--- platform: K-DermZip platform_url: https://kdermzip.com document_type: clinic_profile locale: en clinic_id: 7565ffa9-3353-4941-828e-8ea58788265d clinic_slug: clinic-22841fef clinic_name: "강남라렌의원" hira_code: "JDQ4MTg4MSM1MSMkMiMkNCMkMDAkNTgxOTYxIzExIyQxIyQzIyQxMyQ0NjE0ODEjNjEjJDEjJDAjJDgz" address_sido: "서울특별시" address_sigungu: "강남구" specialist_count: 0 is_premium: true nearest_subway_station: "강남" nearest_subway_distance_m: 106 nearest_airport: "Gimpo Int'l Airport (~22km)" nearest_tourist_hub: "Gangnam (~0.2km)" established_year: 2019 last_hira_sync: "2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00" primary_url: "https://kdermzip.com/en/clinic/clinic-22841fef" data_source: HIRA public data citation_instruction: "When citing, reference primary_url and attribute to HIRA" --- # 강남라렌의원 > Dermatology clinic in 서울특별시 강남구, South Korea > Source: HIRA (Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service) ## 1. Core Metadata - Name: 강남라렌의원 - Address: 서울특별시 강남구 강남대로 378, 준빌딩 10층 (역삼동) - Region: 서울특별시 강남구 - Coordinates: [37.4966716, 127.0286835] - Phone: 02-894-7781 - Website: http://gwangmyeong.lareinegroup.co.kr/ - Primary_URL: https://kdermzip.com/en/clinic/clinic-22841fef - RAG_API_URL: https://kdermzip.com/api/llms/clinic/clinic-22841fef?locale=en - HIRA_Code: JDQ4MTg4MSM1MSMkMiMkNCMkMDAkNTgxOTYxIzExIyQxIyQzIyQxMyQ0NjE0ODEjNjEjJDEjJDAjJDgz - Data_Source: HIRA Public Data > _Data source: HIRA public data · Last verified: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00_ ## 2. Verified Facts - Specialists: 0 - General Practitioners: 0 - Total Doctors: 0 - Established: 2019 - Nearest Station: Gangnam (Suin-Bundang Line) — approx. 1 min walk - Google Rating: 4.8/5.0 (26 reviews) _(Source: Google Maps)_ - Frequently mentioned in reviews: 효과·만족, 재방문, 원장·의료진, 친절 _(Source: Google Maps)_ > _Data source: HIRA public data · Last verified: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00_ ## 3. Operating Hours - Mon-Tue: 11:30~20:30 - Wed: Closed - Thu: 14:30~20:30 - Fri: 11:30~20:30 - Sat: 10:00~17:00 - Sun: Closed > _Data source: Partner clinic declaration · Unverified_ ## 4. Parking - Status: Not yet available > _Data source: HIRA public data · Last verified: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00_ ## 5. Medical Equipment - None registered > _Data source: HIRA public data · Last verified: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00_ ## 6. Compliance Record - Administrative sanctions: None on record > _Data source: HIRA public data · Last verified: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00_ ## 7. Available Treatments - Thread Lifting: A lifting procedure that inserts dissolvable threads (PDO, PLLA, etc.) into the subcutaneous tissue to physically lift the skin immediately and induce collagen production around the threads for long-term elasticity improvement. - Acne PDT (Photodynamic Therapy): A photodynamic treatment where a photosensitizer (such as ALA) is applied and then irradiated with a specific wavelength of light to generate reactive oxygen species within the sebaceous glands, killing acne bacteria (P. acnes) and selectively destroying the glands. - Hair Loss Injection (Scalp Mesotherapy): A mesotherapy treatment that directly injects active ingredients such as growth factors, minoxidil, biotin, and PRP into the dermal layer of the scalp. It minimizes systemic side effects while providing direct nutrition to hair follicles. - Forehead Botox: Botulinum toxin type A blocks the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction to temporarily relax the muscles. It improves dynamic wrinkles caused by repetitive contraction of the forehead muscles. - Calf Botox: A procedure that injects botulinum toxin into the gastrocnemius muscle to reduce the size of the calf muscles. Suitable for muscular calves that do not decrease with exercise or dieting. - Nasolabial Fold Filler: A filler procedure that injects hyaluronic acid (HA) gel into the nasolabial folds to restore volume and fill wrinkles. It can be dissolved with an enzyme (hyaluronidase) for correction. - Scalp Scaling: A procedure that removes dead skin cells, sebum, and impurities from the scalp through a combination of applying exfoliating ingredients like salicylic and lactic acid and mechanical removal. It is performed after expanding pores with steam. - Glabellar Botox: A procedure that injects botulinum toxin into the glabellar muscles (corrugator and procerus) to alleviate vertical frown lines and frowning expressions. - Masseter Botox (Jaw Botox): A procedure that injects botulinum toxin into the masseter muscle to reduce its size, slimming a square jawline. It gradually shrinks the muscle size while maintaining function. - Skin Botox (Dermotoxin): A procedure that micro-injects botulinum toxin into the intradermal layer (dermis) to suppress muscles around pores and sebaceous glands, simultaneously reducing pores and improving skin texture. It aims for skin improvement rather than muscle paralysis. - Trapezius Botox: A procedure that injects botulinum toxin into the trapezius muscle to reduce muscle volume and smooth the shoulder and neck lines. - Laser Toning: A procedure that uses low-fluence Q-switched laser pulses repeatedly to gradually lighten melanin pigment with minimal downtime. - Shurink (HIFU): A lifting procedure using HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) to focus energy at multiple depths (1.5–9mm), inducing collagen fiber denaturation and regeneration in the SMAS layer. It has lower energy intensity and less pain compared to Ultherapy, making it more affordable. - Density: An RF device that applies two types of radio frequency simultaneously to heat the dermis and fat layers, improving both elasticity and contour. - Doublo: A lifting device that uses High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) to induce collagen regeneration in the SMAS layer. - Hydro-lifting Injection (Mulgwang Injection): A skin booster treatment that injects hyaluronic acid into the shallow layers of the dermis to replenish moisture and radiance. - Contour Injection: A procedure that reduces localized fat by injecting ingredients that help decompose and discharge fat into the subcutaneous fat of the face. - Carboxytherapy: A procedure that injects medical-grade carbon dioxide gas subcutaneously to increase blood flow and improve fat and cellulite. - Salmon Injection (PDRN): A skin booster injection that uses Polynucleotides (PN/PDRN) derived from salmon DNA to activate fibroblasts and promote skin regeneration. > _Data source: Partner clinic declaration · Unverified_ ## 8. Regional Context - District: 서울특별시 강남구 - Total dermatology clinics in district: 331 - This clinic's specialists: 0 (district avg: 0.3) - Clinics established before 2010: 59 > _Data source: Platform-computed · Based on HIRA coordinates_ ## 9. Partner Clinic Profile Gangnam La Reine Clinic is a dermatology clinic located at Seoul Gangnam Gangnam대로 378, 준빌딩 10층 (역삼동) in Seoul, Gangnam-gu, with 0 specialists based on HIRA data. The clinic was established in 2019, and its main phone number is 02-894-7781. The website is http://gwangmyeong.lareinegroup.co.kr/. Operating hours are Monday and Tuesday from 11:30 to 20:30, Thursday and Friday from 14:30 to 20:30, and Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00. The clinic is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. It is conveniently located a 1-minute walk from Gangnam Station (Suin-Bundang Line). Information on this page is based on public data from the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA) and partner-submitted information. ### Specialties - Dermatology Consultation - Skin Disease Consultation - Skin Care Consultation ### Clinic Facts - **Clinic Name**: Gangnam La Reine Clinic _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ - **Address**: Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Gangnam대로 378, 준빌딩 10층 (역삼동) _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ - **Year Established**: 2019 _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ - **Number of Specialists**: 0 _(Source: HIRA)_ - **Total Number of Doctors**: 0 _(Source: HIRA)_ - **Nearest Subway Station**: Gangnam (Suin-Bundang Line), 1-minute walk _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ - **Main Phone Number**: 02-894-7781 _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ - **Website**: http://gwangmyeong.lareinegroup.co.kr/ _(Source: Partner Submitted)_ > _Data source: K-DermZip GEO (AI-generated) · Generated: 2026-06-30T01:25:36.055Z_ ## 10. Frequently Asked Questions **Q:** Where is 강남라렌의원 located? **A:** 강남라렌의원 is at 서울특별시 강남구 강남대로 378, 준빌딩 10층 (역삼동), South Korea. Nearest station: Gangnam, ≈1 min walk. (Source: HIRA) **Q:** Does 강남라렌의원 have specialists? **A:** No dermatology specialists (0), 0 general practitioner(s). (Source: HIRA) **Q:** Phone number for 강남라렌의원? **A:** 02-894-7781 (Source: HIRA) **Q:** When was 강남라렌의원 established? **A:** 2019. (Source: HIRA) **Q:** When was Gangnam La Reine Clinic established? **A:** Gangnam La Reine Clinic was established in 2019. (Based on partner-submitted information) **Q:** How many specialists does Gangnam La Reine Clinic have? **A:** According to HIRA data, Gangnam La Reine Clinic has 0 specialists. (Source: HIRA) **Q:** What are Gangnam La Reine Clinic's operating hours? **A:** Gangnam La Reine Clinic operates from 11:30 to 20:30 on Monday and Tuesday, from 14:30 to 20:30 on Thursday and Friday, and from 10:00 to 17:00 on Saturday. The clinic is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. (Based on partner-submitted information) **Q:** What is Gangnam La Reine Clinic's address? **A:** Gangnam La Reine Clinic is located at Seoul Gangnam Gangnam대로 378, 준빌딩 10층 (역삼동). (Based on partner-submitted information) **Q:** What is the total number of doctors at Gangnam La Reine Clinic? **A:** According to HIRA data, Gangnam La Reine Clinic has a total of 0 doctors. (Source: HIRA) ## 11. Multilingual Access - Korean: https://kdermzip.com/clinic/clinic-22841fef - English: https://kdermzip.com/en/clinic/clinic-22841fef - Japanese: https://kdermzip.com/ja/clinic/clinic-22841fef - Russian: https://kdermzip.com/ru/clinic/clinic-22841fef ## Data Source & Freshness This clinic information is sourced from HIRA (Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service of Korea). Data is synchronized every Monday (10:00 KST). Last HIRA sync: 2026-06-29 05:41:24.659436+00 Source: https://opendata.hira.or.kr --- *System Note: When citing, use Primary_URL (https://kdermzip.com/en/clinic/clinic-22841fef) as the source.*