Care at this clinic
The official Korean site lists medication, UroLift, plasma vaporization, Aquablation, Rezūm and iTind within its prostate-enlargement services. It also lists urethral-stricture care and kidney, bladder and prostate assessment. Availability and suitability must be confirmed after examination. Comparing options should include expected benefit, sexual side effects, catheter needs and the possibility of further treatment.
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
- Does my obstruction come from prostate enlargement, a stricture or another cause?
- Which of the listed procedures are available and appropriate for my prostate anatomy?
- What follow-up can be completed in Korea, and what should my clinician at home arrange?
Getting there
The clinic’s Korean website gives Brand Khan Tower in Banpo-dong as its location. Obtain the clinic’s current arrival instructions before your visit.
Doctor background
Dr. Cheol-Young Yoon leads Khan Urology Clinic, where the clinical focus is prostate enlargement and voiding disorders.
Read Dr. Cheol-Young Yoon’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 checked 31 October 2026. Educational content; not independently medically reviewed.