Here’s the address for Dr. Evers’ Hongdae branch! Head out of Exit 9, turn left at the Apple Store, and it’s on the 5th floor of the H CUBE building.
Seoul Mapo-gu | Exit 9, Hongik University Station | 3–5 minutes on foot | Chinese-speaking reception
“Where exactly is the Dr.Evers branch in Hongdae?” This is probably the question I get asked over and over again in groups and private messages. In this article, I’ll clearly explain the route to the clinic: Exit No. 9 at Hongik University Station (Hongdae Station), look up and turn left at the Apple Store, then enter the H CUBE building and take the elevator to the 5th floor. It takes only about 3 to 5 minutes on foot—no need to cross the road or navigate around. It’s really easy to find for Taiwanese girls traveling to South Korea for the first time. Below, I’ll guide you step by step through the process, while also covering transportation options, the surrounding area, and the reasoning behind choosing the Hongdae branch over other locations. After reading this, you can definitely add this clinic to your itinerary right away.
Where exactly is the Dr.Evers Hongdae branch? A single image shows you all the key address details.
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Dr. Evers’ Hongdae branch is located on the 5th floor of the H CUBE building in Hongdae’s bustling commercial district in Mapo District, Seoul. It’s just a 3 to 5-minute walk from Exit 9 of Hongik University Station, making it particularly convenient for visitors from outside the area.
The full address is: 5F, H CUBE, 27 Wausan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul (왁스안로 27). This building is located right in the bustling area of Hongdae, with convenience stores, cafes, and various shops downstairs. The elevator takes you straight to the 5th floor, and the clinic’s sign is clearly visible, so you won’t get lost at all. When I went there for the first time, I was worried about getting lost in the maze-like alleyways of Hongdae, but I never had to enter any alleys at all—everything was along the main road.
Why is this location so important for first-time visitors to Korea? It’s right next to the main exit routes at Hongdae Station, with the well-known landmark of Apple Store right beside it. Think about it — when arranging a meet-up with friends, it’s much clearer to say “turn left at Apple Store” rather than trying to describe it as “that corner near the pharmacy.” The clearer the landmark, the less likely you are to get lost, arrive late, or panic on the spot.
🏥 Dr.Evers Hongdae Branch Information Card
Address: 5th Floor, H CUBE Building, 140 Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul (about 3 minutes’ walk from Exit 9 of Hongdae Entrance Station)
Phone: 02-3144-2011
Hours: Mon–Fri 10:30–20:30 (lunch break 14:00–15:00) | Sat–Sun 10:00–16:30
Features: Same price in China and Korea • Chinese-speaking staff • Free consultation • Multilingual service
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The actual route from Exit 9 of Hongdae Station to the clinic
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Once you actually walk there, you’ll find the route is even straighter than you thought. After exiting at exit 9, don’t rush to turn around randomly—first steady yourself and look up for the large white sign of Apple Store; it will serve as your guide throughout this journey.
Tip 1: Exit at Gate 9, facing the station square. The Apple Store is about 20 meters ahead on your left — you’ll easily spot it with its white background and green apple logo.
Tip 2: Once you see the A
pple Store, turn left and keep walking straight along the sidewalk without hesitation.
Tip 3: After walking about 50 meters, you’ll come acr
oss the H CUBE building (a mixed-use complex featuring glass curtain walls for offices and retail spaces). Enter through the doors, take the elevator up to the 5th floor.
Tip 4: After exiting
the elevator, follow the signs indicating the clinic. The registration desk is on your left, and staff will greet you right away.
The entire route is almost straight with no need to cross streets, making it easy to walk even with luggage. It’s very user-friendly for first-time visitors. That day I was carrying a 28-inch suitcase, yet I still reached the store in just 5 minutes. I even stopped along the way to take a photo with the Apple Store in the background. So if you’re as worried about getting lost as I am, you can rest assured about the location of this store.
除了地鐵,還能怎麼去?計程車/公車/自駕交通攻略
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Taking the subway is relatively reliable, but if you’re carrying heavy luggage or want to go straight from the airport, a taxi is actually more convenient—saving your energy so you can spend it shopping instead.
Taxi: It takes about 40 to 50 minutes to get from Incheon Airport to Hongdae by taxi, with a fare of around ₩45,000–₩60,000 (approximately NT$1,000–1,350). It’s even shorter from Gimpo Airport, taking about 20 minutes at a cost of around ₩15,000. Just tell the driver “Hongik University Station, H CUBE,” or give them the address in Chinese. You can also use South Korea’s taxi app (Kakao T) by entering the address in English to hail a taxi.
AREX Airport Express: Take the AREX direct train to Hongik University station, then exit through gate 9. This is a reliable public transportation option—the journey takes about 40 minutes. The trains are spacious, making it easy to store luggage, and the fares are much cheaper than taxis.
Driving/Parking: The H CUBE building has its own parking lot, and your purchase can be used to offset the parking fee (subject to on-site announcements). Drivers can simply navigate to H CUBE. Traffic around Hongdae is heavy on weekends, so it’s recommended to avoid the afternoon rush hour and schedule your treatment in the morning or evening for a smoother experience.
附近有什麼?Apple Store、逛街、咖啡廳、吃飯一網打盡
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The clinic is located right on the main shopping route in the heart of Hongdae, so it’s perfectly convenient to continue shopping right where you finish your treatment—this is exactly why I think the Hongdae branch is superior to many clinics that are “hidden deep inside office buildings.”
Downstairs and in the surrounding area: Apple Store, various beauty and fashion stores, as well as countless cafes and snack shops. You can easily reach places serving Korean fried chicken,部队锅, or internet-famous coffee shops on foot. With so many great options for taking a break, retouching your makeup, or snapping photos before and after your treatment, it’s hard to know where to go.
I highly recommend including “beauty treatments” as part of your day trip: shopping in the morning, having lunch, getting treatment in the afternoon, and then heading out at night to enjoy the street performances and snacks in Hongdae. The itinerary is straightforward with no unnecessary detours. For first-time visitors to Korea who want to make the most of their time, this “handle everything along the way” approach is extremely convenient.

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Taking into account the terrain we discussed earlier, I’ve put together a hassle-free one-day itinerary for you—just follow it and you don’t need to think about anything.
Why choose Hongdae instead of Gangnam? Decision-making tips for different groups
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Many people ask: Since it’s both Dr. Evers’ clinics, what’s the difference between the one in Hongdae and the one in Gangnam? In my opinion, choosing a location is essentially about selecting the “pace of your trip,” rather than simply comparing which one is better.
In short, if you’re already planning to shop in Hongdae during your trip, doing it as a side activity is a pretty good deal. But if you’re here specifically for medical aesthetics treatments, have a generous budget, and value a quiet environment, then another branch might be more suitable for you. There’s no such thing as a universally better option—only what fits your needs best. Personally, I prioritize whether the itinerary flows smoothly, because when traveling abroad, avoiding unnecessary detours means you can spend more time enjoying your trip.
My first time at Dr.Evers’ Hongdae clinic – how do I make an appointment and go through registration?
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The process is simpler than you think—the key is to “make a reservation first before heading out.” You might have to wait in line on-site, especially during weekends and holidays when slots are fully booked.
① Make an online reservation (via WeChat/BeautsGO/official channels) by specifying the procedures you want and the desired time slot.
② Once co
nfirmed, save the clinic address (H CUBE 5F) in your phone’s notes.
③ On the day of your appointment, head to the clinic through
Exit No. 9 and check in at the reception desk.
④ The Chinese-speaking clinic director will ass
ist you with filling out the forms and confirming the treatment plan and budget.
⑤ A docto
r will conduct a face-to-face assessment, confirm the plan, and then proceed with the treatment.
You don’t need to worry about language issues—there’s staff at the Hongdae branch who speak Chinese, so communication goes smoothly. Even if you’re not familiar with Korean, you can relax. I asked all my questions in Chinese throughout my visit, including things like post-procedure care, price details, and whether additional treatments were needed. They explained everything clearly, eliminating any sense of uncertainty or guesswork.
What should you keep in mind before and after arriving at the clinic? Helpful tips for out-of-town visitors
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A few quick tips—details you only learn from actual experience. I recommend checking them over before you set off.
– Take a screenshot of the clinic address and route to exit 9 before heading out, so you can refer to it even if the internet is unstable.
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void drinking alcohol or engaging in intense exercise 24 hours before your treatment to keep your skin in stable condition.
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Come without makeup or just with basic skincare products on that day, so the doctor can better assess your skin condi
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– If your skin becomes red after the treatment, spend 30 minutes resting at a nearby café before going shopping.
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Keep the appointment confirmation message handy; showing it upon arrival will speed up the process and help avoid confusion about the time.
Most minor cosmetic procedures don’t require a recovery period—you can go shopping and eat out on the day of the treatment. However, for procedures that involve skin incisions, it’s better to follow the doctor’s post-treatment instructions carefully. From my own experience, scheduling the treatment in the afternoon and going shopping in the morning works well; this way, if your face gets a bit red, you can retreat to a café to rest, then go take photos in the evening—making the whole process much more comfortable.
How should I look at the costs and services? Figure that out first before making a decision.
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Prices can fluctuate based on exchange rates, promotions, and individual treatment plans. Instead of giving you a fixed figure that might scare you, I’ll show you how to ask questions so you won’t get overcharged.
Before checking the costs, take a moment to consider three things: ① What issue you want to address (hydration? brightening? contouring?). ② What’s your budget limit. ③ How many sessions can you schedule in the few days you’ll be there. Having these三点 clear ahead of time will make conversations with the doctor much smoother and help you avoid getting overwhelmed by all the treatment names.
The treatments are generally categorized into three types: basic management, device-based procedures, and injection-based treatments. For your first visit, it’s recommended to start with options that have a low threshold and require no recovery time, so you can get a feel for the shop’s pace and communication style before deciding on further steps. For an accurate quote, please refer to the information provided on-site or through official booking channels—I can’t give specific figures here to avoid any misunderstandings. Sharing your budget in advance will help them arrange things more conveniently for you, which is much more reassuring than just listening to recommendations without knowing your limits.

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Q: Is the Dr.Evers Hongdae branch really located near the Apple Store?
A: Yes, head out of Exit 9 at Hongdae Station, turn left at the Apple Store, and it’s on the 5th floor of the H CUBE building. It’s only a 3 to 5 minute walk — a straight route with no need to cross the road.
Q: Can’t I go there if I don’t know Korean?
A: Sure. The Hongdae branch offers Chinese-speaking staff for reception, and both reservations and in-store communication can be handled in Chinese, so you don’t need to worry about not being familiar with Korean to complete your treatment smoothly.
Q: Is it convenient to go around with a suitcase?
A: It’s very convenient—the route is straight and easy to follow. There are also lockers around the station where you can store your belongings first, making it easier to check in with minimal luggage.
Q: Can I go shopping on the day after the treatment?
A:Most procedures with no recovery period are fine, but it’s recommended to schedule half an hour for rest; for procedures that cause skin breakdown, follow your doctor’s post-procedure care instructions.
Q: How do I choose between the Hongdae store and other branches?
A: If you’re already planning to visit Hongdae, go with the store there since it’s on your way. For those who prefer purely cosmetic treatments in a quiet environment, you might want to consider other branches—it depends on your schedule.
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※ The addresses, transportation details, and procedures listed above are based on actual visits. For the official business hours and quotes, please refer to the official announcements.