
Musculoskeletal pain, starting with the cause
We find the cause of shoulder, back and knee pain first, then ease it with manual therapy, injections or shockwave. First visits start with the doctor; treatment is decided after.
어디가 불편하세요
Pick the area to see the related treatments and care programs
목·어깨
Stiff shoulder, limited neck, frozen shoulder and rotator cuff

허리
Stiffness after sitting, disc and posture problems

무릎
Knees that struggle on stairs, cartilage and ligament pain

팔꿈치·손목
Tennis and golf elbow, wrist tenosynovitis

발·발목
Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon, repeated ankle sprains

자세·체형
Uneven pelvis or shoulders, measured with exbody analysis

Find by treatment
Read about each treatment. All treatment starts after the consultation.

Manual Therapy
Adults: 30-minute one-to-one sessions. Children: pediatric manual therapy by growth stage.

Injection Therapy
We confirm the site by exam and ultrasound before choosing the injection.

Shockwave Therapy
Eases chronic tendon and ligament pain without surgery, about 10 minutes per site.

HILT Laser Therapy
A HIRO TT high-intensity laser calms deep inflammation.

엑스바디 체형분석
Posture and balance in numbers, compared before and after manual therapy.

Personalized Care Programs
Seven programs for shoulders, elbows, parenting, pregnancy and after birth.
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.
How a first visit goes
- 1
Consultation
The rehabilitation medicine specialist examines the cause of your pain. Online requests are booked as this consultation.
- 2
Exbody or ultrasound if needed
Posture, alignment and the state of tendons and ligaments set the direction.
- 3
Treatment plan
We choose among manual therapy, injections, shockwave and HILT laser. Manual therapy rarely starts the same day.
- 4
Follow-up visits
We adjust frequency as you respond. Follow-ups are booked by phone at 02-521-7588.
When caregiving or work puts strain on your body
Explore programs for concerns during pregnancy, after childbirth, while caregiving and at work.
Frequently asked questions
Starting manual therapy, evening hours, parking and insurance
What happens before manual therapy starts?
Before manual therapy begins, we normally carry out at least 2 weeks and 4 or more sessions of basic physical therapy, though children with torticollis and other cases needing early treatment can start right away. We also use X-BODY posture analysis to accurately diagnose the root cause of the pain. Progress is then precisely tracked with data at sessions 1, 5, 10, and 15.
How is manual therapy run?
Manual therapy runs on a 30-minute appointment system, with a dedicated therapist working one-on-one with each patient. From July 2026, government-regulated managed-benefit pricing applies: 30 minutes per session at the officially set fee of 43,850 KRW, with a nationwide combined limit of twice a week and 15 sessions per year. If you arrive more than 5 minutes late, the session may be cancelled for the day or your therapist may change, so please arrive on time.
Do you offer evening clinic hours?
Yes. The Pain Center (2F) offers evening hours until 9 p.m. every Monday and Wednesday (last check-in 8:30 p.m.). Thursdays and Fridays run until 7 p.m. (last check-in 6:30 p.m.), Saturdays until 2 p.m. (last check-in 1:30 p.m.); closed on Tuesdays, Sundays, and public holidays.
Is parking available?
Yes. Parking is free during clinic hours. Please use the TJ Building parking lot.
Can I claim private indemnity insurance?
Most treatments at our clinic are legally designated non-covered services recognized by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, so they are generally eligible for private indemnity insurance claims. However, coverage and limits can vary with your policy's contract date, riders, and the final diagnosis code, so we recommend confirming with your insurer in advance.
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.








