If you’re planning to get medical beauty treatments in South Korea and have already visited numerous Dermatology clinics in areas like Gangnam and Apgujeong, you usually don’t add UYOU Dermatology to your list of options just because it offers a particular popular treatment.
What really makes people want to learn more about is usually:
Who is UYOU really suitable for? Why do some people specifically choose Director Kwon Yu-kyung? If I fly in from Taiwan, how can I be sure that the doctor I schedule an appointment with is indeed the one I’m looking for?
These questions are actually more important than simply knowing “how to add contact information.”
UYOU officially positions itself as a private well-aging clinic. The main treatments listed on its website include Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX, Ulfit, Sofwave, AllTune, among others. It also offers non-surgical contouring treatments, V-Fit injections, Filler applications, and skin management services. The clinic emphasizes that personalized consultations and customized treatment plans are provided based on each individual’s specific condition, rather than using the same approach for everyone.
So, if you’re considering UYOU, what this article is really about isn’t “how to book an appointment,” but rather:
Why choose UYOU? Why specify Quan Yujing? And how to confirm this overseas medical beauty appointment properly?
🔍 Let’s start with the conclusion: Why do some people choose UYOU? And why specifically Qian Yujing?
If I were a Taiwanese customer visiting South Korea for medical aesthetics for the first time, I wouldn’t just focus on “what treatments this clinic offers.”
I’ll first look at three things:
① Is the treatment approach of this clinic right for me?
UYOU’s official website states clearly in its content related to non-surgical contouring that thorough consultations are conducted first, after which the appropriate treatment plan is chosen based on each individual’s condition—not everyone receives the same procedures.
The clinic also incorporates the philosophy of going natural and avoiding excessive treatment.
So, if your idea is:
“I know what’s not attractive about my face, but I’m not sure whether I should go for ultrasound, radiofrequency, injections, or something else.”
In this case, UYOU’s approach of “diagnosing the issue first before determining the treatment plan” would better meet your needs.
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② Do I really care so much about “who’s watching me”?
According to UYOU’s official information, the representative physician is Kwon Yu-kyung. Her name is also listed as the chief physician on the official website, along with details of her media appearances related to medicine and health.
So, if you already care a lot about it:
- The doctor’s aesthetic approach
- How to Adjust Contours
- Deciding on Injection Treatments
- I hope to have a in-person consultation with a doctor I trust.
- Flying all the way from abroad to South Korea just to rely on luck when I get there.
That’s why “designating Kwon Yu-kyung” makes sense.
But if you’re just:
“I want to get Ultherapy Prime; any doctor will do.”
So there’s no need to specify a doctor just for that.
The real deciding factor is: when choosing medical aesthetics treatments in South Korea, do you prioritize the “procedure” or the “doctor”?
③ Does UYOU offer enough treatment options to allow for adjustments during the in-person consultation?
UYOU’s officially listed devices include Ultherapy Prime, Thermage FLX, Ulfit, Sofwave, AllTune, among others. It also offers treatments such as V-Fit and non-surgical contouring.
This is even more important for couples who haven’t yet finalized their treatment plan.
Because you can bring along:
“I want to improve sagging in my lower face.”
Go for a consultation instead of trying to decide on the answer in advance:
“I want to go through a certain treatment.”
👩🏻⚕️ Why do some people specifically ask for Kwon Yu-kyung? First, determine if you’re that kind of customer.
If I were a customer, I would divide “designated doctor” into two scenarios.
❤️ Situations Worth Mentioning
The first type: You really care about the doctor themselves.
For example, you’ve already researched different doctor styles and know which aesthetic approach you prefer.
The second type: It’s a treatment that relies heavily on the doctor’s judgment.
Things like contouring and injections—you’re not just looking to buy a treatment name; you want someone to assess it based on your facial features.
Third option: You fly all the way from Taiwan to South Korea.
If you’ve already arranged your flights, accommodation, and itinerary, and have a specific doctor in mind, it’s better to specify that in advance rather than asking around once you arrive at the clinic.
🤔 It’s not always necessary in specific cases
If you’re just:
“I’d like to undergo a fixed-course treatment; any doctor will do.”
So we should compare even more:
Equipment, treatment specifications, number of sessions/areas treated, price, recovery period, and doctor’s assessment.
So this article won’t tell you:
“If you go to UYOU, you must book with Quan Yujing.”
Instead, I’ll tell you:
If you already place a lot of importance on the doctor themselves, you should make that clear when scheduling the appointment.
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🔎 Specifying Kwon Yu-kyung = Does it have to be done by her personally?
Don’t make assumptions on your own.
This is also the aspect that overseas customers most easily overlook when making appointments.
“Designated physician,” “consulting physician,” and “performing physician” are three distinct concepts.
| The things you want to confirm | What it really means |
|---|---|
| Designated by Quan Yujing | I hope to schedule her for this appointment. |
| In-person consultation with Kwon Yu-kyung | I’d like her to discuss the situation with me. |
| Operated by Kwon Yu-kyung | I hope she will be the one to carry out the actual treatment in the end. |
If the last item is what matters most to you, don’t just ask:
“Can I request Dr. Kwon Yu-kyung?”
Ask directly:
“May I ask if both the in-person consultation and the actual procedure will be handled by Director Kwon Yu-kyung?”
This way it’s the clearest.
🚨 Especially when flying in from Taiwan
Don’t wait until you arrive in Seoul and sit down in the consultation room to find out.
Ask once when making the reservation, and double-check again before you head out.
It’s not a lack of trust in the clinic — it’s just that traveling abroad is inherently expensive.
📱 If you’d like to book with Kwon Yu-kyung, just write that in your booking message.
If you’re sure you want to find Kwon Yu-kyung, it’s recommended to provide all the following information at once:
Designated doctor + Date of trip to Korea + Main issues to address + Need for communication in Chinese + Preference for in-person procedure
💬 Booking Examples
Hello, I’m planning to visit South Korea and would like to make an appointment at UYOU Dermatology. I’d pref
er to have a consultation with Dr. Kwon Yu-kyung in
person. Currently, my main goal is to improve ＿＿＿＿, and I hope to discuss appropriate treatment options after meeting with the doctor
first. As I’m an overseas client, I’d appreciate it if communication could be done
in Chinese. If treatment is needed following the consultation, I’d also like to confirm whether Dr. Kwon Yu-kyung will be the one to
perform it. My estimated arrival date in South Korea is ＿＿ month ＿＿ day. Is there any available time for an appointment on that day?
If you already know which treatment you’d like to have, you can write:
“I’m currently considering ＿＿＿＿, but I’d like to have a consultation first to determine if it’s right for me and to arrange everything accordingly.”
This way of writing is better than simply saying:
“I want to undergo a certain treatment.”
Perfect for those visiting South Korea for medical aesthetics for the first time.
✅ After a successful appointment, don’t just check “Appointed”.
Suppose you receive:
“We’ve scheduled it for 3 p.m.”
Don’t assume right away that it means:
“I’ve successfully booked an appointment with Director Quan Yujing.”
What you really need to look at are these 3 things below.
① Is the specific doctor clearly specified?
For example:
“Dr. Quan Yujing has been confirmed.”
Ratio:
“Appointment confirmed.”
Much clearer.
② Have you confirmed the doctor for the in-person consultation?
If the director himself is what matters most to you, just ask directly:
“Will Dr. Kwon Yu-kyung personally conduct the consultation on that day?”
③ If you care about who will perform the procedure, double-check the scheduling details.
“If it’s confirmed after the in-person consultation that a treatment course is needed, will Dr. Quan Yu-king be the one to carry out the procedure?”
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✈️ What if the doctor’s schedule changes last minute?
This is another issue that overseas customers need to consider in advance even more than local customers in South Korea.
If a doctor’s schedule changes, you might not just need to reschedule an appointment.
There’s more ahead:
Flights + accommodation + subway/taxis + other activities in South Korea.
So if you really insist on having a specific doctor, you can send another confirmation message before you leave:
“Hello, I’d like to confirm once again my appointment on ＿＿ month ＿＿ day, with Dr. Kwon Yu-kyung as my designated physician. Are there any changes to the in-person consultation or the actual treatment schedule for that day?”
A simple sentence can prevent many unnecessary misunderstandings.
⏱️ 25-minute in-person consultation – what truly matters isn’t the length of time
If you see that UYOU’s appointment details include a 25-minute in-person consultation, what really matters isn’t:
“Is 25 minutes longer than other places?”
Rather than:
“How am I supposed to use these 25 minutes?”
If it were my first time getting cosmetic procedures in South Korea, this is how I would plan it.
🕐 First 5 minutes: Clearly state “What do I want to improve?”
Don’t list a bunch of treatment names right from the start.
For example:
“What matters most to me is the flesh around my mouth and my jawline—I want a clearer contour without making my face look too hollow.”
Only then will the doctor know your true goals.
🕑 Middle 10 minutes: Ask “Why”
You can ask:
- What are the main sources of my concerns?
- Is it relaxation, fat, muscles, or something else?
- Why is this treatment recommended?
- Are there any other options?
- If I don’t go ahead with the procedure I originally planned, are there any alternatives?
🕒 Last 10 minutes: Confirm “how to do it”
One final confirmation:
- Actual treatment course
- Application Area
- Specifications/Quantity
- Recovery period
- Post-surgery precautions
- What should I keep in mind after returning to Taiwan?
Only in this way does 25 minutes truly carry decision-making value.
📋 Prepare these 6 items before your in-person consultation – it will be far more helpful than trying to remember things on the spot.
① Recent front, 45-degree, and side photos
Natural light is sufficient—there’s no need for excessive photo editing.
② Past cosmetic surgery history
If you’ve done it:
- Ultrasound waves
- Radio waves
- Botox
- Filler
- Thread lifting
- Laser
You can organize the date, brand, and treatment area neatly.
③ 1–3 issues you most want to improve
Don’t list a dozen items at once.
Let’s start with the most important thing.
④ The worst outcome we’d prefer to avoid
For example:
“I don’t want my face to look too su
nken.” “I don’t want my expressions to b
ecome stiff.” “I prefer a more natural look.”
⑤ Treatments that have been considered
You can tell the doctor, but don’t treat it as a final decision.
⑥ Date of returning to Taiwan
This is especially important to mention if the time spent there is short.
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💬 What truly matters in a face-to-face consultation in Chinese isn’t just “whether there’s a translator or not.”
For customers in Taiwan, communicating in Chinese is of course much more convenient.
But what really needs to be confirmed is:
Were the doctor’s instructions fully understood, and were your own needs clearly communicated?
So you can ask directly during the in-person consultation:
🗣️ ① “What do I need to improve the most right now?”
🗣️ ② “Why do you recommend this treatment?”
🗣️ ③ “If I don’t do this, are there any other options?”
🗣️ ④ “What are the recovery period and post-surgery precautions?”
Only when you can find answers to these four questions that align with your own understanding can communication in Chinese truly be effective.
💡 Why is UYOU a better choice for those who haven’t fully decided on their treatment plan?
This is a feature I think makes UYOU highly worth including in reservation-related articles.
Because UYOU’s official description of non-surgical contouring isn’t:
“Everyone does the same thing.”
Instead, it emphasizes recommending the necessary treatment plans based on an individual’s specific condition after thorough consultation. The non-surgical contouring options listed by the clinic include various methods such as V-Fit, thread lifting, Ultherapy, Volume injections, and Ultra/Accent.
This means if you are:
“I want to improve my lower face, but I really don’t know what to do.”
You don’t necessarily need to have the answer ready before making an appointment.
You could instead use:
Problems + Desired Results + Unacceptable Outcomes
Tell the doctor first.
⚠️ Who are the people for whom it’s not recommended to rush into booking?
❌ Just because “everyone is doing it these days”
Ask yourself first:
What do I really want to improve—sagging, fat, contours, or my skin condition?
❌ Judging only by price
Price is certainly important, but don’t overlook this:
Doctors, specifications, treatment areas, recovery time, and overall cost.
❌ Still not sure what exactly I want to improve
If you can’t clearly explain even the issues that matter most to you, start by organizing your photos and requirements before scheduling an appointment.
❌ The treatment schedule has been completely finalized.
For example:
“I definitely have to do 600 shots.”
If you haven’t had a doctor assess your facial features yet, you can actually leave room for adjustments after the in-person consultation.
✈️ 7 Things to Check Before Booking a Flight from Taiwan to South Korea with UYOU
If I were a customer overseas, I’d save this list right away.
☑️ 1. Which doctor would you like to choose?
Kwon Yu-kyung.
☑️ 2. Who will conduct the in-person consultation?
Don’t make assumptions on your own.
☑️ 3. Who is responsible for the actual operation?
If you’re really concerned about the technician’s skills, just ask.
☑️ 4. How will communication in Chinese be handled?
Checking in advance gives you more peace of mind than wondering when you get there.
☑️ 5. Appointment Date and Time
Complete record.
☑️ 6. How much time should be reserved for transportation?
Don’t just focus on the walking time stated by officials.
☑️ 7. Are the flights back to Taiwan too packed?
Especially on the last day.
🚶🏻 How to get to UYOU? It’s about 10 minutes from Exit 5 of Apgujeong Rodeo Station.
UYOU Dermatology is located at:
5th Floor, Star Building, 9 Dosan-daero 49-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
According to official information, it’s about a 10-minute walk from Exit 5 of the Apgujeong Rodeo station.
📍 Official UYOU Information
- Address: 5th Floor, Starck Building, 9 Dosan-daero 49-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul
- Phone: 02-518-8426
- It’s about a 10-minute walk from Exit 5 of the Apgujeong Rodeo Station.
- Closed on Sundays and public holidays
- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 10:00～19:00
- Tuesday, Friday: 10:00～20:00
- Saturday: 10:00–16:00
Quick tip:
The official “10-minute” figure is mainly a reference for walking distance.
Those visiting South Korea for the first time should also consider:
Exit the subway → Head to Exit 5 → Use navigation → Locate the building → Take the elevator → Check in on the 5th floor
So don’t schedule your next trip too tightly.
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📱 How to Book with UYOU
A｜WeChat Direct Connection
You can simply add s-sourire.
If you’d like to specify Kwon Yu-kyung, it’s recommended to provide her name at the same time when getting in touch:
Date of visit to Korea + preferred doctor + main improvement goals + need for communication in Chinese.
If you’re particularly concerned about the technician performing the procedure, you can also confirm this requirement in advance.
B｜BeautsGO
You can also use the BeautsGO mini-program to search for UYOU or relevant doctor information to make appointments.
If you’re still comparing Dermatology options in South Korea, start by gathering information on hospitals, treatment packages, and customer reviews before deciding on the best way to schedule an appointment for yourself.
❓ UYOU Booking FAQ
Q1: Why do some people specifically choose Kwon Yu-kyung?
If you really care about the doctor personally, prefer to be seen by a specific physician, or have flown all the way from Taiwan to South Korea to avoid any unexpected issues after arrival, then it’s wise to choose your doctor in advance.
Q2: Does specifying Kwon Yu-kyung mean it must be done by her personally?
You can’t just rely on the phrase “designated doctor” to make assumptions.
If hands-on service is important to you, confirm it directly when booking.
Q3: Can I still make an appointment if I’m not sure which treatment is right for me?
You can first share your desired improvements with the clinic.
UYOU itself emphasizes that treatment recommendations are tailored to individual conditions, rather than using the exact same approach for everyone.
Q4: What should you ask during a 25-minute in-person consultation?
The most important question to ask is:
My questions are: What’s the issue? → Why is this treatment recommended? → Are there any other options? → Recovery period and post-surgery precautions.
Don’t spend all your time asking about prices.
Q5: Do I need to confirm again after a successful reservation?
If you’re an international customer and have specifically requested a certain doctor, it’s recommended to double-check before you depart.
Especially:
Designated doctor + consulting doctor + procedure scheduling.
Q6: When visiting UYOU for the first time, should you decide on the treatment plan first or the doctor first?
If you really care about the doctor personally, you can specify a doctor first.
If you only know that you want to address a certain issue, you can start by sharing your needs, leaving the final treatment plan to be decided after a in-person consultation.
Q7: Who is UYOU suitable for?
If you place more emphasis on:
- Personalized in-person consultation
- Natural look
- I don’t want everyone to follow the same treatment routine.
- Want to compare different lifting, contouring, or skin management methods
- I really care about the doctor themselves.
So, UYOU can be included in the comparison list.
This aligns with the direction of personalized treatment recommendations emphasized by UYOU’s official team.
❤️ If I were flying from Taiwan to South Korea, I’d make my UYOU reservation this way.
If I were to condense the entire article into a version that’s actually actionable, I’d go about it this way:
① First, decide what you want to improve.
Don’t just place an order the moment you see a popular treatment.
② Decide again whether “I really care about the doctor.”
If the answer is “yes,” then just go with Kwon Yu-kyung.
③ Make it clear all at once when booking
Kwon Yujung + Date of trip to Korea + Desired improvements + Communication in Chinese + Preference for in-person treatment
④ Check again after receiving the appointment confirmation.
Don’t just look at:
“Appointment confirmed.”
but to confirm:
“Kwon Yu-kyung + date + time + consultation/procedure scheduling”
⑤ Double-check before you head out.
Especially overseas customers.
⑥ Upon arrival at the clinic, a consultation will be conducted first before determining the final treatment plan.
Don’t let this stop you from:
“The flight tickets are all booked.”
I just felt I had to do it.
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💗 Final thought: Choosing UYOU means more than just selecting a treatment; choosing Dr. Quan Yujing means more than just picking a name.
If you’re just looking for a Dermatology clinic in South Korea to get popular treatments, there are actually plenty of options available.
But if your idea is:
“I hope someone will first really look at my face before deciding what I need.”
So, the personalized in-person consultation and treatment plan recommendations emphasized by UYOU are a great reason to include it on your comparison list.
And if you’re particularly concerned about:
“I hope it’s Director Kwon Yu-kyung who will examine me this time.”
Then don’t leave “designated doctor” until the end.
Just mention it when booking, confirm once the reservation is confirmed, and double-check again before you head out.
Especially when flying from Taiwan to South Korea, what really needs to be confirmed is never just:
“Did you get a reservation?”
Rather than:
“Who is my appointment with?”
“Who will conduct the c
onsultation?” “Who will actual
ly perform the procedure?” “Can I clearly explain my needs?”
Make sure these details are sorted out before heading to South Korea, so you’ll be on track for a real aesthetic treatment experience that meets your expectations.
The address, transportation options, hours of operation, and information on the attending physicians listed on UYOU’s official website can be double-checked before making an appointment, to avoid any last-minute changes to the clinic’s schedule. All content on this site is based on the principle of helping people avoid common pitfalls in medical aesthetics treatments; for more details, please check our About page.
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