.

Expanded: Many services are consultation + same-day treatment. If you’re starting a multi-week herbal or acupuncture program, the team will map sessions around your travel dates.

7) Is Miall Korean Medicine Clinic (Paju) Medical Departures Verified?

Short answer: Yes.

Expanded: Verification includes checks on licensing, facility standards, and reputation, with ongoing quality monitoring.