Injections chosen after the exam
Among prolo, collagen, vitality injections and IV, we never choose by symptom alone. The exam and ultrasound decide which one fits.
How we choose an injection
We confirm the site by exam and ultrasound before choosing what to inject.
Four injections
One of prolo, collagen, vitality injection or IV.
Chosen after the exam
Not by symptom alone: the exam and ultrasound decide the site and the agent.
A short procedure
Usually no hospital stay is needed and the procedure is short.
Four injections, how they differ
Prolotherapy
A solution injected into weakened ligaments and tendons prompts the body to rebuild them. Results vary.
Collagen Injections
Ligaments and tendons are mostly collagen. This injection supplies biocompatible collagen to tissue worn by chronic inflammation, filling and reinforcing the damaged area.
Vitality Injections
Functional balance therapy (FBT) corrects whole-body alignment along nerve and muscle chains, not just the painful spot. For pain that keeps coming back.
IV Therapy
Only the components you need, based on fatigue, health and current medication. Details are explained at the visit.
Who provides your care?
Dr. Lee Su-jin, rehabilitation medicine specialist, handles consultations and injections. Manual therapy is given one-to-one by a dedicated therapist after the visit.
What is different here
Both centers start with the doctor, and therapy is focused on one person at a time.
전문의가 직접 진료하고 주사해요
A rehabilitation specialist trained at Asan Medical Center examines children and adults herself and performs the ultrasound and injections.
30분 동안 한 사람만 봐요
Manual therapy and children's therapy are 30-minute one-to-one appointments with a dedicated therapist who stays with you.
두 센터가 한 건물에 있어요
The pain center on the 2nd floor and the development center on B1 share one building, so parents can be treated while their child is in therapy. Three minutes from Bangbae station exit 2.
Start with a consultation
Online requests are booked as a consultation. For treatment bookings and follow-ups call the pain center at 02-521-7588.