7 Best Stem Cell and Regenerative Clinics in Gangnam, Seoul (2026)

ONE CELL CLINIC leads this ranking because regenerative care is a standing department there rather than a line on a menu. The clinic occupies floors B1 and 2 to 9 of a building on Seolleung-ro in Cheongdam, near Gangnam-gu Office Station, and its nine physicians are organised into four centres: an in-house stem cell centre, a dermatology centre, a plastic surgery centre, and a spine, joint and pain centre. The team includes plastic surgery specialists, a dermatology specialist, a family medicine physician and a neurosurgeon. Stem cell-based regenerative programmes are offered at the clinic.

Two practical details matter for a visitor. The stem cell centre keeps its own opening hours, running Monday to Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 19:00, Thursday until 22:00, and Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00, which is a different schedule from the dermatology and plastic surgery side. And consultation and follow-up are available in English, Chinese, Japanese and Arabic. Language matters more here than in most categories: this is an area where what is being proposed, what is not being promised, and what the alternatives are all need to be understood precisely before anyone consents to anything.

As a Book Korea Medical partner, ONE CELL CLINIC is bookable through our platform with consultation support in five languages and 0% markup - you pay the clinic's own price, not an inflated one. We do not present any regenerative programme as suitable for a particular person or condition; whether one is appropriate for you is a clinical judgement made in person. That assessment happens at a KHIDI-registered clinic during your free consultation, which you can arrange through Book Korea Medical.

Three more partner clinics follow. Cellon Dermatology Clinic in Cheongdam-dong is a three-physician practice whose founding director is a dermatology specialist with published peer-reviewed research on thread lifting and non-surgical rhinoplasty; he practises alongside an internal medicine specialist and a physician in the clinic's stem cell and anti-aging centre, and the clinic states it runs an in-house stem cell laboratory. Its wider menu covers HIFU and RF lifting, thread lifting, filler, skin boosters, facial liposuction and fat grafting, and stem cell-based regenerative programmes are offered at the clinic. It has no Google listing at the time of writing, so there is no public rating to weigh - which is a gap in the evidence, not a mark against it. The Cell Skin Clinic on Dogok-ro near Hanti Station runs seven physicians across floors two to six, with consultation floors kept separate from treatment floors and interpreter coordinators in Chinese, English and Japanese on site. Girin Plastic Surgery in Seocho W Tower has 29 physicians under one roof and interpretation in nine languages, though its practice centres on plastic surgery and dermatology, with stem cell-based regenerative programmes offered alongside them.

The last three book directly and were ranked on their public Google figures alone, with no further claim made about them. Vellicell Clinic Gangnam on Gangnam-daero carries a 5.0-star average across 139 reviews, Dr New Cell Clinic on Gangnam-daero holds 4.8 stars across 316, and SC301 Stem Cell Clinic Seoul on Yeongdong-daero rates 4.7 stars across 95. Review counts of this size say something about how a clinic is experienced day to day. They say nothing about whether a given programme is right for you, and in this category that distinction is worth holding on to.

Read this category more slowly than you would a lifting or filler ranking. Regenerative and cell-based medicine in Korea is governed by its own regulatory framework, and what a clinic may lawfully offer, under what conditions, and with what documentation is a matter of licensing rather than marketing - so the useful questions at a consultation are procedural. Ask what specifically is being proposed and what it is derived from. Ask what the clinic is and is not claiming, in plain words. Ask what the alternatives are, including doing nothing for now. Ask what happens at follow-up, and what happens if you are already back home. Nothing on this page is medical advice, and we deliberately describe programmes without describing outcomes. The only useful next step is an assessment at a KHIDI-registered clinic during your free consultation, which you can arrange through Book Korea Medical.