122 Mole & Age Spot Removal Clinics in Incheon: A Public-Data Comparison for International Patients

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Key facts

122 clinics in Incheon are registered with HIRA with dermatology in their name or listed specialties.
60 of them (49%) use the registered name "…Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)". Under Korean medical law only board-certified specialists may open a clinic under that name, so the sign alone is a verifiable signal. The rest are general clinics that list dermatology as a practice area.
Among 89 clinics that disclose staffing, the average is 1.4 doctors and 30 have two or more.
By nearest station, clinics cluster around 부평역 (4) · 아라(북부법원 (4) · 센트럴파크역 (4).
This page does not rank or recommend clinics. Use the checklist below to compare them yourself.

Mole and age spot removal refers to dermatological procedures aimed at eliminating pigmented lesions — such as acquired nevi, seborrheic keratoses, or solar lentigines — from the skin. People typically consider these procedures for cosmetic reasons, though some lesions may warrant clinical evaluation to rule out atypical characteristics before any removal is planned.

Because skin lesion removal involves assessing whether a lesion is benign or requires further investigation, verifying the qualifications of the practitioner matters. In Korea, a clinic bearing the designation 피부과의원 (dermatology clinic) in its registered name may only operate under a licensed 전문의 (board-certified dermatologist), which provides one verifiable starting point when comparing facilities.

The comparison table on this page organizes publicly available information — such as practitioner credentials, available modalities, and disclosed policies — without ranking clinics or implying that any listed facility is superior to another.

How this was compiled

We took every clinic in HIRA open data whose address or nearest-station tag falls in Incheon and whose name or listed specialties include dermatology (122 clinics).
Columns are: registered name type (signal of a board-certified founder), number of doctors, area and nearest station, website, phone, and published hours — all public data. We do not use reviews or ratings.
"Clinics covered" are those with the most public information available (ties broken by most recently verified); this is not a ranking. The full list is in Korean alphabetical order.

At a glance

Clinic	Registered name	Doctors	Nearest station	Area	Website	Phone
고운세상부평피부과의원	Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)	1	굴포천역	부평구	Open	032-513-3006
구월동 오라클피부과의원	Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)	3	인천터미널역	남동구	Open	434-5311
비엘클리피부과의원	Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)	1	부평역	부평구	Open	032-264-6001
서울수피부과의원	Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)	1	예술회관역	남동구	Open	424-7975
리나메르의원	clinic listing dermatology	1	아라(북부법원	검단구	Open	032-721-6221
검단서울여성의원	clinic listing dermatology	1	—	검단구	Open	032-566-1992

"Clinics covered" are those with the most public information available (ties broken by most recently verified); this is not a ranking. The full list is in Korean alphabetical order.

Mole & Age Spot Removal clinic checklist

1Board-Certified Dermatologist on Site
Ask directly whether the physician performing the procedure holds board certification in dermatology, and confirm that the clinic's registered name includes the dermatology designation. This is a factual detail you can request in writing before booking.
2Who Actually Performs the Procedure
Clarify at the initial consultation whether the same physician who assesses your lesion will also carry out the removal, or whether a different practitioner will step in. Knowing this in advance helps you understand the continuity of your care.
3Pre-Procedure Lesion Assessment
A clinician should evaluate the nature of the lesion — its size, borders, color variation, and any changes over time — before deciding on a removal method, since different lesion types respond differently to each modality. Ask whether a dermatoscopic or visual assessment is included in the consultation step.
4Written Estimate and Consent Form
Request an itemized written estimate that specifies the modality, the number of lesions, and any anticipated follow-up visits, and do not proceed without signing an informed consent form that clearly describes the procedure and potential risks. Verbal quotes alone are insufficient for comparison purposes.
5Post-Procedure Care Policy and Recurrence Handling
Ask the clinic to explain in writing what follow-up appointments are scheduled after removal and how they handle situations where a lesion recurs or where the initial result is incomplete. A clear, documented policy on these scenarios is a practical factor to compare across clinics.

Warning signs

1Consultation Conducted by Non-Physician Staff
If the person who evaluates your lesions and recommends a removal plan is not a licensed physician, that assessment may lack the clinical basis needed to distinguish benign spots from lesions requiring further workup. Always confirm the professional title and license of whoever is advising you during consultation.
2Same-Day Payment Pressure or Bundle Packages
Being urged to pay in full or purchase a multi-session package on the day of your first visit — before you have had time to review a written estimate or seek a second opinion — limits your ability to make an informed comparison. A reasonable clinic will allow you to take a written quote away and decide at your own pace.
3Refusal to Provide a Written Estimate
Costs for lesion removal vary considerably depending on lesion count, size, and the modality used, so any clinic that declines to provide itemized figures in writing makes meaningful price comparison impossible. A written estimate is a standard consumer right and its absence is worth noting before you commit.
4No Clear Protocol for Pigmentation Changes After Removal
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation can occur after certain removal methods, and the likelihood and duration vary by individual skin type and lesion characteristics. Before proceeding, ask the clinic to explain in writing what their protocol is if unwanted pigmentation changes appear after the procedure, including whether any follow-up treatment is covered.

FAQ

How long does recovery typically take after mole or age spot removal?

Recovery duration depends on the removal method used, the size and depth of the lesion, and individual healing factors such as skin type and aftercare adherence. General timelines can range from a few days to several weeks, but your treating physician is best placed to give you an estimate relevant to your specific lesion and the planned approach. Always ask for written post-procedure instructions before you leave the clinic.

Is there a recommended interval between treating multiple lesions in one session versus separate sessions?

Whether multiple lesions can be addressed in a single visit or should be spaced across sessions depends on the number and location of lesions, the method being used, and clinical judgment about how much area is being treated at once. There is no universal rule, so this is a question to raise directly with the dermatologist during your pre-procedure consultation. Getting the rationale in writing helps you understand the treatment plan.

What side effects are generally possible, and how should I respond if they occur?

Commonly documented possibilities include temporary redness, scabbing, and changes in pigmentation at the treated site, though individual responses vary and not all side effects occur in every case. Your consent form should list potential risks specific to the modality recommended for your lesion. Ask the clinic for a written contact protocol so you know exactly who to reach and how quickly if you notice unexpected changes after the procedure.

How can I verify that the cost I am quoted is complete and not subject to unexpected additions?

Request a written, itemized estimate before agreeing to any procedure, and ask specifically whether the quoted figure includes consultation, the procedure itself, any topical anesthesia, post-care products, and scheduled follow-up visits. If a clinic quotes a single number without breaking down what it covers, ask them to clarify each component in writing. Comparing written estimates across clinics on the same itemized basis is more reliable than comparing headline prices.

How can I confirm that the physician treating me is a board-certified dermatologist?

You can ask the clinic directly for the physician's specialty certification details, and in Korea you may cross-reference practitioner credentials through the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (HIRA) public lookup or the Korean Dermatological Association's member directory. Additionally, a clinic whose registered name includes the 피부과의원 designation is legally required to operate under a board-certified dermatologist, which is one publicly verifiable indicator. If a clinic is reluctant to confirm this information, that itself is worth noting.

122 clinics in Incheon are registered with HIRA with dermatology in their name or listed specialties?

122 clinics in Incheon are registered with HIRA with dermatology in their name or listed specialties. 60 of them (49%) use the registered name "…Dermatology Clinic (피부과의원)". Under Korean medical law only board-certified specialists may open a clinic under that name, so the sign alone is a verifiable signal. The rest are general clinics that list dermatology as a practice area.

Closing note

Before scheduling any mole or age spot removal procedure, use the checklist above as a structured way to ask each clinic the same set of questions and compare their responses directly — credential verification, written estimates, and documented aftercare policies are all factual items that do not require you to rely on subjective impressions. Because lesion characteristics, skin type, and medical history all affect which approach is appropriate and what results are realistic, a face-to-face consultation with a board-certified dermatologist is an essential step before any decision is made.

This guide is for information only and is not medical advice. Decide on any procedure only after consulting a doctor. Results vary between individuals.