Hangangsoo Hospital

Hangangsoo病院で施術を受けたので、実際の体験をシェアしたいと思います。初診の時、医師は適当な対応をせず、私の考えに盲目的に従うこともありませんでした。どのような施術をしたいか伝えると、医師は私の顔の状態を丁寧に分析し、何が適していて、何が本当は必要ないのかを教えてくれました。説明も分かりやすく、専門用語をたくさん並べて私に理解させようとすることもありませんでした。施術時は院長の技術が非常に安定しており、初心者が行っているとは思えないほどでした。各ステップの前には必ず十分なコミュニケーションがあり、不快な点がないか尋ねてくれます。治療中も私の耐性に合わせて随時調整してくれました。全体的な体験はとても良く、また利用したいと思います。

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March 18, 2025. This was one of the worst hospital experiences I've had in Korea. I arrived for a scar revision consultation and was told the wait to see the doctor would be short—possibly within five minutes. I began waiting at 8:40 AM. I sat there as numerous Korean patients were called in, presumably because they had scheduled appointments before me. That was understandable. However, even after the third-floor waiting area had emptied three times, I still wasn't called. After noticing this and checking the time, I decided to leave. I had waited from 8:40 AM until 10:05 AM—a very long wait. No one came to explain the delay. No one offered any explanation; it was just more waiting. In fact, the only person who spoke to me was the male receptionist at the front desk. After that, I went up to the third floor, where no one acknowledged my presence. Everyone seemed indifferent and nonchalant. The staff wasn't busy; they were simply sitting there—between ten and fifteen people across two corners. This hospital is a mess. I strongly recommend avoiding it, as professionalism and Korean hospitality were completely absent. P.S. There were two doctors. One seemed preoccupied, running around and adjusting the doctor's portrait monitor to straighten it. He is the second guy in the photo.

24/11/12, 15 My child hit his chin and was taken by ambulance to Hangangsu Hospital. They treat burns and trauma, and they offer surgery. Considering the plastic surgery aspect, the hospital bills tend to be high. Still, from a patient's perspective, it's fortunate to have a specialized hospital. The parking lot is currently under construction, so it's a bit chaotic, but even on weekdays, there are still a lot of patients. The doctors treat children and adults, and they specialize in a variety of specialties, including surgery, plastic surgery, and pediatrics. There seem to be over 10 doctors. It's a relatively large hospital. (Depending on the condition, daily visits may be required.)

I think this is a hospital specializing in burn treatment. I came here for a health checkup.

The doctor and the assistant were incredably rude& cranky. It was a strange experience that the doctor be cynical from the beginning. the consultation was loose less than 2 mins which was $20-ish. He sniffed. I asked which laser on my scar, he goes "a laser~" without looking and it ended there. the coordinator draged me out for the cost (Fraxel $150 per a time) and was so eggy. I don't understand why they are so bilious.

Just going to another hospital is very good for your mental and physical health. The reception process is the worst. On the first floor, you get a waiting number like a bank, wait, receive a reception card, submit the reception card on the third floor, wait again, see a doctor, get a waiting number for the first floor again, wait, and pay in turn. It's strange that the hospital, which is a service industry, is neither a bank nor a government office. One receptionist handles all the work. The examination room is on the third floor, so you wait for the elevator. It's so slow. If you're an emergency patient, it's going to drive you crazy. I recommend just taking the stairs. This is the first time I've seen a hospital that operates a 24-hour emergency room without an emergency room on the first floor. I disinfected my wound in the examination room and returned home. Suddenly, my healthy lip that was sutured started bleeding profusely. I called the hospital again and visited. Received a number on the first floor and waited, took the reception card again, went up the stairs this time, disinfected on the third floor, received a number on the first floor, waited again, and was told to pay an additional treatment fee. They told me to come at the scheduled time the next day. Visit at the scheduled time the next day. The reservation is the same. Received a number on the first floor and waited, took the reception card again, visited the third floor, disinfected again. Disinfection can be done at home. A few days later, I knew that the stitches on my face should be removed after about 5 days. But the doctor told me to visit after 9 days. On the 7th day, my lips felt like they were torn at night. The stitches were already deep into the skin of my lips. When I called the hospital at 10 p.m., the staff's response was almost comical. I'm an administrative staff member and not a doctor, so I don't know. Please come tomorrow. So I told them that my lips were about to tear, and they said they would call me back. But the nurses answered that I had to come to the hospital. Where is the doctor? So I asked again and they changed the doctor. The doctor said that the stitches should usually be removed within 7 days. It was hard to go to the hospital at night, so I just cut the stitches at home.