Experience
Private checkups are available. The concept is that the doctor comes to you, rather than you going there. Everyone is kind and considerate. It feels less like a factory.

3 published reviews from patients treated at Chaum in Seoul, South Korea, averaging 3.7 out of 5. Every review is moderated before it appears.
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3.2out of 5 on Google from 33 ratings
Reviewers talk mostly about cost, several saying prices ran multiples of Korean university hospitals, and about the facilities, described by some as cafe like. Views on doctor communication split, and some one star ratings reference a past political controversy rather than care. A mirror of these reviews on MyMediTravel averages 2.9 across 16.
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Reddit discussion of Chaum is thin. In one r/koreatravel thread, commenters called the prices high, said they had not heard of the brand, and suggested university hospitals instead. A r/SeoulPlasticSurgery poster asked whether Chaum's Evercell clinic requesting a passport before booking was normal, and replies said that is standard for international patients.
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Two reviewers describe Chaum as a high-end check-up and anti-aging center where the doctor comes to the patient rather than the other way round, and both rate the program and facilities highly. The third came for a facial and other treatments, found the care acceptable, but says foreign patients are charged more and that they found comparable treatment elsewhere for less.
All 3 reviews published for Chaum on this site.
Experience
Private checkups are available. The concept is that the doctor comes to you, rather than you going there. Everyone is kind and considerate. It feels less like a factory.
Experience
I went here for a facial and other treatments. It was ok but the problem is they charge foreigners more. I went to another clinic and found the prices to be fair. You can find clinics that do the same if not better at a fairer price.
Experience
This Chaum is a high end medical center (they combine a high tech, future treatment to a medical check up). Their program is amazing and out of the box. The medical facilities and the building facilities is amazing. Anti aging, if you looking for the true meaning of anti aging, you should go here.
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Chaum is a regenerative-medicine provider based in Seoul, South Korea, operating since 2010. The clinic offers Stem Cell Banking / Storage, Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy, Stromal Vascular Fraction (SVF), Autologous (own-cell) Therapy and 2 more. Patients most often come to it for Anti-Aging / Longevity, Skin / Aesthetic and Hair Restoration. Published treatment costs run โฉ110,000 to โฉ3,520,000, though the figure a patient is quoted depends on what they are treated for and how many sessions they need. Its listed accreditations are Board-Certified Physicians and Hospital Affiliation. Staff are listed as speaking Korean, English, Chinese and Russian, worth knowing if you are flying in.
Keep that spread in mind while you read. A review of a anti-aging / longevity case tells you little about how the clinic handles the rest of what it offers, and a patient who lives nearby has a very different week from one who flew in for a single visit.
Reviews are one input. Ask Chaum for the rest directly: which cell source and preparation they would use for your condition, who performs the procedure, what the quoted price covers, what follow-up you get, and what evidence they are relying on. Vague answers to any of those are worth noticing.
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