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OB/GYN Clinics in Seomyeon, Busan
Seomyeon is Busan's central downtown and its biggest transit hub, and it has one of the densest clusters of women's clinics in the city. This page lists OB/GYN clinics in Seomyeon and nearby Yangjeong, many with Saturday and evening hours.
Seomyeon for patients
Seomyeon, in Busanjin-gu, is packed with shopping streets, offices, restaurants and medical buildings. Because it is easy to reach from almost anywhere in Busan, many people travel here for gynecology even if they live elsewhere. Clinics are mostly modern outpatient practices covering checkups, Pap smears and HPV tests, contraception including IUDs and implants, STD testing, vaginal infections, menstrual problems, and in some cases fertility workups. Most do not handle deliveries; for birth, people usually choose a women's hospital in a nearby district such as Gaya, Beomil or Yeonsan.
Getting there
Seomyeon Station is the transfer point between Busan Metro Line 1 and Line 2. Bujeon Station (Line 1) is one stop north, and Jeonpo and Buam (Line 2) are one stop east and west. The Donghae Line's Bujeon Station is also nearby, and dozens of bus routes pass through. Many clinics are in multi-story medical buildings near the station exits; note the building name and floor when you call.
What care is available nearby
- Women's clinics with Saturday hours and many with evening hours.
- A listed female doctor at at least one clinic.
- STD testing and fertility services listed at several clinics.
- Delivery hospitals a few stops away in Gaegeum, Beomil and Yeonsan.
Cost and insurance
With National Health Insurance (NHI), symptom-based visits, many lab tests and ultrasounds are partly covered with a co-payment. Screening packages, some STD panels, contraceptive devices and cosmetic gynecology are often self-pay, and prices differ between Seomyeon clinics, so compare quotes. Without NHI, confirm fees before treatment. Bring your ARC or passport.
Tips for foreign patients
- Book ahead for evenings and Saturdays, the busiest times.
- Ask whether a female doctor or English-speaking staff is on duty.
- The 1330 Korea Travel Hotline offers phone interpretation.
- See the international patients guide for payment, prescriptions and pharmacies.
OB/GYN clinics in Seomyeon
Clinics in Seomyeon (Bujeon-dong) and nearby Yangjeong. Features are as listed by each clinic; where no phone is listed, check the clinic page, and call to confirm hours before visiting.
| Clinic | Area | Phone | Listed features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roaen OB/GYN Clinic | Seomyeon (Bujeon-dong) | 051-804-3000 | Sat, Evenings, STD tests |
| Liora Women's Clinic | Seomyeon (Bujeon-dong) | Not listed | Sat, Evenings, Fertility |
| Lizin Women's Clinic | Seomyeon (Bujeon-dong) | Not listed | Sat, Evenings |
| Eroom Women's Clinic (Seomyeon) | Seomyeon (Bujeon-dong) | Not listed | Sat, STD tests, Fertility |
| Jihye OB/GYN Clinic | Yangjeong | 051-710-7722 | Sat, Evenings |
Seomyeon OB/GYN FAQ
Is there a female gynecologist in Seomyeon?
At least one listed Seomyeon clinic reports a female doctor. Schedules vary, so confirm by phone. See finding a female or English-speaking OB/GYN.
Which Seomyeon clinics are open in the evening?
Most clinics listed here report evening hours on some weekdays and all report Saturday hours. Call ahead to confirm current times.
Can I give birth in Seomyeon?
How much does a gynecology visit cost?
It depends on your insurance and what is done. NHI enrollees pay a co-payment for covered care; tests and self-pay services add to the bill. See our cost guides.
When should I go to the ER instead?
Go to an emergency room or call 119 for very heavy bleeding, severe pelvic pain, fainting, or pain and bleeding in early pregnancy.