Adenomyosis radiofrequency ablation in Seoul is available at Trinity Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, about a minute from Exit 1 of Sinsa Station, where two female board-certified OB-GYN specialists with 20 and 15 years of specialist experience, Dr. Nan-hee Jeong and Dr. Ki-yeol Yang, see you from consultation to follow-up. For adenomyosis with painful or heavy periods, the doctor checks the extent of the lesion, uterine size, anemia and pregnancy plans, then compares medication, Mirena, HIFU, radiofrequency ablation (RFA) and surgery. RFA treats the lesion with heat under ultrasound guidance while keeping the uterus; like fibroid RFA it is done under IV sedation, usually with same-day discharge. Trinity is a foreign-patient facility registered with Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare. An English-speaking coordinator answers directly on WhatsApp, before your trip and after you return home.
Two female board-certified OB-GYN specialists with 20 and 15 years of specialist experience, Dr. Nan-hee Jeong and Dr. Ki-yeol Yang, see you themselves, from the first examination to follow-up. Trinity is a foreign-patient facility registered with Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare.
Adenomyosis spreads within the muscle of the uterus, so treatment is not decided by uterine size alone. Pain, bleeding and anemia, the extent of the lesion, your age and pregnancy plans are weighed together, and not every patient needs surgery.
After RFA there may be temporary abdominal pain or a low fever as tissue breaks down. Pain, period flow and the lesion are followed up afterwards.
An English-speaking coordinator answers directly on WhatsApp, before your trip and after you return home.
This page is general information. Whether a treatment suits you, and your recovery schedule, are decided by the doctor after an examination.
Reviewed by Dr. Nan-hee Jeong and Dr. Ki-yeol Yang, OB-GYN specialists
Adenomyosis radiofrequency ablation in Seoul is available at Trinity Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, about a minute from Exit 1 of Sinsa Station, where two female board-certified OB-GYN specialists with 20 and 15 years of specialist experience, Dr. Nan-hee Jeong and Dr. Ki-yeol Yang, see you from consultation to follow-up. For adenomyosis with painful or heavy periods, the doctor checks the extent of the lesion, uterine size, anemia and pregnancy plans, then compares medication, Mirena, HIFU, radiofrequency ablation (RFA) and surgery. RFA treats the lesion with heat under ultrasound guidance while keeping the uterus; like fibroid RFA it is done under IV sedation, usually with same-day discharge. Trinity is a foreign-patient facility registered with Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare. An English-speaking coordinator answers directly on WhatsApp, before your trip and after you return home.
Most patients go home the same day after RFA. The doctor will plan follow-up and your stay after the examination.
It depends on your recovery; the doctor will advise you after treatment. Please share your flight dates when you first contact us.
You feel no pain during the procedure under IV sedation. Afterwards there may be temporary abdominal pain or a low fever.
Women whose adenomyosis causes painful or heavy periods that are not controlled by other treatment, who want to keep their uterus, and whose lesion is suitable on imaging.
Yes. An English-speaking coordinator answers on WhatsApp, and also supports you during your visit and follow-up.
Yes. Dr. Nan-hee Jeong and Dr. Ki-yeol Yang, both female OB-GYN specialists, see you from the first examination to follow-up.
Yes. Trinity Women's Clinic is a foreign-patient facility registered with Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare, with coordinators for English, Japanese, Chinese and other languages.
Message the coordinator on WhatsApp. If you have severe pain, heavy bleeding or a fever, please see a local doctor promptly.
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Trinity Women's Clinic