A Korean dermatology group with branches in Gangnam and Myeongdong offering autologous stem cell treatments for skin rejuvenation.
Reberry Clinic is a Korean dermatology group which its site says was founded in 2023 and now runs six branches in Korea, three of them set up for international patients: Gangnam and Myeongdong in Seoul, and one at Incheon Airport. Full street addresses, telephone numbers, opening hours and a named lead doctor are published for each of the three.
The clinic's stem cell therapy page describes autologous treatment, meaning cells taken from the patient's own body, in two forms. Blood-derived stem cells are prepared from a small blood draw and described as giving a gentle, gradual improvement in skin quality. Adipose-derived stem cells are taken from fat tissue and described as a more intensive option with longer-lasting effect.
The purposes described are cosmetic rather than medical: fine lines, loss of firmness, uneven tone and dullness, with the clinic saying results build gradually over several weeks rather than appearing at once by supporting collagen and cellular renewal. Alongside the stem cell work, the group offers the usual range of Korean dermatology treatments, including lasers, injectables, ultrasound and radiofrequency tightening and thread lifts.
The site states that the group is accredited by the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and the Korean Dermatological Association, and is registered as a foreign patient institution with the Korea Health Industry Development Institute. It says support is available in eight languages including English, Japanese, Mandarin, Thai, Spanish and Vietnamese. Prices are not given on the main site; the clinic directs visitors to each branch's own page.
The clinic describes cosmetic skin concerns rather than medical diagnoses.
The site says the treatment is autologous, using the patient's own cells, prepared either from a small blood draw or from fat tissue.
The site names a lead doctor for each of its three international branches.
The group runs six branches in Korea, of which three are set up for international patients. The Gangnam branch at 8 Gangnam-daero 69-gil in Seocho-gu is open daily from 10.00 to 20.00 and the site says it does not close for public holidays; the Myeongdong branch at 58 Myeongdong 10-gil in Jung-gu opens from 10.30, closing at 20.00 on weekdays and 19.00 at weekends; the Incheon Airport branch at 20 Haneuljungang-ro opens on weekdays and Saturday mornings. Each branch has its own telephone number and named doctor.
The main site does not publish a single price list for stem cell treatment; it says pricing is shown on each branch's own page. No figures were published on the pages read.
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.