OB-GYN Care
Only what you truly need, honestly
What to expect
What makes this care different
The principles and strengths BLANC keeps in this care.
All at once, more accurately
A package of Pap, HPV, and colposcopy raises diagnostic accuracy.
Two OB-GYN specialists
Two OB-GYN specialists from Samsung Medical Center practice in a joint-care system.
A first exam without hesitation
Every exam room has the latest motorized chair (JW-G2000), providing comfort and consideration throughout the exam.
Not missing small abnormalities
Equipped with a university-hospital-grade ultrasound lineup — Samsung Medison V6 and GE SWIFT — for higher diagnostic accuracy.
Choose the care for your concern
Tap an item to see details and pricing.
Vaginitis & STI Care
Recurring discomfort, cause first
Menstrual Disorder Care
Enduring monthly isn't the answer
Cystitis Care
Don't endure it — treat before it recurs
Vaccinations
A shot of reassurance, in advance
HPV Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)
Protecting normal tissue
Vaginal Scaling Care
Gentle care that protects your pH
Condyloma Treatment (TCA)
Condyloma medication treatment
Topical anesthesia (Catejel)
Topical anesthesia before treatment
General Consultation
The start of accurate care
Programs that work well together
Care programs that combine several treatments. Details and pricing are explained in consultation.
- Cervical Thorough PackageA screening package combining Pap test, HPV test, and colposcopy in one visit, raising diagnostic accuracy over single tests.
- C-section Scar Recovery ProgramAn intensive C-section scar program combining PDRN regenerative scar-care injections with light therapy. Details and cost are guided in consultation.
- Postpartum Stretch-mark PackageA postpartum stretch-mark package: choose 5 sessions of Secret Needle RF and PDRN is applied at every session. Cost guided in consultation.
Check if you have these symptoms
If the symptoms overlap, do not wait — find the cause in a consultation.
- I've been too busy for checkupsA package of Pap test, HPV test, and colposcopy checks everything at once.
- Which contraception suits me?Discuss options like Mirena, Kyleena, and Implanon with a specialist.
- I need care after an HPV diagnosisHigh-risk HPV and chronic vaginitis can be managed with PDT photodynamic therapy.
From tests to treatment, on trusted equipment
The equipment and methods actually used in our clinic.
PDT Photodynamic Laser
Light therapy targeting lesions only
Samsung Medison V6 Ultrasound
University-hospital-grade ultrasound
GE SWIFT Ultrasound
Precision diagnostic ultrasound
APRO-110 Vaginal Cleansing System
Gentle vaginal scaling
Motorized Exam Chair JW-G2000
Comfortable, hesitation-free exams
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most before a consultation.
Things to know
Please check before your visit
Please read before booking.
- Costs explained beforehandInsured and uninsured tests are distinct; costs are explained during your visit.
- One visit per sessionPDT requires a visit per session; indemnity insurance may apply by condition.
- Why vaginitis keeps coming back: why prescriptions alone don't fix it (Nonhyeon Station OB/GYN)Recurrent vaginitis despite medication? Beyond just eliminating bacteria, let's identify the root cause from the perspective of restoring the disrupted vaginal environment.
- MTX injection criteria: how high can hCG be for ectopic pregnancy without surgery? (Gangnam OB/GYN)If your pregnancy test is positive but no gestational sac is visible, you need to confirm with an OB/GYN if MTX injection is possible based on your hCG levels and condition.
- PCOS: when irregular periods keep recurring (Seocho-gu OB/GYN)If you experience recurrent irregular periods and acne, it might be Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). We explore how to identify ovulation problems and female hormone imbalances through tests, and how to consistently manage them with lifestyle adjustments.
- Nonhyeon Station OB/GYN: symptoms that mean you should come in right awayWhen discharge increases, itching occurs, or menstrual pain worsens, or with recurrent vaginitis and vaginal dryness, we guide you on when to seek OB-GYN care.
- Vaginitis symptom checklist, types, and when to get testedIf your vaginal discharge changes in color or odor, and vulvar itching persists for days, identifying the type of vaginitis through examination, rather than self-diagnosis, is the first step to reducing recurrence.
- Early signs of ovarian cancer and why early detection matters (Sinnonhyeon Station OB/GYN)Persistent abdominal bloating and indigestion lasting over two weeks can be easily dismissed as simple digestive issues. We've calmly summarized the early signs of ovarian cancer and when to consider screening.
- 3D/4D ultrasound in Gangnam: how it differs from a standard ultrasoundGeneral ultrasound and 4D ultrasound serve different purposes. We clarify the distinctions between basic fetal health checks and 3D imaging of the fetus, tailored to your gestational week.
- Untreated vaginitis can lead to infertility: symptoms, causes, and treatment, the complete guide (Seocho-gu OB/GYN)Vaginitis is common, but treatment varies by causative agent. It's safer to identify the cause through examination rather than self-treating, and receive personalized treatment and recurrence management.
- Why vaginitis keeps recurring: it may not be a hygiene problemRecurrent vaginitis may not be due to hygiene, but rather an issue with the vaginal internal environment. Let's distinguish whether simple treatment is sufficient or if environmental improvement is needed.
- Are vaginal probiotics the answer to recurring vaginitis? An OB/GYN specialist explains (Gangnam Station)When vaginitis keeps recurring, should you take oral or vaginal probiotics, and for how long? We've compiled the precise diagnostic criteria to help.
- Gardasil: HPV prevention that matters for both men and women (Seocho-gu OB/GYN)Gardasil is not just for women; it's an HPV vaccination recommended for both men and women, which can help prevent various diseases like cervical cancer and genital warts.
- Breast cancer basics every woman should know (Seolleung Station OB/GYN)When a breast lump or nipple change makes your heart sink, this article, based on a female doctor's perspective, calmly outlines the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment directions for breast cancer to help you start your screening.
- Where to get an HPV test in Gangnam: accurate testing at a Sinnonhyeon Station OB/GYNIf you've delayed HPV testing due to concerns, calmly check the difference between infection and cervical cancer, testing methods, and female doctor consultation.
- Why you should get Gardasil: the complete HPV vaccine guide from a female OB/GYN in Gangnam/Sinnonhyeon/BanpoGardasil HPV Vaccine: Your OB-GYN Guide to Principles, Types, Schedule, and Side Effects.
- Mirena at a Seocho-gu OB/GYN: check this one thing before decidingIf you're considering a Mirena IUD, it's crucial to first confirm with an ultrasound and consultation whether the device is suitable for your uterine condition and menstrual pattern before making a decision.
- Can vaginitis heal on its own? Why so many women wonderWhile mild vaginitis can resolve on its own, if odor or itching recurs, the type of vaginitis may require different tests and treatments, making cause identification a priority.
- Free flu vaccination under the national program: when and why (Gangnam OB/GYN, female doctor)For individuals with weakened immunity, such as pregnant women, children, and the elderly, there's a reported risk of complications like pneumonia or hospitalization. Annual flu vaccination in the fall can help prepare in advance.
- Sapyeong Station OB/GYN: your first women's health checkup, near Gangnam and SinnonhyeonIf you've hesitated about your first OB/GYN visit, start your lifelong health management with a stress-free first-ever checkup for women aged 20-39 to confirm the health of your uterus and ovaries.
- Confirming early pregnancy: when and how? (Sinnonhyeon/Gangnam Station)When can you confirm pregnancy, and what should you take care of in the early stages? We'll guide you step-by-step, from home test kits to OB/GYN ultrasound confirmation and warning signs.
- Contraception isn't one-size-fits-all: contraception counseling at Gangnam/Sinnonhyeon OB/GYNThe same contraceptive pill can suit one person but cause side effects for another. Let's consider your hormone status and lifestyle to find the contraception that's right for you.
- Late period but not pregnant? Causes and how to checkWhen your period is late, pregnancy is often the first thought, but non-pregnancy causes like stress or ovulation changes are also common. We've outlined when testing is needed.
- Abnormal bleeding: bleeding outside your period needs a checkupBleeding outside of your period, recurrent brown discharge, or post-coital bleeding? It's crucial to identify the cause, whether it's hormonal changes, uterine disease, or a sign of pregnancy.
- Why menopause symptoms shouldn't be ignored: treatment options from a Seocho-gu OB/GYNIf you're experiencing hot flashes, shallow sleep, and unexplained irritability, it could be a sign of perimenopause. Addressing symptoms when they are mild can make the transition much smoother.
- Pre-wedding and pre-pregnancy checkups with a female doctor (Sinnonhyeon Station)Pre-Marriage, Pre-Pregnancy Check-ups: From Rubella to Ovarian Function, Prepare for a Stable Pregnancy.
- Severe dryness and recurring itching: time to stop itFor moderate to severe vulvar dryness where regular moisturizers fall short, we explain who can benefit from medical-grade MD cream that helps restore the skin barrier.
- Syphilis symptoms: early signs that are easy to missSyphilis often presents with mild, painless sores or unexplained rashes, making early detection difficult. It's safer to confirm through testing rather than relying on symptoms alone.
- Menopause: the body changes from your late 40s and why an accurate diagnosis matters (Sinnonhyeon/Gangnam)In your late 40s, when irregular periods, hot flashes, and insomnia begin to overlap, identify your current menopausal stage with hormone tests and find a management plan tailored to you.
- MTX injection for ectopic pregnancy in Gangnam: can it be treated without surgery? (success rate and criteria)Ectopic Pregnancy: Can MTX Injections Treat It Without Surgery While Preserving Fallopian Tubes? Key Information.
- Period pain can be linked to infertility: it may be more than just painBefore enduring monthly period pain with painkillers, check with an OB-GYN if it's a cause that could affect your pregnancy plans.
- Severe period pain: normal or a sign to see a doctor?If the monthly period pain you've endured has suddenly changed, let's check its pattern together to see if it's just pain or a sign of a uterine condition.
- Vaginitis in Banpo: why it keeps coming back even with pharmacy medicationIf recurrent vaginitis persists despite using over-the-counter vaginal suppositories, it might be due to a mismatch in the type of infection (bacterial, candidal, or trichomonal). Identifying the cause through testing is the starting point to reduce recurrence.
- Genital herpes in Gangnam: recurring outbreaks and pain need proper managementIf you experience recurrent stinging and blisters in the affected area, accurate testing during symptoms, antiviral treatment, and lifestyle management can help control pain and reduce recurrence.
- Female hormone tests: symptoms worth checking (Yangjae Station OB/GYN)Irregular periods, unexplained fatigue, and mood swings – if you suspect these are due to hormonal changes, check your current female hormone status with a blood test and review menopausal transition and pregnancy preparation together.
- Candida vaginitis treatment in Gangnam: accurate care at Nonhyeon Station OB/GYNRecurrent vulvar itching and white discharge could be Candida vaginitis. Before repeating medication, identify the type with discharge tests and manage recurrence.
- Cystitis symptoms: is it dangerous to leave untreated? A Seocho-gu specialist explainsStinging during urination or frequent trips to the bathroom can be early signs of cystitis. Getting tested and treated when symptoms begin helps prevent recurrence.
- Why does vaginitis keep recurring? Care tips from a female OB/GYN at Gangnam StationFor recurrent vaginitis that keeps coming back even with medication, don't just manage symptoms; reduce recurrence by focusing on restoring the vaginal mucosa and environment.
- Are home pregnancy tests often wrong? (Yeoksam Station OB/GYN)When home pregnancy tests show faint lines or inconsistent results, we've summarized the reasons for errors and the optimal timing for accurate testing.
- Uterine fibroids in your 30s and 40s: symptoms and treatments (Banpo Station OB/GYN)If you've been told you have uterine fibroids during a health check-up, surgery isn't always the answer. We'll explore how management, from observation to treatment, varies based on symptoms and circumstances.
- Checking for pregnancy: explained by an OB/GYN specialist (Gangnam Station)Worried about pregnancy from pre-ejaculate or withdrawal? We've clarified the conditions for pregnancy and accurate testing times from an OB-GYN's perspective.
- Worsening period pain could be endometriosisWorsening period pain each year could signal endometriosis. Learn how to check for pain and infertility risk early.
- Period pain vs endometriosis: how to tell simple pain from a warning signNot all menstrual pain is normal. We've outlined criteria to distinguish between common menstrual pain and signs of endometriosis based on pain patterns.
- Amenorrhea: should you just wait? (Yeoksam Station OB/GYN)If you're worried about missing your period for two months and wondering if you should just wait, we'll explain the common causes of amenorrhea, necessary tests, and when medical consultation is needed.
- Early-pregnancy termination in Gangnam: why it calls for a careful decisionIf you're struggling with an unexpected pregnancy alone, early pregnancy termination hinges on timing, diagnosis, and choosing the right medical team. We've outlined the process for safe decision-making after ultrasound confirmation and consultation with an OB-GYN specialist.
- PCOS, irregular periods, and acne: a female OB/GYN in Sinnonhyeon/Banpo/Gangnam explains the connectionIrregular periods, acne, and sudden weight changes? It could be Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). We've calmly outlined the causes, tests, and management approaches.
- Burning and frequent urination? Get it checked at a women's clinic (cystitis, Gangnam Station)If you experience stinging during urination and frequent bathroom urges, it's crucial to quickly diagnose cystitis with an early urine test and complete the full course of treatment to reduce recurrence.
- Emergency contraception: when and how to take it (Banpo OB/GYN)Contraceptive mishaps can happen unexpectedly to anyone. An OB/GYN specialist calmly explains the precise concept of emergency contraception, optimal timing for use, common misconceptions and side effects, and how to prepare for more stable contraception.
- Why your period stopped: simple delay or a sign to see a doctor?When your period is late and pregnancy tests are negative, we'll carefully examine from a clinical perspective whether it's just a delay or a hormonal signal.
- Early pregnancy symptoms at 1 week: when do they start, and when to test?One week after intercourse is too early to determine pregnancy based solely on symptoms. We've summarized when early pregnancy symptoms typically appear and when to get tested for accurate results.
- Care by a female doctor from Samsung Medical Center at Blanc Women's ClinicComparing OB-GYN clinics based on verifiable medical staff credentials and test-based diagnoses, rather than promotional reviews, makes your choice much easier.
- Urinary incontinence treatment in Seocho-gu: can RT4000 help without surgery?Urinary leakage after childbirth? Don't dismiss it as aging and suffer in silence. Identify the type of incontinence and discuss non-surgical treatment options with your OB-GYN.
- Implanon: long-lasting contraception and the side effects you should knowIf daily birth control pills are a hassle and you're considering long-term contraception, understanding Implanon's effects, side effects like irregular bleeding, and the insertion/removal process can be helpful.
- 3 things to check when vaginitis keeps recurringIf vaginitis keeps returning despite treatment, it's not just about the bacteria, but also the environment where they thrive. Addressing both can reduce recurrence.
- Confidential, safe abortion consultation at Gangnam Station: surgical vs medical, and costsWhen facing an unplanned pregnancy, we help you determine a safe path with a specialist after accurate gestational age confirmation and health assessment. Your privacy is protected by medical law.
- STD symptoms: changes that mean you should get testedWhen you experience changes in discharge, itching, or pain after sexual contact, we've summarized why it's difficult to judge by symptoms alone and what signals indicate the need for testing.
- When you should consider vaginal scaling (Sinnonhyeon Station OB/GYN)If vaginal infections recur monthly despite medication, a vaginal environment where bacteria thrive might remain. We examine the recurrence structure with vaginal scaling after examination.
- STD testing before pregnancy: the first step to a healthy pregnancyEven without symptoms, why is STI screening helpful when preparing for pregnancy? We've calmly outlined the test items and timing.
- Why vaginitis keeps recurring: when simple treatment isn't enoughVaginitis that seems to improve but then recurs might not just be about bacteria; a weakened vaginal environment could be the cause. Comprehensive care that addresses the environment can help.
- Should men get Gardasil too? Why men need the HPV vaccine (Gangnam/Sinnonhyeon OB/GYN)Gardasil is not just for women; male vaccination can also protect partner health. We've compiled this information from a clinic perspective.
- Why get a female hormone test? (Yeoksam Station OB/GYN, female doctor)If you're experiencing fatigue, menstrual changes, and mood swings, a female hormone test can help you check ovarian function and hormone balance, and understand the signals your body is sending.
- Recurring vaginitis: why does it keep coming back? (Eonju Station OB/GYN)If vaginitis improves but then recurs repeatedly, it might be recurrent vaginitis. Identifying the type and addressing the cause with tailored diagnosis and environmental improvements can be helpful.
- Implanon vs Mirena: which contraception is right for me?Comparing Implanon and Mirena for long-term contraception: from insertion location (arm vs. uterus) to bleeding changes. We've compiled criteria to help you choose based on your situation.
- Meeting your baby's face early: 3D/4D ultrasound in Seocho-guWe've summarized what makes 3D ultrasound different from regular ultrasound, when it's best to get one for clear images, and the meaning of the recommended 24 to 30-week timing and examination.
- "My periods are irregular": understanding PCOS, the most common hormonal disorder (Hakdong Station OB/GYN)If your periods have become irregular, occurring only every two or three months, it's time to check your ovulation and hormonal balance. We've calmly compiled the causes, tests, and management approaches for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) from an OB-GYN perspective.
- When should women get checkups? Gynecologic exams by age (Sinnonhyeon Station, Seocho-gu)Cervical cancer, uterine fibroids, and ovarian cysts often have no early symptoms, making age-specific regular checkups even more crucial when symptoms are absent.
- Cheongdam OB/GYN: depth of care matters more than priceBeyond price comparisons, we outline criteria for in-depth diagnosis and explanations, covering recurrent vaginitis, vaginal dryness, menopausal changes, and HPV testing, all tailored to your condition.
- Nam Bo-ra's cervical cancer: the early signs most women missCervical cancer often has few early symptoms. We've compiled ways to proactively check with HPV and cervical cytology tests when experiencing recurrent bleeding and discharge changes.
- "Could it be an STD?" Don't worry, get tested (Sinnonhyeon Station OB/GYN)STIs can be transmitted even without symptoms. We guide you on how to replace vague anxiety with accurate testing and respond quickly when needed.
- Female OB/GYN in Sinnonhyeon/Banpo/Gangnam: why women should get comfortable with gynecologyAn OB-GYN clinic isn't just for when you're sick; it can be the starting point for lifelong health management, helping you understand hormonal changes and your body's subtle signals.
- After the Nam Bo-ra cervical cancer news: is it too late for the HPV vaccine? (Does it work if you're sexually active?)Unsure if HPV vaccination is still beneficial after sexual experience, or when to start cervical cancer screening? Let's clarify prevention and check-ups tailored to your situation.
- Recurring women's conditions: why specialist care matters and how to choose an OB/GYNStruggling to choose among similar-looking OB-GYN clinics? Start by checking if they offer specialist care and cause-focused treatment based on diagnostic tests.
- Cervical cancer and Gardasil explained: start vaccination now (Banpo OB/GYN)An OB-GYN specialist has simply summarized how to proactively prepare for cervical cancer with screenings when symptoms are absent and with Gardasil vaccination.
Do not wait — check now
Even small signs are usually resolved early once the cause is found in consultation.