Ceramique Clinic — Profile and Overview
Ceramique Clinic Seoul is a private aesthetic clinic located in Gangnam-gu, one of Seoul's most concentrated districts for cosmetic and dermatologic care. This page summarizes publicly available information about the clinic — its location, practitioners, and the treatments it lists — for international patients researching options before travel. It is written by an independent guide, not by the clinic itself, and all details should be confirmed directly with Ceramique Clinic before booking or arranging travel.
Location and contact
The clinic operates as CÉRAMIQUE Clinic Gangnam, at 29 Bongeunsa-ro 2-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea, occupying floors B1 to 5F in Yeoksam-dong. This puts it within the dense Gangnam medical corridor, an area with many aesthetic and dermatology clinics catering to both domestic and overseas visitors. The listed phone number is +82-2-6205-3450. For international patients, it is worth calling or emailing ahead to confirm English-language support, appointment availability, and whether a consultation fee applies, since these details are not always listed publicly and may change.
Doctors
Two doctors are named in the clinic's public information. Woo Dong-jin holds the title of Director and is listed as an M.D. from Hanyang University College of Medicine, with an internship at Hanyang University Hospital. He is described as a full member of the Korean Academy of Aesthetic, Plastic and Laser Medicine, the Korean Filler Society, and the Korean Lifting Society. Moon Shin-won is listed as a Doctor, an M.D. from Ewha Womans University College of Medicine, with internship and residency training at the Catholic Medical Center. Prior positions listed for Dr. Moon include Woori Plastic Surgery, Newstar Clinic, U&I Dermatology, and Goeun Family Medicine.
These credentials reflect what the clinic has made public; no additional board certifications or specialty designations are claimed here beyond what is listed. Patients who want more detail on a specific doctor's experience with a given procedure should ask directly during consultation.
Treatment categories offered
Ceramique Clinic's published treatment list spans several categories, from ultrasound and radiofrequency lifting devices to injectables, skin boosters, pore and texture programmes, medical skincare, a regenerative option, and IV wellness therapy. The presence of multiple lifting technologies in one clinic — rather than a single device — suggests an approach where the practitioner may select or combine modalities based on the patient's skin thickness, laxity, and goals, though this should be confirmed at consultation rather than assumed.
| Category | Examples | Typical price range (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| Lifting | Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX, Sofwave, Titanium Lifting, ONDA Lifting, Tune Face | 500,000 – 3,400,000 |
| Injectables | Botox (Xeomin/Allergan), Filler (Juvederm/Restylane/Belotero) | 70,000 – 450,000 |
| Boosters | Rejuran family, Juvelook/Olidia/Sculptra, Skinvive/Revive/Restylane Vital | 150,000 – 1,000,000 |
| Pores and texture | Potenza, Texture Smoothing Program | 250,000 – 1,990,000 |
| Skincare | Aquapeel, LDM, Astro Dome | 60,000 – 300,000 |
| Regenerative | Stem Cell Skin Regeneration | 2,500,000 |
| Wellness | Vital IV Therapy & Detox | 180,000 – 300,000 |
These figures are drawn from the clinic's published pricing and are listed in Korean won. VAT and consultation charges may or may not be included, and prices can change over time, so patients should request a written quote before committing to any procedure.
Stated approach and differentiators
The clinic publicly describes two points it emphasizes to patients. One is a one-to-one custom design process, where the doctor is said to map facial asymmetry, volume-loss zones, and skin thickness, marking a treatment plan before any injection or energy-based procedure begins. The other is a stated commitment to using genuine devices and cartridges only, with certificates and shot counts shown to the patient during the session. These are claims made by the clinic about its own process; independent verification of consistency across all patients and all visits is not possible from public information, so patients may wish to ask how this is documented during their own visit.
What to consider before booking
Any energy-based lifting device — whether focused ultrasound, radiofrequency, or diode laser — works by heating tissue to stimulate a controlled response, and results vary by individual factors such as skin laxity, age, and how the body responds to collagen remodeling. None of these treatments is described in the clinic's own materials as permanent, and repeat sessions are typically needed to maintain results. Injectables such as botulinum toxin and dermal fillers carry standard risks including bruising, swelling, asymmetry, and, less commonly, more serious complications; a consultation should always include a discussion of these risks specific to the patient's health history.
International patients should also factor in recovery time relative to their travel schedule. Some treatments listed, such as medical skincare or IV therapy, involve minimal downtime, while higher-energy procedures may cause temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness lasting several days. None of this is a guarantee of a specific outcome or timeline; individual healing varies.
Safety and due diligence
Before undergoing any procedure at Ceramique Clinic Seoul or any aesthetic clinic in Korea, patients are generally advised to confirm the treating doctor's name and role in person, ask about the specific device and product being used, request to see relevant certificates or authenticity verification if that is part of the clinic's stated process, and clarify total cost including any additional fees. Medical history, current medications, allergies, and prior aesthetic procedures should be disclosed fully during consultation. Anyone with uncertainty about suitability for a given treatment should ask the doctor directly rather than rely on general marketing descriptions.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ceramique Clinic Seoul suitable for first-time visitors to Korea for aesthetic treatment?
The clinic is located in the Gangnam district, which is well-served by public transport and accustomed to international visitors, though patients should confirm English support and appointment logistics directly with the clinic before travel.
Who are the doctors listed at the clinic?
Public information lists Woo Dong-jin as Director, an M.D. from Hanyang University College of Medicine, and Moon Shin-won as a Doctor, an M.D. from Ewha Womans University College of Medicine, with credentials and prior positions as summarized above.
Are the listed prices final?
Prices are given in Korean won based on published information, but VAT, consultation fees, and any add-on treatments may affect the final cost, so a written quote should be requested at consultation.
How long do lifting treatments like Ultherapy or Thermage last?
Results from ultrasound and radiofrequency lifting vary by individual and typically require maintenance sessions over time; no treatment described here is presented as a permanent solution.
What should I ask about before choosing a treatment?
Patients should ask about the specific device or product used, expected downtime, possible side effects, the doctor's direct role in the procedure, and full pricing, since these details can vary and are best confirmed with the clinic directly.