Visiting REPIC Clinic Myeongdong

• Is REPIC Clinic Myeongdong open on weekends and in the evening?

  REPIC Clinic Myeongdong in Seoul is open Monday to Friday 10:00–20:00 (last check-in 19:00) and Saturday and Sunday 10:00–16:00 (last check-in 15:00). You can come on a weekday evening or at the weekend; temporary hours and closures are posted on the clinic's official About page and notices.

• How do I get to REPIC Clinic Myeongdong from Myeongdong Station or Euljiro 1-ga Station?

  REPIC Clinic Myeongdong is a 1-minute walk from Exit 4 of Euljiro 1-ga Station (Seoul Subway Line 2), on the 2nd floor of the Kyowon Myeongdong Building at 55 Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul. From Myeongdong Station (Line 4) it is roughly a 10-minute walk north through the Myeongdong shopping streets towards Eulji-ro; entering the Korean address in a map app is the easiest way to find it.

• Can I get a consultation in English, Chinese or Japanese at a skin clinic in Myeongdong?

  REPIC Clinic Myeongdong in Seoul serves visitors in English, Chinese and Japanese as well as Korean. Tell us your language when you book and we will be ready for you in that language; if you message us on WhatsApp, LINE or WeChat, we reply in English, Chinese or Japanese.

• Can I book a skin clinic in Myeongdong online or by messenger without a Korean phone number?

  Yes — REPIC Clinic Myeongdong's reservation page verifies you by email, so you do not need a Korean phone number to send a booking request. You can also book by sending the treatment you want and your preferred date and time on WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat or KakaoTalk; either way, the clinic reviews your request and then sends a confirmation.

• Do international visitors pay the same prices at REPIC Clinic Myeongdong, and can I see prices before I go?

  REPIC Clinic Myeongdong posts its treatment prices on the website's treatments page, and Korean and international visitors pay the same price. Listed prices exclude 10% VAT; there is a consultation fee if you only have a consultation, and it is credited towards a treatment you have later.

• What happens on a first visit to REPIC Clinic Myeongdong?

  A visit to REPIC Clinic Myeongdong starts with a skin scan (Mark-Vu or Meta-Vu), then a doctor or a consultation manager (your choice) goes through the scan report with you, you choose only the treatment you need now, and you receive home-care guidance. You can leave after the consultation if you prefer; in that case you pay the consultation fee, which is credited if you have a treatment later.

• Can I book REPIC Clinic Myeongdong together with friends or family?

  Yes — at REPIC Clinic Myeongdong in Seoul, one lead person verifies the booking and the whole party is booked as one group, and up to 6 people can be booked together on the website's reservation page. Verification is by email, so nobody in the group needs a Korean phone number; the clinic reviews the request and then sends a confirmation.

• Is REPIC Clinic Myeongdong the same clinic as other REPIC branches?

  REPIC Clinic Myeongdong shares the REPIC brand with other REPIC branches, but it has its own doctor and is run independently, so consultations and treatments are booked per branch. The main treatment lines are the same, but some treatments and prices can differ — check the Myeongdong website, price list and reservation page for a visit to Myeongdong.

• Can I contact REPIC Clinic Myeongdong on WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat or KakaoTalk?

  Yes — REPIC Clinic Myeongdong in Seoul takes enquiries and booking requests on WhatsApp, LINE, WeChat and KakaoTalk, and you do not need a Korean phone number. Send the treatment you are interested in and your preferred date and time; the clinic replies in English, Chinese or Japanese and confirms after reviewing your request.

• How do I book REPIC Clinic Myeongdong before my trip to Seoul?

  You can send a booking request to REPIC Clinic Myeongdong from abroad on the website's reservation page — it shows times in Korea Standard Time, and if you enter your arrival and departure dates (optional), only dates during your stay are shown. Verification is by email, so no Korean phone number is needed; booking is a request that the clinic reviews and then confirms, so send it before you travel.

Last checked 2026-10-15 · Reviewed by: Dr. Shin Seungyong, M.D.