Love Skin Clinic
피부사랑피부과의원
📍 South Korea, Seoul, Mapo-gu, World Cup buk-ro, 233-1 1층
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Treatments
🕐 Opening hours
- Monday
- 10 AM to 7 PM
- Tuesday
- 10 AM to 7 PM
- Wednesday
- 10 AM to 7 PM
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- 10 AM to 7 PM
- Saturday
- 10 AM to 2 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
What patients say
This review describes a Korean clinic where the patient experienced unprofessional behavior from the doctor and poor communication regarding treatment options. The patient felt dismissed and dissatisfied with the consultation process.
Pros
- +Possibly friendly toward women
- +Doctor's attitude was impressive
- +Affordable medication options
- +Clinic located conveniently
- +Some staff may be polite
Cons
- –Doctor was dismissive and rude
- –Poor communication about medication
- –Lack of detailed medical advice
- –Unprofessional attitude
- –Patient felt ignored and uncomfortable
“The doctor was very rude and dismissive, didn't explain anything about the medications, just gave pills and sent me away.”
“I felt ignored and uncomfortable, the doctor didn't want to communicate and just handed over medication.”
Reviews
🛡️ 0 real reviews Korean patients actually wrote
- ★★★★★1.0Google2026-03-29
The doctor’s attitude was amazing. Recently, I suddenly got acne, so I wanted to try oral medication, so I explained my symptoms and asked for a prescription for acne treatment with oral medicine. When I asked if there was any specific medication I wanted, I mentioned I knew some names vaguely, like 'Isosomething,' but I didn't know well, and the doctor just looked at me without saying anything, talked a little, then said, 'I don’t give much info to people who come with a specific medication in mind. I just give the medication and send them off because I can't communicate well with those who come with a set medication.' I was surprised and asked, 'Do you have any other requests?' I then asked, 'Can you recommend any medication or prescription?' He replied, 'I only give medication to those who come with a set medication.' Then he said, 'If you want to treat acne properly, there's a course costing 1.3 million won at the back, so decide after taking that. Do people come back after that?' I just understood and left. It seems I was scammed by some incompetent people before, and they didn't tell me how to take the medication or anything about it, just told me to go. I thought I shouldn't deal with such people, so I left immediately. I explained the ingredients at a nearby pharmacy and hospital after additional diagnosis, but the doctor here is an old man with a pockmarked face. Just a heads-up if you decide to go. I also thought he was some amateur trying to argue with the doctor with little knowledge, and I was very annoyed when I saw him change attitude. Anyway, I’m sharing this because of what happened. Just a feeling, but I think women might find him kind.





