Where is Second Spring Women's Clinic and what care does it offer?
Second Spring Women's Clinic is located at 8 Apgujeong-ro 36-gil, Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea. Its listed areas of care include Gynecological Surgery Services, Obstetrics and Gynecology Services, Birth Control and Contraception Options.
A closer look at Second Spring Women's Clinic
Understanding the clinical focus
The practice is located at 8 Apgujeong-ro 36-gil in Gangnam. Dr. Jeong’s published background includes work in gynecologic endocrinology and fertility-preservation research, which gives useful context for patients seeking discussions about hormonal changes, menopause or reproductive planning.
A women’s health visit should begin with the symptom or life-stage concern, not a predetermined treatment. Menstrual changes, discomfort, contraceptive needs and menopause symptoms each call for a different history and examination. Cosmetic preferences should be discussed separately from medical symptoms.
Planning a useful consultation
Bring the dates of recent periods, previous screening results, relevant ultrasound reports and a list of medicines or hormones. Explain any possibility of pregnancy and your future fertility plans before discussing treatment.
Ask which examinations are needed, whether results will require a return visit and how they will be communicated. For any procedure, discuss nonoperative alternatives, recovery restrictions and how to obtain follow-up after leaving Korea.
- Location
- 8 Apgujeong-ro 36-gil, Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea
- Field of care
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Established
- 2022
- International website languages
- English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Mongolian, Russian, Thai
Clinical focus & treatment choices
The clinic lists the following areas of care. The consultation should establish which, if any, is appropriate for your diagnosis and goals.
Approaching women's health
A private consultation should give you space to describe symptoms, priorities and reproductive plans. Explain any bleeding changes, pain, previous pregnancies, operations and medications. Ask how each option may affect future fertility, sexual function and daily life where relevant.
Bring prior ultrasound reports, screening results and a menstrual or symptom record if useful. You can ask for a chaperone and discuss how interpretation and consent will work before an examination.
Treatment options to discuss
- Women's Health Checkups
- Uterine Conditions
- Miscarriage Management
- Rejuran and Vitaran
- Nutritional IV Therapy
- STD Clinic
- Subdermal Contraceptive Implant (Implanon)
- Vulvar Whitening
- Exosome Skin Booster
- Botox
- Inflammatory Conditions
- Laser Labiaplasty and Clitoral Surgery
The people behind your care
Plan the practical details
Use the clinic’s international website to discuss your reason for visiting and request an appointment plan before arranging treatment. Send relevant medical records through the clinic’s designated secure channel, including previous procedures, current medicines, allergies and any recent test results.
For your visit to Second Spring Women's Clinic, confirm the exact building, floor and appointment time. The published address is 8 Apgujeong-ro 36-gil, Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea. Check whether the first visit is an assessment only and whether additional testing or another visit may be necessary.
Ask for a written estimate that separates consultation, tests, treatment, anesthesia where relevant, medicines and follow-up. Confirm cancellation terms and which costs could change after examination. Website translation does not by itself establish that a particular language interpreter is available; confirm the language arrangements for your appointment, consent discussion and aftercare.
Before returning home, request a treatment summary, medication instructions and a clear route for clinical advice. Ask who will arrange care if a problem develops after you leave Korea, and what records your local clinician should receive.
Bring these questions to your consultation
- Which tests are needed to understand my symptoms?
- What are the benefits and limitations of each option?
- How might treatment affect my future plans?
- What symptoms require urgent medical assessment?
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