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Straight Urology Clinic

Straight Urology is a Seoul practice led by Dr. Donghyun Lee, with services for prostate conditions, urinary stones and men’s urological health. It also describes urinary care for women.

Location5F, Ahyeon Medical, 10 Sinchon-ro 37-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul
Clinical focusProstate health, Kidney stones
Named doctorDr. Donghyun Lee

Care at this clinic

The clinic lists prostate assessment, minimally invasive BPH procedures, HoLEP, shock-wave lithotripsy and endoscopic stone removal. Its Korean site identifies the practice in Seodaemun-gu. For any stone or prostate procedure, establish whether treatment can be outpatient, which anesthesia is planned, and how stent or catheter removal will be organized before booking travel.

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 do my imaging and urine tests show about obstruction or infection?
  • Why is the proposed stone or prostate procedure preferable to other options?
  • Will I leave with a stent or catheter, and when must it be removed?

Getting there

The international site places the clinic near Ahyeon Station on Subway Line 2. Confirm current directions and the planned length of your visit.

Doctor background

Dr. Donghyun Lee is the chief director of Straight Urology Clinic. His practice presents prostate, stone and men’s urinary-health services.

Read Dr. Donghyun Lee’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.