Acupuncture
Needle therapy on acupoints to relieve pain and improve energy circulation.
₩50,000~150,000
Restore balance of body and mind through thousands of years of Korean traditional medicine. We offer integrated medical services combining acupuncture, herbal medicine, Chuna therapy, and modern medical practices.
Integration of traditional Korean medicine with modern care
Acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, and Chuna for chronic pain
Constitution-based personalized care
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The treatments international patients ask for most in this specialty.
Needle therapy on acupoints to relieve pain and improve energy circulation.
₩50,000~150,000
Customized herbal prescriptions tailored to your constitution for holistic health.
₩200,000~500,000
Manual therapy by a Korean medicine doctor to correct musculoskeletal imbalances.
₩100,000~200,000
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Minimum to maximum reference prices across partner clinics nationwide. Varies by clinic, complexity and materials.
MediQueen stays with you from the first consultation to aftercare at home.
STEP 1
Send photos and concerns; we match a clinic and send an estimate.
STEP 2
Consultation with an interpreter, then your treatment schedule.
STEP 3
Recover per clinic guidance, with follow-up visits as needed.
STEP 4
Keep in touch by messenger for aftercare after you return.
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Prices vary by clinic. Exact costs are confirmed after consultation.
Depending on your symptoms and constitution, one session may be enough or a course of several may be advised. At the first visit the doctor suggests a plan that fits your length of stay.
Acupuncture can cause temporary bruising or soreness, and herbal medicine may cause mild digestive discomfort for some. Tell the doctor about medications and allergies in advance so the prescription can be adjusted.
Packaged herbal medicine can usually be carried, but import rules differ by country. Keep the ingredient list with the prescription and check your home country's customs rules before departure.
In many cases yes, but interactions with your medication must be checked. Tell the doctor about ongoing treatment so a safe plan can be made.