A Gangnam skin clinic in Seoul offering stem cell injections drawn from the patient's blood, bone marrow or fat for skin, hair and general rejuvenation.
AMOA 640 is a skin clinic in the Gangnam district of Seoul, at 640 Samseong-ro. Its site is published in English and is aimed in part at international visitors, with online booking and a mobile contact number that also takes messaging applications.
The clinic's stem cell therapy page describes three ways of giving the treatment: intravenous infusion, injection into the skin and injection into the scalp. It says cells are extracted from blood, bone marrow and fat tissue using what it calls global stem cell separation and concentration technology, and quotes doses of between 400 million and 800 million cells.
The purposes described are cosmetic and general rather than medical in the narrow sense: skin that lacks elasticity and collagen, hair loss, and overall body rejuvenation. The site does not claim to treat disease, and no clinical evidence is cited for the treatments described.
The pages read do not name any individual doctor, although staff are referred to in general terms, and no price is published. Cell counts quoted in this way are a marketing figure rather than a verified measure, and a prospective patient would be right to ask exactly what is being separated and how, before treatment.
The clinic's stem cell page describes the following cosmetic and general concerns.
The site says stem cells are extracted from blood, bone marrow or fat tissue and concentrated before being injected, at doses it gives as 400 to 800 million cells.
The pages read refer to doctors and staff in general terms but do not name any individual clinician.
The clinic occupies the second floor of a building at 640 Samseong-ro in Gangnam, one of Seoul's main medical and cosmetic districts. The site gives a mobile telephone number, an e-mail address and an online booking link. It does not publish photographs of a laboratory, state where the cells are processed, or name any accreditation.
The site publishes no prices for stem cell therapy on the pages read, and asks visitors to book a consultation instead.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.