Question 1

Is Korean medicine for skin covered by health insurance?

Accepted Answer

Acupuncture, cupping, chuna and other Korean medicine procedures are covered. Herbal medicine is non-covered, but supplemental insurance may apply.

Question 2

Roughly how much does skin treatment cost?

Accepted Answer

Insurance-covered treatments (acupuncture, cupping etc.) have low patient share. Herbal medicine cost varies by prescription and duration. Exact costs are explained after consultation.

Question 3

Can I pay by card or installment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, credit card, debit card, cash all accepted with interest-free installments available.

Question 4

Atopic dermatitis means attending for a long time — the cost is a burden.

Accepted Answer

We offer both per-session payment and period-based programmes. We discuss and decide after examination.

Question 5

Are topical preparations covered by insurance too?

Accepted Answer

Korean medicine topical preparations are not covered. Acupuncture, cupping and Chuna are covered by national health insurance.

Question 6

Can I come in the evening or at weekends?

Accepted Answer

On weekdays we see patients until 9pm, and on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 9am to 4pm.

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