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Lamine Clinic (라민의원)

Seoul Jung District · Gwanghwamun/Chungno · Lead Director Kim Young-eun

A highly reputable Dermatology clinic located in the Gwanghwamun business district, featuring a clean and bright environment. It’s known for its practical approach of providing treatment plans based on thorough assessments. Although it’s not yet listed on BeautsGO, the information and prices on its official website are quite transparent, and the Chinese-language page allows users to preview the available treatment options.

💡 Reference prices for popular procedures

• Hydrating Skin Treatment starting from NT$19,000
• PRP LAMINE Hydrating Injection starting from NT$10,500

• Chloasma Treatment with Potenza starting from NT$13,000

• One-Day Whitening Foundation starting from NT$8,500

⚠️ This clinic is not currently listed on BeautsGO, so it defaults to the platform’s homepage per regulations.

🔍 Check on BeautsGO’s homepage

📅 Book a consultation via their official website

I. Why You Should First Figure Out Which Company Owns “Lamine”

Many people who search for “Lamine,” “Na Min,” or “라민” on South Korea’s medical beauty forums, Xiaohongshu, or Naver Café find that there are two different versions of this clinic. One is the official website lamine.co.kr located in Gwanghwamun, while the other version highlights “Dr. Kim Ji-eun” and “vector lifting,” and is often associated with Gangnam/Myeongdong.

Although both clinics are named Lamine, they are actually separate entities—with different directors, locations, and specialty services. If you head straight there based on someone else’s notes, you might end up at the wrong place just because of the similar name. That’s why this article breaks down the information for each clinic separately, so you can compare them clearly before making an appointment.

By the way, in South Korea, there are quite a few cases of “different stores under the same name.” For example, as I’ve written before, the Cellody branches in Gangseo and Dun Village are two separate stores but belong to the same brand. However, the situation with Lamine is even more unique—both versions are run by different directors at all, so be sure to check that carefully.

II. Basic Information on the Official Lamine Clinic (Gwanghwamun Branch)

The official website lamine.co.kr is the most straightforward way to identify this clinic. At the bottom of the page, you can find complete details about the business name and medical registration information. The director is Kim Young-eun (김영은), and the clinic’s slogan reads “광화문 리프팅은 라민의원” (Lifting in Gwanghwamun is provided by Ramin Clinic).

How to get there

Gwanghwamun is located in Jung, Seoul, right next to Gyeongbokgung Palace, the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, and several business districts. The most convenient way to get there is by subway:

• Subway Lines 1, 2, and 5: Get off at “City Hall” or “Gwanghwamun,” then walk for about 5–8 minutes.
• The Exchange Seoul Mall is a shopping complex located in Gwanghwamun. The clinic is on the 5th floor, and it’s recommended to check out the floor guide once you enter the building.
• If you head from Myeongdong, it takes about 10–15 minutes by subway; starting from Gangnam Samseong or ANEW Sinnonhyeon, it takes around 25–35 minutes.

III. Another highly-rated clinic in online reviews: “Dr. Lamine Kim”

In addition to the official Gwanghwamun branch, you can find another version of Lamine Clinic on various Chinese-language medical aesthetics websites (such as koreanclinic.cceeo.com). This branch is led by director Kim Ji-eun (김지은) and focuses on Vector Lifting and Liquid Lifting techniques.

This clinic is often mentioned in Chinese sources as being located near Gangnam or Myeongdong. The approximate price for a single vector lifting treatment ranges from ₩300,000 to 500,000 (around NT$7,200–12,000). It’s also available as part of combined treatment packages that include LDM glow therapy or Pico laser treatments. To make an appointment, users are usually advised to contact “WeChat: xycheng2204” or search through the BeautsGO platform.

I need to make it clear here: the clinic run by Director Kim Ji-eun is not the same as the official Lamine.co.kr branch in Gwanghwamun. According to the official website, the only director listed is Kim Young-eun. Therefore, I recommend that you verify the information regarding Director Kim Ji-eun through customer service or by visiting the clinic in person before making an appointment, to avoid any confusion caused by similar names.

IV. Official Process for Lamine to Arrive at the Clinic

Since the official Lamine treatment isn’t yet available on BeautsGO, the booking process is relatively traditional—it’s recommended to use the official website form, call, or email first. Here’s a breakdown of the typical procedure at the clinic:

V. Official Lamine Program and Price Reference

The prices listed below are taken from the official website’s Chinese and Korean versions. For Taiwan dollars, 10,000 South Korean won is approximately equivalent to NT$240. The actual amount may vary depending on exchange rates and the specific treatment plan discussed during the consultation; please refer to the quote provided by the doctor upon arrival at the clinic.

The official website also lists various combined treatment options such as Density Radio Waves at 600 shots, HIFU Ultrasound at 600 shots, Water Jet + Potenza, Asce+ Exosomes + Potenza, and PLLA CUBE + Potenza. These are designed for mid-to-high-end anti-aging and skin condition management treatments, with prices typically determined after a consultation based on the number of shots and concentration used. It’s recommended to first review the treatment process on the official website’s Chinese version before going to the clinic for a consultation.

VI. Side-by-side Comparison of the Two Lamine Models

To help you quickly understand the differences between the two clinics, I’ve put together a comparison table of the key information. Note: The details for Dr. Kim Ji-eun come from Chinese online sources—please verify them with the clinic again before making an appointment.

VII. Three quick tips before heading to Lamine

• ① The same name doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the same clinic — always check the name of the director when making an appointment. The official director of Lamine is Kim Young-eun; if someone claims to be Kim Ji-eun, it’s another clinic. Asking directly for the address and the director’s name is the fastest way to avoid going to the wrong place.
• ② The official Lamine clinic isn’t listed on BeautsGO. As a result, it’s not possible to directly access its page through the platform like with DayBeau or Cellody. It’s recommended to make appointments via their official website, phone, or email. If you’re used to using such platforms, you can first check out guides on how to schedule appointments at Cellody’s Gangseo and Duncun branches to get an idea of the process for clinics that don’t operate through these platforms.
• ③ The Gwanghwamun area isn’t a typical “cosmetic surgery street.” Compared to Gangnam, Sinsa, and Hongdae, the cosmetic clinics here are more scattered. The advantage is that there are fewer tourists and a quieter atmosphere; the downside is that the availability of Chinese-speaking tour guides might not be as extensive as in Myeongdong. It’s recommended to communicate in basic English or Korean, or to make appointments by writing directly.

VIII. Frequently Asked Questions FAQ