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Clinic profile · South Korea

NEOU Female Urology Clinic

NEOU focuses on women’s urinary health. Its official site lists recurrent cystitis, overactive bladder, urinary incontinence and female voiding disorders, with Director Kim Joo-Nam as its named urologist.

LocationSeoul, South Korea
Clinical focusWomen’s urology, Bladder infections
Named doctorDr. Kim Joo-Nam

Care at this clinic

The doctor’s profile also describes care for pelvic pain and pain associated with pelvic-floor dysfunction. These symptoms can overlap with bladder, gynecological and musculoskeletal conditions, so an assessment should establish the likely cause before treatment. Ask about conservative options, examination preferences and the evidence for any proposed intervention. The presence of an English website does not establish which interpretation services are available on a given day.

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

  • Do my symptoms suggest infection, overactive bladder, stress leakage or pelvic-floor dysfunction?
  • What nonprocedural options should I consider first?
  • Can you arrange a chaperone and explain the examination before it begins?

Getting there

Request current branch directions and the appointment address through the clinic’s international website before setting out.

Doctor background

Dr. Kim Joo-Nam is the director named by NEOU Female Urology Clinic. His published clinical focus includes female voiding disorders and recurrent cystitis.

Read Dr. Kim Joo-Nam’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.