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Clinic profile · South Korea

Gangnam St. Mary’s Urology Clinic

A Seoul urology practice offering prostate care alongside urinary, reproductive, women’s and pediatric services. Its international site describes consultations with Dr. Sung and lists both medication-based care and procedural options.

Location7F, 559 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul
Clinical focusProstate health, Women’s urology
Named doctorDr. Sung

Care at this clinic

For prostate enlargement, the clinic lists Rezūm water-vapour therapy and UroLift. It also lists urinary-incontinence care, cystitis assessment, STI screening and semen analysis. These are reasons to request an assessment, rather than evidence that a particular procedure is right for you. The site advertises an English-speaking doctor; confirm language arrangements for your specific appointment.

Your consultation

Begin by describing the concern you want assessed and sharing relevant existing reports through the clinic’s approved channel. Ask which records are useful before purchasing tests or arranging a procedure. A listing of a service does not establish individual suitability.

Questions for this practice

  • What is causing my urinary symptoms, and which tests would change the treatment plan?
  • How do medication, monitoring, UroLift and Rezūm compare for my anatomy?
  • Will I need a catheter, and who will arrange its removal and follow-up?

Getting there

The Korean clinic site places the clinic near Nonhyeon Station, Exit 8. Confirm the entrance and appointment time before travelling.

Doctor background

Dr. Sung is the urologist named on Gangnam St. Mary’s international website. The clinic’s Korean site identifies its representative as Sung Jae-woo (성재우).

Read Dr. Sung’s profile →

Cost and follow-up planning

Request a written estimate for the proposed clinical plan, with tests, anesthesia, medicines and follow-up separated. Before travelling, establish when results will be available, whether return visits are necessary, and which care must continue after you leave Korea.

Sources & verification

Sources checked 31 October 2026. Educational content; not independently medically reviewed.