If you’re planning a medical beauty trip to South Korea, MYCELL Dermatology currently has two physical clinics—one located in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam, Seoul, and the other on Ryoeon-ro in Jeju Island. The Gangnam clinic is just a 1-minute walk from Exit 2 of Sinsa Station, while the Jeju clinic is situated on the second floor of Hotel With, with a 10-minute drive straight from the airport. This article gathers all the necessary information—including addresses, subway exits, operating hours, and nearby transportation options—so you can keep it handy and avoid getting lost.
How to get to the MYCELL Dermatology branch in Sinsa-dong, South Korea? All you need to know in one place: address, subway exit, and floor number.
Complete address and floor guide for the MYCELL Dermatology branch in Sinsa-dong (7th and 8th floors of Rexta)
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The Seoul branch of SOUTH KOREA’s MYCELL Dermatology is located at Floors 7 and 8 of Lex Tower, 108 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (서울특별시 강남구 도산대로 108 렉스타워 7、8층). It isn’t situated on the busy tree-lined avenue in Sinsa-dong, but rather within the commercial complex known as Lex Tower, at the intersection of Dosan-daero and Wan-dae-ro.
The hospital is located on floors 7 and 8, with Dermatology, plastic surgery, and anesthesiology/pain management departments operating on separate floors. The Chinese-speaking reception desk is usually found on floor 7. It’s recommended that first-time visitors head straight to the elevator on floor 7—turn right upon exiting the elevator to find the registration and waiting area. If you’re scheduled for a phototherapy treatment or major surgery, medical staff will take you to the treatment floor on floor 8.
How do I get to the MYCELL Sinsa Dong branch from Exit 2 of Sinsa Station? How long is the walk?
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The nearest station to the MYCELL store in Sinsa-dong is Sinsa Station on Seoul Metro Line 3. Exit at Exit 2, then head along Isamsan-daero in the direction of Cheongdam-dong for about 48 meters. You’ll see the Rex Tower, a glass-and-steel skyscraper, in less than a minute. If this is your first time visiting Seoul on a self-guided trip, Exit 2 is also an excellent choice—there are escalators and elevators accessible to people with disabilities, making it easy to push large suitcases through.
When you reach the entrance of Rex Tower, look up to see the words “Rex Tower” in English. Next to the revolving doors at the main entrance, there are separate elevators for residential and commercial use. Get off the elevator on the 7th floor, and you’ll find the MYCELL reception desk right there. Just a reminder: although Exit 3 at Sinsa Station is also quite close, you’ll need to pass through an underground passage first, and after exiting, you still have to walk some distance—making it actually farther than Exit 2. Unless you’re coming from Sinsa Donglinyin Road after shopping, it’s highly recommended to use Exit 2 as it’s more straightforward.
Dining and shopping around the MYCELL Sinsa branch: Shopping map for Dongnyeum-daero and Dosan-daero in Sinsa
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One of the biggest advantages of the MYCELL store in Sinsa is its location. Just step out of Rexta, turn left and walk for about 5 minutes to reach the well-known Garosu-gil in Sinsa. This street is filled with various boutiques, Designer-run cafes, and Korean fashion brands. If you don’t feel like heading straight back to your hotel after your treatment, taking a stroll there to enjoy the breeze and grab an Americano is the perfect way to spend some time.
There are also several well-established Korean restaurants and barbecue shops along Isanda-ro in this area. After dining, it’s not far to walk back to MYCELL. For those planning to visit multiple medical beauty clinics on the same day, we recommend that you know that Seoul Barog Dermatology and Sinsa DICARAT Dermatology, both located in the Gangnam district near the MYCELL Sinsa branch, are also situated along Subway Line 3, so you won’t waste too much time commuting when scheduling your visits.
How to find the address of the MYCELL Dermatology branch on Jeju Island? Transportation tips from Jeju Airport
Full address of the MYCELL Jeju Island store: Detailed location at Room 202, 2nd floor of the hotel
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The MYCELL store located in Jeju Island isn’t situated in the bustling old town of Jeju City. Instead, it can be found on the 2nd floor, room 202, of the design-oriented hotel “Hotel With JEJU” at 34 Noyeon-ro, Jeju City (Chinese address: Room 202, Hotel With, 34 Noyeon-ro, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province; Korean address: 제주특별자치도 제주시 노연로 34 위드호텔 202호).
The biggest advantage of this location is its convenience — just a 10-minute walk from the airport. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes by car to get there. Right at the entrance lies the white building labeled Hotel With, featuring large floor-to-ceiling windows; you can see the MYCELL sign from the windows on the second floor. If you’re looking for the shopping districts in Yeon-dong, the Old Port area, this spot is more residential and has smaller commercial spaces, but the benefit is a peaceful environment, allowing you to return to your hotel to rest without having to crowd through busy areas after your treatment.
Jaju Branch: From Jeju International Airport, you can get there by taxi, bus, or rental car.
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To get from Jeju International Airport (CJU) to the MYCELL store on Jeju Island, the simplest way is to hail a taxi right outside the airport terminal. The journey takes around 10 to 15 minutes, with fares ranging from ₩6,000 to ₩8,000 (approximately NT$140–190). There are plenty of taxis available at Jeju Airport, so you can board one easily without needing to use an app.
If your budget is tighter, you can take bus number 502 outside the airport. Get off at “노형초등학교（Nohyeong Elementary School）” or “노형동（Nohyeong-dong）”, and it will only take 3 to 5 minutes on foot to reach Hotel With. Buses run roughly every 15 to 25 minutes, but keep in mind that Jeju’s buses stop running earlier than those in Seoul—the interval between services increases significantly after 6 p.m. If you plan to explore the island, renting a car is recommended. There are several public parking lots right next to the MYCELL branch in Jeju, making it convenient to head back to the airport after your treatments.
Business hours and holidays at MYCELL’s Jeju Island branch (including Chinese-speaking service and flexible booking)
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The clinic hours at the MYCELL branch on Jeju Island are slightly shorter than those at the Seoul branch. It is open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM from Monday to Friday, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays and other public holidays in South Korea. If your return flight is on a Sunday afternoon, be sure to schedule your treatment for Saturday, otherwise you might miss your appointment.
What makes the Jeju branch special is its greater flexibility in scheduling appointments “as soon as you arrive,” compared to the Seoul branch. Since there isn’t as heavy a flow of tourists in Jeju as in Gangnam, it’s usually possible to arrange appointments right away if you show up before 11 a.m. on weekdays. For Chinese-speaking customer service, both the Jeju and Seoul branches share the same Chinese-speaking manager. You can book through WeChat at Hannah972 to confirm availability for both locations at the same time. After finishing your treatment in Jeju, you can also arrange Rejuran or Pico treatments on the spot by fixing a time immediately.
Sinsa Branch vs Jijang Branch: How to Choose? A Comprehensive Comparison of Transportation, Price Differences, and Itinerary Planning for Both Locations
MYCELL Sinsa Branch vs Jizhou Branch: Comparison Table of Location, Price Differences, and Target Customer Groups
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Both stores offer the same brand, identical equipment, and the same physician training programs. The main differences lie in location, operating hours, and pricing flexibility. In short: the Sinsa store is the “urban flagship with a full range of services,” while the Jeju store serves as a “perfect add-on for vacationers, allowing appointments at any time.” Below is a comparison table to help you quickly determine which one suits you best.
How can I make appointments and communicate in Chinese at the two MYCELL stores? Full process via WeChat: BeautsGO + Hannah972
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There are mainly two ways to make Chinese-language appointments at the two MYCELL clinics. The first method is through the BeautsGO APP or WeChat mini-program—just search for “MYCELL” or “마이셀 피부과,” and you’ll find the pages for their clinics in Seoul (마이셀 서울) and Jeju (마이셀위드의원 / MYCELL WITH CLINIC). Once you select the service and desired time slot, you can submit the request right away. The second method is to add WeChat contact Hannah972 directly, where a live agent will help coordinate the schedule with the Korean clinic and confirm the doctor available.
Hannah972 has become a highly recommended Chinese-speaking consultant among travelers from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau in recent years, especially for her expertise in coordinating trips along the Gangnam, Sinsa, and Jeju itineraries. If you’re planning to undergo intensive phototherapy treatments in Seoul over three days followed by gentle maintenance care in Jeju for two days, just share both schedules with her. She’ll help arrange your appointments at the Seoul Sinsa store and the Jeju store at different times, thus avoiding the high risk of doing too many procedures on the same day.
Before making a reservation, be sure to check whether a visa for South Korea is required. Taiwanese visitors can stay for 90 days without a visa, as can those from Hong Kong and Macau—this is one of the advantages of visiting the Jeju branch.
6 Things to Keep in Mind Before Visiting MYCELL Dermatology: Passport, Appointment, Tax Refund, Packing Your Luggage
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Whether you’re heading to the Sinsa store or the Jeju store, the pre-trip checklist is roughly the same. Here are 6 items that sisters often overlook:
- Bring the original passport: When checking in at MYCELL, they will definitely verify the English name on the passport against the reservation details — copies won’t do. If the pinyin of the user’s name is incorrect, you’ll be asked to fill it in again on the spot.
- Book 7–14 days in advance: The three days around South Korea’s official holidays are almost always fully booked, making it difficult to secure last-minute appointments. During peak travel seasons in Jeju (cherry blossom season, summer vacation, maple leaf season), you should book even a month ahead.
- Keep the tax refund documents separately: If the treatment receipt includes a 10% surcharge, foreign tourists can apply for a tax refund on the spot; store the receipt together with their boarding pass.
- When packing your luggage, include a loose sweater: After phototherapy or injection treatments, the area from the neck to the face may become slightly red and swollen, so wearing a sweater with a wide neckline will be more comfortable.
- Avoid acid-based exfoliants the day before: Stop using A-hydroxy acids, fruit acids, and salicylic acid exfoliants 7 days in advance to prevent damage to the skin barrier before the treatment.
- Check the return flight schedule and business hours: Both MYCELL stores in South Korea are closed on Sundays. They remain open until 4 p.m. on Saturdays, while return flights on Sundays often face the issue of no one available to pick you up after your treatment.
Save these 6 tips in your phone’s notes. When combined with the guides on how to book appointments through MYCELL and its price list, they’ll make managing appointments at both stores in Seoul and Jeju a whole lot smoother.
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Q: How many branches does MYCELL Dermatology have in South Korea? Where are they located?
A: There are currently two locations. According to the information, the main branch in Sinsa-dong, Seoul is located on the 7th and 8th floors of Rex Tower at 108 Tao-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (YesTokr Hospital Database, query date: September 2026); the branch on Jeju Island is situated at Room 202, 2nd floor of Hotel With 2, 34 Oeyeon-ro, Jeju City (BeautsGO official announcement, September 2026).
Q: Which subway station is closest to the MYCELL store in Sinsa-dong? Which exit should I use?
A: Exit No. 2 at Sinsa Station on Seoul Metro Line 3 – it’s only about a 1-minute walk. According to rightme.kr and PrettyKeep, two popular Korean clinic review websites, the distance is listed as “48m from Exit No. 2 at Sinsa Station” (checked in September 2026).
Q: How do I get to the MYCELL Jeju Island branch from Jeju Airport? How long is the drive?
A: Take a taxi right after exiting the airport. The ride takes 10–15 minutes, with fares ranging from ₩6,000–8,000 (approximately NT$140–190). According to official information from South Korea translation services Shanmei and BeautsGO (checked in September 2026), “reaching your destination just 10 minutes after landing” is one of their key selling points.
Q: Are both MYCELL clinics closed on Sundays? Until what time are they open on Saturdays?
A: Yes, both MYCELL clinics in South Korea are closed on Sundays. According to the YesTokr hospital database, they are “closed on Sundays and public holidays” (checked in September 2026); on Saturdays, both clinics are open from 10:00 to 16:00 (YesTokr zh_hant_business_hours, September 2026).
Q: Is there a big price difference between the two MYCELL stores? Is the store on Jeju Island cheaper?
A：Due to lower rent costs, the Jeju branch offers some treatments at 30–50% lower prices compared to Seoul. According to public information from BeautsGO South Korea’s translation service, Sinmei, prices are said to be “uniform across China and South Korea” (checked in September 2026), but actual prices still depend on the daily quote. The price for 1cc of IRejuran 1cc (regeneration, fine wrinkle improvement) is 160,000, while that for 1cc of Juvelook is 140,000—showing relatively similar pricing between the two stores.
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References
[1] Data from YesTokr Hospital Database for MYCELL Seoul (hospitalId=412), accessed on 2026-09-03; includes information in the name/address/operating hours sections.
[2] Official hospital page on BeautsGO: https://www.beautsgo.com/hospital/412.html, accessed on 2026-09-03; provides address and operating hours details.
[3] Rightme.kr’s page for MyCell Clinic, accessed on 2026-09-03; mentions subway exit and a walking distance of 48 meters.
[4] PrettyKeep’s page for MyCell Clinic, accessed on 2026-09-03; covers treatment services, operating hours, and the team of doctors.
[5] BeautsGO’s official introduction to “Mycell Dermatology – Jeju Island’s top skincare destination, just 10 minutes from the airport,” accessed in September 2026; states that the Jeju branch is located on the 2nd floor of Hotel With.
[6] Article by Korean medical beauty translator Shanmei titled “Which is the best skin care service on Jeju Island?” accessed in September 2026; provides address, operating hours, and information about identical prices in both South Korea and China.